Virtual Exercise Experience

By integrating Nuvoton MCUs and TinyML technologies, these applications can achieve higher virtual interactivity and real-time feedback. For example, a virtual fitness app can provide a virtual running track and utilize TinyML for exercise posture recognition, correcting the user’s posture and making the exercise more interesting while providing real-time guidance and feedback.

Applicable Development Platforms  

NuMaker-HMI-M467

NuMaker-IoT-M467

1. Vibration Detection

Example: Running Posture Analysis

Integrating vibration sensors into smart running shoes to capture foot strike vibrations during running.
Cortex-M4 processes this data to analyze running posture and gait patterns, such as determining whether the runner is a heel striker or a forefoot striker.
Based on this information, personalized running coaching tips are provided to help athletes improve running efficiency and reduce the risk of injuries.

 

2. Sensor Fusion

Example: Comprehensive Health Monitoring Wristband

Integrating a heart rate sensor, a blood oxygen sensor, and an activity tracker into a fitness wristband.
Cortex-M4 processes data from these sensors to provide comprehensive health monitoring, including heart rate, blood oxygen saturation, and daily activity volume.
This monitoring helps users better understand their health status and exercise needs.

 

3. Real-time Recognition

Example: Automatic Exercise Type Recognition

Using multiple sensors in a fitness tracker to track the user's exercise activities.
Cortex-M4 processes this data to automatically recognize the type of exercise the user is performing, such as walking, jogging, cycling, or swimming.
Based on the recognized exercise type, relevant exercise data, and calories burned are automatically recorded, providing users with customized fitness reports.

 

4. Gesture Sensing

Interactive Fitness Training Tracker

Application Description:
Integrating gesture recognition sensors, such as accelerometers and gyroscopes, into a fitness tracker.
Cortex-M4 processes data from these sensors to recognize gestures made by users when performing specific fitness movements, such as weightlifting, punching, or yoga poses.
The tracker can recognize and record these specific movements, calculating corresponding exercise volume and calories burned.

NuMaker-M55M1

1. Vibration Detection

Vibration detection technology can capture body vibrations and dynamic information during exercise. With the M55M1 development board, we can achieve high-precision vibration detection, thereby realizing a more realistic virtual sports experience. This helps users feel the power and rhythm of the exercise, enhancing the immersion of the sports experience.

 

2. Sensor Fusion

Sensor fusion is the process of integrating and analyzing data from different sensors. In virtual sports experiences, the M55M1 development board can integrate data from multiple sensors such as accelerometers, gyroscopes, and magnetometers to achieve a comprehensive perception of sports posture and environment. This makes virtual sports more accurate and realistic.

 

3. Gesture Sensing

Gesture sensing technology allows users to control virtual sports scenes using hand movements. The powerful processing power and sensing capabilities of the M55M1 development board enable it to recognize and interpret user gestures, thereby realizing an interactive virtual sports experience. Users can control movements, select different scenes, or perform specific operations through gestures, enhancing engagement and entertainment.

 

4. Real-time Recognition

The application of real-time recognition technology in virtual sports experiences can instantly identify the user's movements and performance. This helps to provide real-time feedback and guidance, helping users improve their sports skills and performance. The efficient processing power of the M55M1 development board ensures the high responsiveness of real-time recognition, improving the effectiveness of the virtual sports experience.

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