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Body Posture Detection and Motion Tracking using AI for Medical Exercises and Recommendation System

Exercises are highly essential in our everyday lives, especially when patients are in the middle of a healing process and need to speed up their body's recuperation. Exercise has become more important in our lives as a result of this. They provide the cornerstone for improving human capacities...

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Published in:ITM web of conferences 2022, Vol.44, p.3043
Main Authors: Patil, Anuj, Rao, Darshan, Utturwar, Kaustubh, Shelke, Tejas, Sarda, Ekta
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Language:English
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Summary:Exercises are highly essential in our everyday lives, especially when patients are in the middle of a healing process and need to speed up their body's recuperation. Exercise has become more important in our lives as a result of this. They provide the cornerstone for improving human capacities and extending their lives. Artificial Intelligence and Image Processing can be utilized to improve and supplement the workout process without the need for professional supervision. A software-based motion tracker can keep track of all the exercises you've done and provide you feedback on your posture while you're working out. Through computing data and analysis, the exercise's beneficial efficiency will be increased. The MediaPipe framework could be utilized for this application; in this machine learning model, points are plotted at several joints of the human body posture, and movement is tracked, stored, and analyzed. This detailed analysis of the body tracking could be used in the implementation of an application that could keep a track of the medical exercise of a registered individual. The software could be further improvised in such a manner that the registered user could be mapped to an authentic verified doctor having the access to the diagnosis reports and exercise history of the mapped patient using databases.
ISSN:2271-2097
2271-2097
DOI:10.1051/itmconf/20224403043