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Fit Time

Fit Time. EEL 6788 Project Presentation . Presented By: Lauren Ball April 27, 2011. Topics. Background Description System Architecture Sensor Processing Future Work My Experience and Hurdles Demo. Background. Smartphone Capabilities Massive Deployment

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Fit Time

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  1. Fit Time • EEL 6788 Project Presentation Presented By: Lauren Ball April 27, 2011

  2. Topics • Background • Description • System Architecture • Sensor Processing • Future Work • My Experience and Hurdles • Demo

  3. Background • Smartphone Capabilities • Massive Deployment • Many Sensors (3G, WiFi, GPS, Camera, Microphone, etc) • Fit Time • Looks to provide motivation for the gym type of workout • Often choose other workout options. • Leverages competition/guilt to inspire users • Requires minimal user interaction • Working out • User has the option to interact as much as desired

  4. Fit Time Android App • Accelerometer data is used to determine the number of Reps or Steps performed by the user for each gym visit. • When the user leaves the gym the Rep and Step numbers for the user are sent to the “server” • When the user is in the Idle mode, the sensor data is not sampled

  5. Fit Time Android App Layout Login Page In Gym Page • Note: Demo will show Actual Screen

  6. Email Monitor • “Server” Function • fittimelauren@gmail.com • Unprotected email account • Share password with users • Users can monitor access to see who is logging gym activities • Either while at gym if curious. For instance, if you see your friend leave the gym. • Or via email notifications from the “server”

  7. Server Layout

  8. Steps vs Reps Applications • Example Steps Applications • Treadmill Running • Stair stepper • Elliptical Machine • Example Reps Applications • Arm Machines

  9. Future Enhancements • Have a Real Server • Have user query server at login time to possibly display other users status on Gym Screen • Make user interface more appealing • Separate out to more events than Steps and Reps to allow more optimization of detections • Allow user to select placement of sensor

  10. Hurdles/My Experience • Lots of examples available, but sometimes it was hard to find specific small things. • I found when things get weird, reboot pc and phone! • I have been operating on private networks mostly lately and when I started I was thinking I could run my server without a dynamic IP (clear oversight). This impacted deployment. • Disconnected debugging was interesting. For instance, no breakpoints.

  11. Demo

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