Praxis

@rahul_dev6 go get that sweat on, Rahul 💪

@adityavsc Spot on, Aditya! Over the last year of building solutions for at-home fitness, we constantly heard from our users how they missed having a teacher tell them more about their form. And voila! With Praxis we give you posture awareness with the green line tracking your movements. In our next release we will be going deeper into posture correction (but shhhh, more on that later!)

@adityavsc Thanks Aditya, Praxis was very much born out of my personal frustrations too.... never knowing if I was doing the right thing with YouTube - sometimes getting injured in the process ...now I am addicted to it - works well for yoga, weight training, resistance band workouts, pilates and my friends tell me even for dance lessons! :)

@valeriykozlov2 spot on, Valeriy, it's doing motion tracking very similar to the good ol' Kinect, but without the need for specialised hardware! We run our computer vision ML on your laptop or phone's camera feed to build a 2D Skeleton structure based of a set of joints (keypoints) like ankles, knees, shoulders, elbows, wrists, and limb orientations. The app currently works best on a laptop with Chrome browser, and the browser can easily be casted on your connected smart TV (in fact that's how a bunch of our users currently use it). Bigger screens are definitely better here, and we plan to explore building native smart TV in the future.

@radhika_dimri OK, got it ! with TV casting there will be some delay in video, but I believe it is quite bearable.

@radhika_dimri @valeriykozlov2 for now, the users aren't complaining much on casting but surely it's in pipeline to build, thanks for checking out and your ideas, appreciated!

@xgrv Thanks Ocatvian, Using TechForGood was one of the very core part of our mission - thank for picking up on that! 🙏

Totally agree on the power of AI to make deep positive impact on everyday live @xgrv, glad you see Praxis in that list!

Thanks @sadamiak! A whole new future of training at home 💪

@sadamiak Thanks Szymon, yes the idea is that as more people work from home, more people will work out for home, and we are trying to build for that future.

@paul_perry thanks Paul, appreciate it!

@paul_perry glad you like it, Paul!

@alex_terentiev Love your line of thinking, Alex, and thanks for the shoutout! Currently the skeleton is shown on your own video - we ran multiple user tests showing skeletons on both the trainer and your own video, and the majority of our beta users felt seeing two skeletons became a tad bit overwhelming to follow along. Both skeleton structures can look quite varied given multiple camera angles in YouTube videos, difference in level of practitioners etc. We've explored building a comparison models for exactly this next.