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SmartMat Real-Time Squatting Feedback Customer Need Squatting improperly leads to injury Athletes dont always have feedback about their squatting form while exercising


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SmartMat

Real-Time Squatting Feedback

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Customer Need

Squatting improperly leads to injury Athletes don’t always have feedback about their squatting form while exercising

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Customer Needs Product Attributes Engineering Specifications

Alert user to improper squat form while squatting Real time feedback Provides feedback at 50Hz or more No interference with normal squat Non-intrusive Normal range of motion of limbs Can be set up and used easily Ease of use Time to calibrate < 5 seconds Used by different people Universal use Fits a squat stance as large as 6 feet Withstand repeated use Repeatability Number of cycles > 1 million Withstand weight associated with squatting Durability Can withstand 1000lbs

SmartMat

Product Description: Fitness device that gives real time feedback while squatting Intended Customers: High schools; colleges; gyms Market: Smart Fitness Market

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SmartMat

Alerts user of squat quality by tracking weight distribution

Captures: Knee pronation, Uneven weight distribution, Knee foot alignment

Force Sensor Matrix

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Heatmap

User Interface

Name

Welcome

Continue as guest

Calibrate

Begin Squatting in 3...2...1

Feedback

Pronating left

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Price: around $1000 from user interviews Market: Smart Fitness, $29.4 Billion by 2025 Buyer: Commercial gyms and college/high school athletics programs User: Recreational squatters

https://www.grandviewresearch.com/press-release/global-smart-fitness-devices-market

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Key Questions

What problems in squatting form can we detect from force sensors? How consistent is detection across different users? Can we provide accurate real time feedback on squatting form?

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Key Findings

Squatting form correlates with foot force distribution Knee pronation and uneven weight distribution detected Calibration provides more accurate data Real time feedback using ROS and Arduino

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Going Forward

Need to incorporate force sensor matrix

Implementation Detecting placement of feet among matrix

Further user testing Longevity testing Improvement of UI