dr_blueberry

So far, they are based on ViTPose+ Large pose estimation in the context of different sports.

My demos include:

- Comparing dancers' sync performing the same choreography and computing a sync score

- Visualizing a runner's ankle path while running, as well as the average knee shape upon foot strike

- Counting chin-ups reps and measuring each rep duration

The code is open-source on GitHub:

With holds detection + pose estimation, I can show how each hold gets activated as a hand or foot uses it. Once we touch the final hold with both hands, the route is completed, and I show the overall path of my torso midpoint.

A tool like this could help climbers understand their movement better. I’m still very much a beginner at bouldering, so it would be great to get quantitative feedback.

There are definitely things to improve, but overall I’m encouraged by this first demo.

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