AC101101

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by AC101101 2y ago
No, pace is not considered in our form feedback. The user can go at whatever speed they wish. It'll just count their reps and provide feedback until they completed their entire workout. We do have a prototype ready for stats IF we ever
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by AC101101 2y ago
We're just referencing off of other apps for the design since we were new to this. We have the onboarding, paywall, and the main content which I think is the norm for most consumer apps. Hope you got to see some of the stuff we made! I
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by AC101101 2y ago
Ahaha no it's a valid question regardless of age! You can either smartcast it to your tv or get those HDMI to iphone adapters for like $45 at Walmart and display it to your TV from your phone. There's also the audio feedback as we
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by AC101101 2y ago
Yes, it will give a negative sounding 'beep' noise and provide you an audible feedback to improve like 'Bring your left leg higher'. Just make sure that your volume is turned on!
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by AC101101 2y ago
Yes! No .mp4 or .mov video is being sent to a server for processing back and forth. We do store your stats to display on your device. If you don't sign in however, the app doesn't save your progress.
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by AC101101 2y ago
Wooowwww! It's awesome to see vision tech being used like this! How long did this take you?? Also, is the club being used at all or just the person's stick figure? Oh and did adjusting the stick figure to match the person's h
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by AC101101 2y ago
Appreciate it! Hope to hear the good and the bad! Feel free to share your project and why you started! I just met someone who wanted to build a smart mirror that counts reps. Think the idea was sparked by using the Vision Pro during their w
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by AC101101 2y ago
Yep! This is just to inform that everyone is different so we're not teaching the one right way. That's why we didn't set it at 100% form strictness for every one of the exercises. We just correct your form to the exercise sho
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by AC101101 2y ago
Yes, you're right in that there isn't a textbook example of 'proper form'. I appreciate you finding the quote on the website! For clarity, at the bottom of the homepage's FAQ section ("I already know how to do
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by AC101101 2y ago
Yes! Just make sure to turn up your volume so you can hear your feedback! Full honesty, we didn't think too much about the visually impaired. We do highlight the mistakes you made on your body using red. If there's something that
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by AC101101 2y ago
Yes! Honestly, I don't know. I haven't seen a raw demo outside of the website itself. From initial looks, it looks a little bit jittering and...slidy? Idk if they're playing around with the EMA smoothing but I can't fair
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by AC101101 2y ago
Thank you for taking the time to post this!
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by AC101101 2y ago
Oh yeah! Thanks for asking cause this was the dilemma that we were experiencing at first. When starting out, think we were using mediapipe from ML Kit (Google) and CoreML. If you want a visual example of our first version, here it is: http
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by AC101101 2y ago
Loll yeah do whatever works the best for you! Think it's decent advice to start with general proper form and progress to other training techniques. Stay strong man!
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by AC101101 2y ago
Oh yeah, totally agree! I'm most likely not interpreting your comment correctly, so apologies about that! People can workout on their own so tracking in real-time vs watching yourself through a mirror isn't much different. We made
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by AC101101 2y ago
Gotcha! Thank you for the feedback! The challenges and programs are free to try! You can swipe down on the paywall if you want to. Appreciate the honesty and will apply that, hopefully, some other time! :-)
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