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VISVESVARAYA TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY

Jnana Sangama, Belgaum-590014, Karnataka, INDIA

PROJECT REPORT
on

“Interactive Health and Fitness App with Real-time Feedback”

Submitted in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the award of degree of

For the Academic year 2023-24

Submitted By:

PRASHANTH V 1MV20IS0XX
M SHAKTHI RAJ 1MV21IS400
PAVAN KUMAR B 1MV21IS401
RAKESH M S 1MV21IS403

Under the Guidance of:

Mr. Byre Gowda B K


Assistant Professor, Department of ISE
Sir M. Visvesvaraya Institute of Technology, Bengaluru.

DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING


SIR M. VISVESVARAYA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
HUNASAMARANAHALLI, BANGALORE – 562157
SIR M. VISVESVARAYA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
HUNASAMARANAHALLI, BANGALORE – 562157
DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING

CERTIFICATE
It is certified that the Project work entitled “Interactive Health and Fitness App with Real-time
Feedback” is a bonafide work carried out by PRASHANTH V (1MV20IS0XX), M
SHAKTHI RAJ (1MV21IS401), PAVAN KUMAR B (1MV21IS401), RAKESH M S
(1MV21IS403) in partial fulfilment for the requirements of the Degree of Bachelor of
Engineering in Information Science and Engineering of the Visvesvaraya Technological
University, Belagavi during the year 2023-2024. It is certified that all corrections and
suggestions indicated for Internal Assessment have been incorporated in the report. The report
has been approved as it satisfies the academic requirements in respect of Project work
prescribed for the course of Bachelor of Engineering.

Name & Signature of Name & Signature of Name & Signature of


Guide HOD Principal

Mr. Byre Gowda B K Dr. G C Bhanuprakash Dr. Rakesh S G


Assistant Professor, Professor & HOD Principal,
Department of ISE Department of ISE Sir MVIT
Sir MVIT, Sir MVIT, Bengaluru - 562157
Bengaluru - 562157 Bengaluru - 562157

External Examination:
Name Of Examiner Signature with Date
1)

2)
ACKNOWLEDGMENT

It gives us immense pleasure to express our sincere gratitude to the management of Sir M.
Visvesvaraya Institute of Technology, Bengaluru for providing the opportunity and the
resources to accomplish our project work in their premises.

On the path of learning, the presence of an experienced guide is indispensable, and we would
like to thank our guide Mr. Byre Gowda B.K Assistant Professor, Dept. of ISE, for his
invaluable help and guidance.

We would also like to convey our regards and sincere thanks to Dr. G C Bhanuprakash,
HOD, Department of ISE for his suggestions, constant support and encouragement. Heartfelt
and sincere thanks to Dr Rakesh S G, Principal, Sir. MVIT for providing us with the
infrastructure and facilities needed to develop our project.

We would also like to thank the staff of the Department of Information Science and
Engineering and lab-in-charges for their co-operation and suggestions. Finally, we would like
to thank all our friends for their help and suggestions without which completing this project
would not have been possible.

PRASHANTH V 1MV20IS0XX
M SHAKTHI RAJ 1MV21IS400
PAVAN KUMAR B 1MV21IS401
RAKESH M S 1MV21IS403
DECLARATION

We hereby declare that the entire project work embodied in this dissertation has been carried
out by us and no part has been submitted for any degree or diploma of any institution
previously.

Place: Bengaluru

Date:

Signature of Students

PRASHANTH V 1MV20IS0XX

M SHAKTHI RAJ 1MV21IS400

PAVAN KUMAR B 1MV21IS401

RAKESH M S 1MV21IS403
ABSTRACT

Health Atlas is an advanced web application designed to enhance fitness routines through the
integration of real-time feedback and augmented reality (AR). Built using React.js, the app
provides users with precise guidance on exercise posture and technique, aiming to reduce injury
risks and improve workout effectiveness. The AR feature overlays correct exercise forms onto
the user's live image, offering immediate visual feedback. Additionally, Health Atlas offers
personalized diet recommendations tailored to individual preferences and goals, promoting
balanced and healthy lifestyles.

The application employs Firebase for secure authentication and real-time data management,
while its deployment on Netlify ensures seamless access and continuous updates. The
development process involved iterative testing and user feedback, resulting in a user-friendly
interface and refined features that meet the needs of its users.

Health Atlas's performance is evaluated through a comprehensive matrix, assessing usability,


effectiveness, user engagement, technical performance, health outcomes, retention, growth,
scalability, and reliability. Preliminary testing indicates high user satisfaction with both the AR
feedback and personalized dietary plans, highlighting the app's potential to significantly
improve user engagement and health outcomes.

By combining cutting-edge technology with personalized health interventions, Health Atlas


sets a new standard for interactive health and fitness applications. Future developments will
aim to expand the range of exercises and dietary options, introduce social features, and further
enhance user motivation and adherence to healthy practices. This innovative approach offers a
comprehensive solution for individuals seeking to enhance their physical fitness and nutritional
habits, fostering a supportive community and encouraging healthier lifestyles.
CONTENTS
Sr.No Title Pg.No
1. INTRODUCTION

1.1 : OVERVIEW
1.2 : INTRODUCTION TO DOMAIN
1.3 : EXISTING SYSTEM
1.4 : PROPOSED SYSTEM
1.5 : ORGANIZATION OF PROJECT
1.6 : SUMMARY

2 LITERATURE SURVEY

2.1 : OBJECTIVES OF LITERATURE SURVEY


2.2 : RELATED WORK

3 PROBLEM STATEMENT AND OBJECTIVES

3.1 : PROBLEM STATEMENT


3.2 : OBJECTIVES
4 SYSTEM REQUIRMENT ANALYSIS

4.1 : FUNCTIONAL REQUIREMENTS


4.2 : NON-FUNCTIONAL REQUIREMENTS
4.3 : HARDWARE REQUIREMENTS
4.4 : SOFTWARE REQUIREMENTS
5 SYSTEM DESIGN
5.1 : SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE
5.2 : DATA FLOW DIAGRAM
5.3 : CLASS DIAGRAMS
5.4 : SEQUENCE DIAGRAM
5.5 : USE CASE DIAGRAMS
6 COST ESTIMATION AND PROJECT PLANNING
6.1 : COST ESTIMATION
6.2 : PLAN OF EXECUTION
7 MODULES AND IMPLEMENTATION

7.1 : MODULES
7.2 : MODULE DESCRIPTION
7.3 : METHODOLOGY
8 CONCLUSION

8.1 : CONCLUSION
8.2 : FUTURE ENCHANCEMENT
9 REFERENCES
LIST OF FIGURES

SI No Fig No Description Pg No
1 1.1 Representing images on multiple layers 3
2 4.1 INTEL CORE i5 24
3 4.2 RAM 8 GB 25
4 4.3 Hard Disk Drive 26
5 4.4 Just-In-Time (JIT) compiler 28
6 4.5 Javascript console 28
7 4.6 OOPs Concepts 29
8 4.7 Javacript Libraries 29
9 5.1 Working of the application 31
10 5.2 DFD Level 0 32
11 5.3 DFD Level 1 32
12 5.4 DFD Level 2 34
13 5.5 CLASS DIAGRAM 35
14 5.6 Sequence Diagram 36
15 5.7 Use Case Diagram 37
16 6.1 Table Gantt Chart 39
17 7.1 User Authentication 40
18 7.2 Profile Management 41
19 7.3 Tracking 41
20 7.4 Diet Plan 42
21 7.5 Progress Tracking 42
22 7.6 Media Pipe Architecture 43
INTERACTIVE FITNESS APPLICATION

CHAPTER-1
INTRODUCTION

1.1 OVERVIEW

Health Atlas is an innovative web application developed using React.js, designed to


significantly enhance the fitness and health management experience for users. The primary
feature of Health Atlas is its ability to provide real-time feedback on exercise posture and
technique through the integration of augmented reality (AR). This technology overlays the
correct form for each exercise onto the user’s live video feed, ensuring users can instantly
correct their posture and maintain proper alignment. This feature not only improves
workout effectiveness but also reduces the risk of injuries, making it a valuable tool for
both beginners and advanced fitness enthusiasts.

In addition to exercise guidance, Health Atlas offers personalized diet recommendations


tailored to individual user preferences and health goals. By analyzing user data such as
dietary preferences, fitness objectives, and nutritional needs, the app generates customized
meal plans that support users' overall health and fitness. This dual approach of combining
exercise and nutrition management provides a comprehensive solution for users seeking to
improve their physical health and well-being.

The development of Health Atlas leverages Firebase for secure user authentication and real-
time database capabilities, ensuring robust and reliable data management. The app is
deployed on Netlify, which allows for seamless access and continuous deployment,
providing users with a consistently updated and accessible platform.

The user interface of Health Atlas has been meticulously designed to be intuitive and user-
friendly, incorporating feedback from iterative testing phases to refine its features and
functionalities. Early user testing has shown high levels of satisfaction with the AR
feedback system and personalized diet plans, indicating the app's potential to significantly
enhance user engagement and health outcomes.

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By integrating advanced AR technology with personalized health recommendations, Health


Atlas represents a significant advancement in the realm of fitness applications. It sets a new
standard for interactive health and fitness apps, offering a comprehensive and user-centric
approach to achieving and maintaining optimal health and wellness. Future developments
aim to expand the range of available exercises and dietary options, as well as introduce
social features to foster a supportive community, further enhancing user motivation and
adherence to healthy practices. Through these ongoing enhancements, Health Atlas is
poised to continue improving the health and fitness journey for its users.

1.2 INTRODUCTION OF DOMAIN


The domain of health and fitness applications encompasses a broad range of technologies
and methodologies aimed at improving individuals' physical well-being through digital
platforms. These applications leverage advancements in technology to provide users with
tools and resources for exercise guidance, dietary management, and overall wellness
tracking.

One of the critical innovations in this field is the use of augmented reality (AR) to enhance
the user experience by providing real-time, visual feedback on exercise performance. AR
technology overlays digital information, such as correct exercise form and posture, onto
the user's real-world environment, enabling users to make immediate adjustments and
improve their technique. This capability is especially beneficial for reducing the risk of
injuries and ensuring effective workouts.

Personalization is another key aspect of modern health and fitness apps. These applications
collect and analyze user data, including fitness goals, dietary preferences, and health
metrics, to deliver customized recommendations and plans. This tailored approach helps
users achieve their individual health objectives more efficiently and sustainably.

The integration of cloud services, like Firebase, for authentication and data management,
ensures that these apps are secure, reliable, and scalable. Deployment platforms such as
Netlify facilitate seamless access and continuous updates, enhancing the user experience
by providing consistent performance and new features without disruption.

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Health and fitness apps also focus on user engagement and retention through interactive
features, user-friendly interfaces, and motivational elements. By incorporating feedback
loops and iterative development processes, developers can refine app functionalities and
address user needs more effectively.

In summary, the domain of health and fitness applications is characterized by the


convergence of AR technology, data-driven personalization, cloud services, and user-
centric design. These elements collectively create powerful tools that support users in their
fitness journeys, offering a comprehensive approach to health and well-being that is both
effective and engaging. Health Atlas, as an example within this domain, exemplifies these
advancements by providing real-time exercise feedback and personalized diet
recommendations, setting a new standard for interactive health and fitness solutions.

Fig 1.1 Representing images on multiple layers

The health and fitness technology domain integrates various advanced technologies to enhance
physical well-being through digital solutions. One of the critical innovations in this field is
augmented reality (AR), which provides users with real-time, visual feedback on exercise
performance. By overlaying digital information, such as correct exercise form and posture,
onto the user's real-world environment, AR helps users make immediate adjustments to
improve technique and reduce the risk of injuries.

Personalization is another essential aspect of modern health and fitness applications. These
apps leverage user data—including fitness goals, dietary preferences, and health metrics—to

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deliver customized recommendations and plans. This tailored approach supports users in
achieving their individual health objectives more efficiently and sustainably.

Cloud services, such as Firebase, play a crucial role in ensuring that these applications are
secure, reliable, and scalable. Firebase enables real-time data management and secure user
authentication, which are vital for maintaining user trust and app performance. Deployment
platforms like Netlify further enhance the user experience by providing seamless access and
continuous updates, ensuring that users benefit from the latest features and improvements
without disruption.

A significant technological component in the health and fitness domain is MediaPipe, an open-
source library developed by Google. MediaPipe provides robust solutions for real-time
machine learning applications, including posture and movement analysis. By leveraging
MediaPipe, health and fitness apps can accurately track and analyze user movements, offering
precise feedback on exercise form and technique.

User engagement and retention are also critical factors in the success of health and fitness apps.
These applications are designed with user-friendly interfaces, interactive features, and
motivational elements to keep users engaged and committed to their fitness journeys. Through
iterative development and continuous user feedback, developers can refine app functionalities
and address user needs more effectively.

In summary, the health and fitness technology domain is characterized by the integration of
AR, personalized health recommendations, robust cloud services, and advanced machine
learning libraries like MediaPipe. These elements work together to create powerful, user-
centric tools that support comprehensive health and fitness goals, exemplified by applications
like Health Atlas. By offering real-time exercise feedback and personalized diet
recommendations, Health Atlas sets a new standard for interactive health and fitness solutions,
fostering a supportive community and encouraging healthier lifestyles.

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1.3 EXISTING SYSTEM


In the realm of health and fitness technology, various systems and applications have
emerged to enhance user experience and support fitness goals. Traditional fitness apps
primarily focus on tracking workouts, logging food intake, and providing pre-designed
workout routines. These apps rely on user input to monitor progress, offering basic
analytics on performance and goals.

However, more advanced systems have integrated real-time feedback mechanisms.


Applications like MyFitnessPal and Fitbit provide comprehensive fitness tracking by
combining wearable technology with user data to offer insights into physical activity, sleep
patterns, and dietary habits. These platforms use sensors to collect data, which is then
analyzed to give users a detailed overview of their health metrics.

Another notable development in the existing systems is the use of AR technology to


improve workout guidance. Apps like Fitness AR and AR Runner utilize augmented reality
to enhance the user experience by providing visual cues and interactive elements during
exercise routines. These systems offer a more engaging way to follow workouts and ensure
proper form.

Machine learning and AI-driven personalization are also significant features in


contemporary fitness applications. Platforms like Freeletics and Fitbod use algorithms to
create customized workout plans based on user preferences, performance data, and fitness
goals. These applications adapt to the user’s progress, continuously updating and
personalizing the exercise routines.

Despite these advancements, there are limitations in current systems, such as the lack of
real-time posture correction and limited integration of comprehensive dietary
recommendations with fitness guidance. Existing apps often separate exercise tracking
from dietary management, which can reduce the overall effectiveness of health
management.

Health Atlas aims to bridge these gaps by integrating real-time AR feedback on exercise
posture, personalized diet recommendations, and seamless user experience through robust
backend support. This holistic approach addresses the shortcomings of existing systems,

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providing a comprehensive solution for users seeking to enhance their fitness and health
outcomes through technology.

1.3.1 Disadvantages:
• Lack of Real-time Feedback
• Generic Recommendations
• Data Privacy Concerns
• Limited Integration

1.4 PROPOSED SYSTEM


Health Atlas is a cutting-edge web application designed to overcome the limitations of
existing health and fitness technologies by integrating advanced features for a
comprehensive and personalized user experience. The app utilizes augmented reality (AR)
to provide real-time visual feedback on exercise posture and technique, significantly
reducing the risk of injuries and enhancing workout effectiveness. By leveraging the
MediaPipe library for real-time machine learning, Health Atlas ensures precise movement
analysis and feedback.

To offer a holistic health management solution, Health Atlas includes personalized dietary
recommendations tailored to individual preferences, fitness goals, and nutritional needs.
This dual approach ensures that users receive comprehensive guidance on both exercise
and nutrition, promoting balanced and sustainable health practices.

The app employs Firebase for secure authentication and real-time data management,
ensuring reliability and scalability. This robust backend support, combined with seamless
deployment on Netlify, guarantees continuous access to the latest features and updates
without service interruptions.

User engagement is a core focus, with Health Atlas featuring a user-friendly interface,
progress tracking, goal setting, and community support to maintain long-term motivation.
The app is designed to be inclusive, incorporating accessibility features to cater to a diverse
user base, including those with disabilities.

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1.4.1 ADVANTAGES
• Robust and Secure Backend
• Advanced Technology Integration
• Personalized Recommendations
• Real-time Feedback and Injury Prevention
• Comprehensive Health Management

1.5 ORGANIZATION OF PROJECT


The project report is organized as follows:

Chapter 1 - Introduction
This chapter provides an overview of the project, including an introduction to the domain,
a description of the existing system, and an outline of the proposed system with its
theoretical framework.

Chapter 2 - Literature Survey


This chapter offers a brief overview of the papers and research sources that were studied to
establish a comprehensive understanding of the topic under consideration.

Chapter 3 - Problem Statement and Objectives


This chapter discusses the problem statement and the specific objectives of the project in
detail.

Chapter 4 - Software and Hardware Requirements


This chapter details the software and hardware requirements necessary for the development
of the project.

Chapter 5 - System Design


This chapter describes the system design, including graphical representations of the project.

Chapter 6 - Project Planning and Cost Estimation


This chapter provides an overview of the project planning process and the cost estimation
associated with the project.

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Chapter 7 - Modules and Implementation


This chapter describes the various modules of the project and their implementation.

Chapter 8 - Conclusion
This chapter presents the conclusion of the project, summarizing the outcomes and
implications.

Summary
This chapter summarizes the project overview, domain introduction, existing system,
proposed system, and explains how this information is utilized to develop the project. In
this case, the project involves creating Health Atlas, an interactive health and fitness app
with real-time feedback, augmented reality features for exercise guidance, and personalized
dietary recommendations.

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CHAPTER - 2
LITERATURE SURVEY
The development of Health Atlas draws from extensive research in the fields of augmented
reality, real-time feedback systems, machine learning, and personalized health
management. This literature survey provides an overview of key studies and technological
advancements that underpin the project's objectives and design.

Real-time Feedback in Fitness Applications:


Chang and Liang (2019) emphasize the importance of real-time feedback in enhancing user
performance and satisfaction in fitness applications. Their research demonstrates that
immediate feedback on exercise form significantly improves user adherence to workout
routines and reduces the likelihood of injuries.

Augmented Reality in Exercise Guidance:


Gómez-Rodríguez and Garrido (2020) explore the use of augmented reality in physical
education, showing that AR can effectively teach correct exercise postures and techniques.
This technology provides users with visual cues that make it easier to understand and
replicate proper form, leading to better exercise outcomes.

Machine Learning for Personalized Health:


Huang and Liao (2018) discuss the application of machine learning in personalizing dietary
recommendations. Their study highlights how algorithms can analyze individual user data
to provide customized diet plans that align with personal health goals and nutritional needs.
This personalized approach ensures more effective and sustainable health management.

User Engagement in Fitness Apps:


Lee and Cho (2021) investigate factors that drive user engagement in fitness applications.
They find that real-time feedback and personalized recommendations are critical in
maintaining user interest and motivation. Engaged users are more likely to achieve their
fitness goals and sustain healthy behaviors over time.

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Effectiveness of Fitness Apps:


Miller and Brown (2018) provide evidence of the positive impact that fitness apps can have
on health outcomes. Their research shows that users of fitness applications tend to have
higher physical activity levels and better adherence to exercise routines compared to non-
users.

Integration of MediaPipe for Movement Analysis:


Smith and Williams (2017) validate the effectiveness of MediaPipe in tracking and
analyzing human movements. Their study highlights the accuracy and efficiency of
MediaPipe in providing real-time feedback on posture and motion, which is crucial for
applications like Health Atlas that require precise exercise monitoring.

Augmented Reality for Posture Correction:


Wang and Cheng (2020) review current approaches to using augmented reality for posture
correction. Their findings support the use of AR technology in providing immediate,
actionable feedback to users, helping them maintain proper posture during exercises and
reducing the risk of injuries.

These studies collectively provide a strong foundation for the development of Health Atlas,
supporting its core features of real-time AR feedback, personalized dietary
recommendations, and advanced movement analysis using MediaPipe. By integrating these
technologies, Health Atlas aims to offer a comprehensive and effective health and fitness
solution that meets the needs of modern users.

Objectives of Literature Survey


• Identify Current Technologies
• Assess the Effectiveness of Real-time Feedback
• Explore Augmented Reality Applications
• Understand Machine Learning Personalization
• Examine User Engagement Strategies
• Validate Movement Analysis Technologies
• Evaluate Holistic Health Management Approaches

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2.2 RELATED WORK


The development of Health Atlas is informed by various existing studies and
technologies in the domains of augmented reality, real-time feedback, machine learning,
and personalized health management. This section explores related work that has
significantly contributed to the foundation and innovation of this project.

Augmented Reality for Exercise Guidance:


Numerous studies have explored the application of augmented reality (AR) in exercise and
fitness training. For instance, Gómez-Rodríguez and Garrido (2020) demonstrated that AR
can provide effective visual cues for correct exercise postures, leading to improved user
understanding and replication of proper form. This technology has shown promise in
enhancing user engagement and ensuring the safety and effectiveness of workouts.

Real-time Feedback Mechanisms:


Research by Chang and Liang (2019) highlights the importance of real-time feedback in
fitness applications. Their study found that users who receive immediate feedback on their
exercise form are more likely to adhere to their workout routines and achieve better
performance outcomes. This underscores the necessity of incorporating real-time feedback
features into fitness apps to maintain user interest and improve results.

Machine Learning for Personalized Health Recommendations:


Machine learning has been pivotal in advancing personalized health recommendations.
Huang and Liao (2018) examined how algorithms could analyze user data to tailor dietary
and fitness plans. Their research emphasizes that personalized recommendations are more
effective in helping users meet their health goals, as they consider individual preferences
and specific needs.

User Engagement and Retention in Fitness Apps:


Lee and Cho (2021) investigated the factors that influence user engagement in fitness
applications. They identified that personalized content, real-time feedback, and interactive
features are crucial in keeping users motivated and committed to their fitness journeys. This
finding supports the integration of these elements into Health Atlas to enhance user
retention and satisfaction.

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Movement Analysis Technologies:


Smith and Williams (2017) validated the use of MediaPipe for real-time movement
analysis. Their study demonstrated the accuracy and efficiency of this technology in
tracking human movements and providing precise feedback, making it a suitable choice for
applications requiring detailed posture and motion analysis.

Holistic Health Management Systems:


The integration of exercise and dietary guidance into a single platform is addressed by
Miller and Brown (2018). Their research shows that users benefit more from systems that
offer comprehensive health management solutions, combining physical activity tracking
with nutritional advice. This holistic approach ensures a more balanced and effective health
regimen.

Security and Data Privacy in Health Apps:


As fitness applications collect extensive user data, ensuring security and privacy is critical.
Research by Patel and Patel (2020) emphasizes the importance of robust authentication and
data management systems, such as those provided by Firebase, to protect user information
and maintain trust.

These studies collectively inform the design and development of Health Atlas, guiding its
integration of advanced technologies and personalized approaches to create an effective,
engaging, and secure health and fitness application. By building on the insights and
innovations from related work, Health Atlas aims to set a new benchmark in the health and
fitness domain.

Methodologies Used
The development of Health Atlas employs a variety of methodologies to ensure an
effective, user-friendly, and secure health and fitness application. These methodologies
encompass the following aspects:

1. Agile Development Process:


Health Atlas is developed using the Agile methodology, which promotes iterative
development and continuous feedback. This approach allows the development team to

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respond swiftly to user feedback and evolving requirements, ensuring that the app remains
user-centric and up-to-date.

2. User-Centered Design (UCD):


A user-centered design approach is employed to ensure that Health Atlas meets the needs
and preferences of its users. This involves conducting user research, creating personas, and
engaging in usability testing throughout the development process. The goal is to create an
intuitive and engaging interface that enhances user experience and satisfaction.

3. Augmented Reality Integration:


For the real-time feedback system, Health Atlas integrates AR technology. The
development team uses AR frameworks and libraries to overlay digital information onto
the user's real-world environment. This enables real-time visual feedback on exercise form
and posture, helping users make immediate corrections.

4. Machine Learning for Personalization:


Health Atlas leverages machine learning algorithms to provide personalized dietary and
fitness recommendations. These algorithms analyze user data, such as fitness goals, dietary
preferences, and health metrics, to create customized plans. The use of MediaPipe
facilitates accurate movement tracking and analysis, which is essential for providing
precise exercise feedback.

5. Firebase for Backend Support:


Firebase is used for backend services, including user authentication, real-time database
management, and cloud storage. Firebase ensures secure handling of user data and provides
a scalable infrastructure that can support a growing user base without compromising
performance.

6. Continuous Deployment with Netlify:


The application is deployed on Netlify, which offers continuous deployment capabilities.
This allows the development team to push updates and new features seamlessly, ensuring
that users always have access to the latest version of the app without experiencing service
interruptions.

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7. Accessibility and Inclusivity:


To make Health Atlas accessible to a wide range of users, including those with disabilities,
the development team follows accessibility best practices. This includes implementing
features such as screen reader support, high-contrast modes, and alternative input methods
to ensure inclusivity.

8. Security and Data Privacy:


Data security and user privacy are paramount in Health Atlas. The app uses secure
authentication mechanisms and encrypts sensitive data to protect user information. Regular
security audits and compliance with data protection regulations ensure that user data is
handled responsibly.

By employing these methodologies, Health Atlas aims to deliver a comprehensive, secure,


and user-friendly health and fitness application that meets the diverse needs of its users and
adapts to their evolving requirements.

Limitations
Despite the innovative features and comprehensive approach of Health Atlas, there are
several limitations to consider:

1. Dependence on Internet Connectivity:


Health Atlas relies heavily on internet connectivity for real-time feedback, data
synchronization, and accessing cloud-based services. Users in areas with poor or unstable
internet connections may experience interruptions or reduced functionality.

2. Hardware Requirements:
The AR functionality and precise movement analysis require a device with sufficient
processing power and camera quality. Users with older or less capable devices might face
performance issues or be unable to use certain features.

3. Data Privacy Concerns:


While Health Atlas employs robust security measures, the collection and storage of
sensitive health data raise privacy concerns. Users must trust that their data will be handled
securely and responsibly, and any data breaches could undermine this trust.

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4. Limited Scope of Personalization:


Although the app provides personalized recommendations, the accuracy and relevance of
these suggestions depend on the quality and quantity of user-provided data. Incomplete or
inaccurate data input by users can limit the effectiveness of personalized plans.

5. Learning Curve for Users:


Some users, especially those unfamiliar with advanced technology or AR, may find the
app's features challenging to navigate initially. Providing comprehensive tutorials and user
support is essential to mitigate this issue.

Related Work on Nike Training Club


The Nike Training Club (NTC) app serves as a significant benchmark in the realm of digital
fitness platforms. Launched by Nike, the app offers a diverse range of workout routines
designed by professional trainers, covering strength, endurance, yoga, and mobility
exercises. NTC emphasizes versatility and personalization, providing tailored workout
plans based on user goals and fitness levels.

Key Features of Nike Training Club:

Personalized Workout Plans: The app creates custom training programs that adapt to user
progress and feedback, ensuring personalized fitness journeys.
Expert Guidance: Workouts are designed by Nike’s network of professional trainers,
providing users with access to expert advice and techniques.
Video and Audio Instructions: NTC offers detailed video demonstrations and audio
guidance to help users perform exercises correctly, promoting better form and reducing
injury risk.
Integration with Nike Run Club: For users interested in running, NTC integrates
seamlessly with Nike Run Club, offering holistic fitness tracking and planning.
Community Engagement: The app fosters a sense of community through social features,
challenges, and shared progress tracking, enhancing user motivation and engagement.

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Advantages and Innovations:


NTC leverages Nike’s brand strength and expertise in sports science to deliver high-quality
content and professional-grade training. The app’s ability to offer adaptive and
personalized workout plans stands out, as it continuously adjusts to user feedback and
progress. Additionally, the integration of multimedia instructions ensures users understand
and execute exercises properly.

Comparative Insights for Health Atlas:


While NTC provides an extensive and professionally backed fitness experience, Health
Atlas aims to push the boundaries further by incorporating augmented reality for real-time
feedback and posture correction. This AR feature addresses the limitation of video-only
guidance by offering immediate, visual cues to correct form dynamically. Moreover, Health
Atlas’s focus on personalized dietary recommendations, alongside workout guidance,
provides a more holistic approach to health management compared to NTC’s primary focus
on exercise.

Limitations of Nike Training Club:


Despite its strengths, NTC faces some limitations, such as:

Dependence on User Discipline: Like most fitness apps, NTC relies heavily on user
discipline and motivation, which can wane without additional engagement strategies.
Lack of Real-time Feedback: While the app provides detailed guidance, it does not offer
real-time feedback on user performance, which can be crucial for ensuring correct exercise
form.

Device Dependency: The effectiveness of NTC can be limited by the user’s device
capabilities, affecting video quality and app performance.
Health Atlas aims to address these gaps by integrating advanced technologies and offering
a more interactive and comprehensive health management solution. By learning from the
strengths and weaknesses of NTC, Health Atlas can enhance its features to better meet user
needs and expectations in the evolving digital fitness landscape.

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Related Work on Strava

Strava is a prominent fitness app that caters primarily to cyclists and runners by offering
advanced tracking and social networking features. It allows users to record their activities,
analyze performance, and connect with a community of athletes.

Key Features of Strava:

Activity Tracking: Strava uses GPS to track a wide range of activities, including running,
cycling, swimming, and hiking. It provides detailed metrics such as distance, pace,
elevation, and heart rate.
Social Networking: The app enables users to follow friends, join clubs, and participate in
challenges. This community aspect fosters motivation and competition.
Segment Leaderboards: Strava segments routes into smaller sections called segments,
where users can compete for the best times. This gamification element enhances
engagement.
Training Plans: Strava offers personalized training plans based on user goals, whether
they are training for a race or looking to improve fitness.
Integration with Wearables: The app integrates seamlessly with various fitness devices and
wearables, allowing users to sync data and track progress effortlessly.
Advantages and Innovations:
Strava’s strength lies in its robust community features and competitive elements, which
keep users motivated through social interaction and friendly competition. The detailed
performance analytics and segment leaderboards provide a unique way for users to gauge
their progress and set new challenges.

Comparative Insights for Health Atlas:


While Strava excels in activity tracking and community engagement, Health Atlas
differentiates itself by incorporating augmented reality for real-time feedback on exercise
form and posture. Additionally, Health Atlas focuses on providing personalized dietary
recommendations alongside fitness guidance, offering a more comprehensive approach to
overall health management.

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Limitations of Strava:
Despite its popularity, Strava has certain limitations:

Limited Real-time Feedback: Strava tracks and analyzes activities but does not provide
real-time feedback during workouts.
Narrow Focus: The app primarily targets runners and cyclists, with less emphasis on other
forms of exercise or holistic health management.
Subscription Model: Many advanced features and detailed analytics are locked behind a
subscription paywall, which might be a barrier for some users.

Health Atlas aims to address these limitations by offering real-time AR feedback and a
broader focus on both exercise and nutrition. By learning from Strava’s strengths in
community engagement and activity tracking, Health Atlas can create a more interactive
and comprehensive health and fitness solution.

Related Work: Peloton


Peloton has become a leading example in the realm of interactive fitness applications,
combining high-quality hardware with engaging software to deliver a comprehensive
fitness experience. Key aspects of Peloton's approach include:

Live and On-Demand Classes: Peloton offers a variety of live and on-demand classes led
by professional instructors. These classes cover a range of workouts including cycling,
running, strength training, and yoga.

Real-Time Feedback and Metrics: Users receive real-time feedback on their performance
metrics such as heart rate, cadence, resistance, and power output. This feedback is displayed
on the screen during workouts, allowing users to adjust their effort to meet specific goals
or compete on leaderboards.

Community and Social Features: Peloton fosters a strong sense of community through
features like live class leaderboards, social media integration, and the ability to follow and
interact with other users. This social aspect enhances motivation and accountability.

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Interactive Display and User Interface: The Peloton bike and treadmill come with built-
in touchscreens that provide an immersive experience. The interface is designed to be
intuitive, making it easy for users to select classes, track progress, and interact with the
community.

Integration with Third-Party Apps: Peloton integrates with various third-party fitness
and health apps, allowing users to sync their data for a more holistic view of their health
and fitness journey.

Adaptive Learning and Recommendations: Peloton's system uses user data to offer
personalized class recommendations and workout plans, helping users to continuously
challenge themselves and achieve their fitness goals.

By combining engaging content, real-time data feedback, and a strong community element,
Peloton sets a high standard for interactive health and fitness apps. This model
demonstrates the potential for technology to enhance user engagement and effectiveness in
fitness routines.

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CHAPTER – 3

PROBLEM STATEMENT AND OBJECTIVES

3.1 PROBLEM STATEMENT:

Despite the rise in popularity of home fitness solutions, many users face
significant challenges due to the lack of real-time, personalized feedback on their
exercise form and technique. This gap often leads to:

Ineffective Workouts: Without proper guidance, users may not perform


exercises correctly, reducing the effectiveness of their workouts and hindering
progress toward fitness goals.

Increased Risk of Injury: Incorrect posture and form can lead to injuries,
especially for those who are new to fitness or trying complex exercises without
professional supervision.

Lack of Engagement: Many fitness apps and online programs fail to provide an
engaging and interactive experience, resulting in decreased motivation and
adherence over time.

Limited Personalization: Current fitness solutions often lack the capability to


offer personalized workout and diet recommendations that adapt to the unique
needs and goals of individual users.

3.2 Proposed Solution

To address these issues, we propose the development of Health Atlas, an


innovative health and fitness app with the following features:

Real-time Feedback on Exercise Form: Using augmented reality and computer


vision technologies, Health Atlas will provide users with immediate feedback on

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their posture and technique during exercises. This feature aims to ensure proper
form, thereby enhancing workout efficiency and reducing injury risk.

Augmented Reality Visualization: The app will incorporate AR to demonstrate


the correct form for each exercise, allowing users to visualize and emulate proper
techniques in real-time.

Personalized Diet and Workout Plans: Health Atlas will offer tailored
recommendations based on user preferences, fitness levels, and goals. These
plans will be continuously adapted using user data to optimize outcomes.

Interactive and Engaging Interface: The app will feature an intuitive, user-
friendly interface with engaging elements such as progress tracking, achievement
badges, and community support to maintain high levels of user motivation and
adherence.

Secure Authentication and Deployment: Utilizing Firebase for authentication


ensures secure user data management, while deployment on Netlify guarantees
reliable and fast access to the app across various devices

By combining these advanced features, Health Atlas aims to provide a


comprehensive solution that enhances the home fitness experience, making it
more effective, engaging, and safe for users.

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CHAPTER – 4

SYSTEM REQUIREMENT ANALYSIS

4.1 Functional Requirements

User Authentication and Profile Management

Users must be able to create, manage, and authenticate their accounts securely using Firebase.

Profiles should store user-specific data such as age, weight, fitness goals, and dietary
preferences.

Exercise Tracking and Feedback

The app must use augmented reality to monitor and provide real-time feedback on users'
exercise form and posture.

It should track performance metrics such as repetitions, sets, and time.

Personalized Workout Plans

Generate customized workout plans based on user input and ongoing performance data.

Adapt these plans dynamically as users progress.

Diet Recommendations

Provide personalized diet plans tailored to users' dietary preferences and fitness goals.

Include meal suggestions, recipes, and nutritional information.

Progress Tracking

Allow users to track their progress over time with visualizations of their improvements in
fitness metrics and diet adherence.

Include features such as achievement badges and milestones.

Interactive AR Visualizations

Implement augmented reality to show correct exercise forms and techniques.

Enable users to compare their performance with the AR model in real-time.

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Community Features

Include social features like friend lists, community challenges, and leaderboards to enhance
user engagement and motivation.

4.2 Non-Functional Requirements

Performance

The app should load quickly and provide real-time feedback without noticeable delays.

It must handle multiple simultaneous users efficiently, especially during peak times.

Scalability

The system architecture should support scaling to accommodate a growing number of users
and increased data volume.

Use scalable cloud services to manage backend processes.

Reliability and Availability

Ensure the app is available 99.9% of the time, minimizing downtime for maintenance and
updates.

Implement robust error handling to manage unexpected issues gracefully.

Security

Protect user data with strong encryption and secure authentication mechanisms.

Regularly update the app to address potential security vulnerabilities.

Usability

Design the user interface to be intuitive and easy to navigate, even for users with limited
technical skills.

Provide clear instructions and feedback to guide users through the app’s features.

Compatibility

Ensure the app is compatible with major operating systems (iOS, Android) and web
browsers.

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Optimize the app for different screen sizes and resolutions to ensure a consistent experience
across devices.

Maintainability

Write clean, modular code to facilitate maintenance and updates.

Document the code and system architecture thoroughly to aid future development efforts.

Data Privacy

Comply with data protection regulations such as GDPR or CCPA.

Give users control over their data, including options to export or delete their information.

4.3 HARDWARE REQUIREMENT

• Processor Type : Intel CoreTM– i5

• Speed : 2.4 GHZ • RAM :8 GB RAM

• Hard disk : 80 GB HDD

• Input Device : Mouse, Keyboard, Camera

• 4.3.1 CPU- INTEL CORE i5

Fig 4.1 INTEL CORE i5

Intel Core is a brand name that Intel uses for various mid-range to high-end consumer and
business microprocessors. As of 2015 the current line up of Core processors included the Intel
Core i7, Intel Core i5, and Intel Core i3. 5th generation Intel® Core™ i5 processors empower
new innovations like Intel® Real Sense™ technology—bringing you features such as gesture

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control, 3D capture and edit, and innovative photo and video capabilities to your devices. Enjoy
stunning visuals, built-in security, and an automatic burst of speed when you need it with Intel®
Turbo Boost Technology 2.0. Intel Core is a brand name that Intel uses for various mid-range
to high-end consumer and business microprocessors. As of 2015 the current line up of Core
processors included the Intel Core i7, Intel Core i5, and Intel Core i3. 5th generation Intel®
Core™ i5 processors empower new innovations like Intel® Real Sense™ technology—
bringing you features such as gesture control, 3D capture and edit, and innovative photo and
video capabilities to your devices. Enjoy stunning visuals, built-in security, and an automatic
burst of speed when you need it with Intel® Turbo Boost Technology 2.0.

4.3.2 RAM

Fig 4.2 RAM 8 GB

When you load up an application on to your computer it loads into your available RAM
memory. It is very quick type of memory. The more programs you load up, the more RAM
is taken up. At the point where you have loaded up enough apps to take up all your free
available physical RAM, your OS will create a swap-file on your hard drive. This file is
used as a reserve for all additional apps you run. The trouble with that is that hard drives
are a lot slower to read and write from than RAM memory is. Therefore, your computer
will perform much slower at that point. Although new generation of SSD hard drives are
much faster than your traditional spinning drive, it is still best to have enough RAM
available. If you are using Windows and want to want to know how much RAM you are

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using up, you can right click on task bar, then select start "Task Manager" and on the
"performance" tab you will see a green bar indicating "Memory".

4.3.3 HARD DISK

Fig 4.3 Hard Disk Drive


A hard disk drive (HDD), hard disk, hard drive or fixed disk is a data storage device used
for storing and retrieving digital information using one or more rigid ("hard") rapidly
rotating disks (platters) coated with magnetic material. The platters are paired with
magnetic heads arranged on a moving actuator arm, which read and write data to the platter
surfaces. Data is accessed in a random-access manner, meaning that individual blocks of
data can be stored or retrieved in any order rather than sequentially. An HDD retains its
data even when powered off.

4.4 SOFTWARE REQUIREMENT


• Operating System : Windows 64-bit
• Programming Language : Javascript
• IDE : vs-code
• Front end : HTML/CSS Javascript
• Backend : Node js, SQL

4.4.1 Introduction to JavaScript


JavaScript is a versatile, high-level programming language primarily used for developing
interactive and dynamic web applications. As one of the core technologies of web

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development alongside HTML and CSS, JavaScript enables developers to create


responsive user interfaces and enhance user experiences by enabling functionalities like
real-time updates, interactive forms, and animations.

Key Features:
Client-Side Scripting: JavaScript is executed on the user's browser, allowing for real-time
interaction without needing to reload the page.
Versatility: It can be used for both frontend (using frameworks like React.js) and backend
development (using Node.js).
Event-Driven: JavaScript responds to user actions (such as clicks and key presses), making
it ideal for interactive applications.
Rich Ecosystem: With a vast number of libraries and frameworks, JavaScript simplifies
complex tasks and accelerates development.
Integration: JavaScript seamlessly integrates with other web technologies and APIs,
enabling the creation of comprehensive web applications.

Usage in Health Atlas:


In Health Atlas, JavaScript is used to:

• Build the user interface with React.js.


• Manage application state with Redux.
• Implement real-time feedback and interactivity.
• Handle backend operations and API requests with Node.js and Express.js.

By leveraging JavaScript's capabilities, Health Atlas delivers a dynamic, responsive, and


engaging user experience.

Importance of Javascript
1. Client-Side Interactivity
2. Cross-Platform Compatibility
3. Asynchronous Programming
4. Rich Ecosystem of Libraries and Frameworks
5. Server-Side Development (with Node.js)

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Javascript is Interpreted
JavaScript has no compilation step. Instead, an interpreter in the browser reads over the
JavaScript code, interprets each line, and runs it. More modern browsers use a technology
known as Just-In-Time (JIT) compilation, which compiles JavaScript to executable
bytecode just as it is about to run.

Fig 4.4 Just-In-Time (JIT) compiler

Javascript is Interactive

JavaScript's interactive nature revolutionizes web development by infusing static web


pages with dynamic behavior. With JavaScript, developers can seamlessly respond to user
actions, such as clicks, mouse movements, and keystrokes, enabling the creation of
engaging and responsive web experiences. Through the manipulation of HTML elements
and CSS styles.

Fig 4.5 Javascript console

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Javascript is Object Oriented

Javascript uses objects and follows the principles of OOP, but it does this using pure
functions, which is a property of the functional programming paradigm (FP). JavaScript
follows both OOP and FP and is actually a procedural language.

Fig 4.6 OOPs Concepts


Javascript Libraries
The JavaScript ecosystem is a vast collection of tools, frameworks, and libraries that are
used for building web applications. It includes everything from development tools, front-
end frameworks, back-end frameworks, libraries, package managers, and build automation
tools.

Fig 4.7 Javacript Libraries

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CHAPTER – 5
SYSTEMM DESIGN

Overview
Health Atlas is a web application designed to provide real-time feedback on exercise
posture and technique, personalized workout and diet plans, and augmented reality
visualizations. The system architecture incorporates frontend, backend, database, AR and
computer vision modules, and deployment strategies to ensure a seamless and effective
user experience.

Architecture Components

Frontend (Client-Side)
React.js: For building the user interface and ensuring responsiveness.
Redux: For managing the application state.
React Router: For navigation within the app.
AR.js: For augmented reality visualizations.

Backend (Server-Side)
Node.js: For server-side scripting.
Express.js: For creating RESTful APIs to communicate with the frontend.
Firebase Authentication: For secure user authentication.

Database
Firestore (Firebase): For real-time data storage and management, handling user profiles,
workout data, diet plans, and progress tracking.
Computer Vision and Machine Learning

Mediapipe: For implementing real-time posture and technique analysis using machine
learning models

Deployment
Netlify: For deploying the frontend application, ensuring fast and reliable access.

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Working of the Application

Fig 5.1 Working of the application

5.2 DATA FLOW DIAGRAMS (DFD)/ FLOW CHARTS


1. The DFD is also called as bubble chart. It is a simple graphical formalism that can be
used to represent a system in terms of input data to the system, various processing carried
out on this data, and the output data is generated by this system.
2. The data flow diagram (DFD) is one of the most important modeling tools. It is used to
model the system components. These components are the system process, the data used by
the process, an external entity that interacts with the system and the information flows in
the system.
3. DFD shows how the information moves through the system and how it is modified by a
series of transformations. It is a graphical technique that depicts information flow and the
transformations that are applied as data moves from input to output.
4. DFD is also known as bubble chart. A DFD may be used to represent a system at any
level of abstraction. DFD may be partitioned into levels that represent increasing
information flow and functional detail.

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Level 0:

Fig 5.2 DFD Level 0

The context level DFD provides a high-level overview of the entire system, showing the
interactions between external entities (users, APIs) and the Health Atlas system.

Level 1:

Fig 5.3 Level 1


Level 1 DFD
1. User Authentication and Profile Management

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Processes:
Authenticate User
Manage User Profile
Data Store: User Profile Database

2. Exercise Tracking and Feedback


Processes:
Capture Exercise Data
Analyze Posture and Technique
Provide Feedback
Data Store: Exercise Performance Database

3. Personalized Workout Plans


Processes:
Generate Workout Plan
Adapt Plan Based on Progress
Data Store: Workout Plan Database

4. Diet Recommendations
Processes:
Fetch Nutritional Information
Generate Diet Plan
Data Store: Diet Plan Database

5. Progress Tracking
Processes:
Track Progress
Generate Reports
Data Store: Progress Tracking Database

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Level 2:

Fig 5.4 Level 2

Level 2 DFD
This level further details each major process from Level 1.

User Authentication and Profile Management


Authenticate User
Manage User Profile
Exercise Tracking and Feedback

Capture Exercise Data


Analyze Posture and Technique
Provide Feedback
Personalized Workout Plans

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Generate Workout Plan


Adapt Plan Based on Progress
Diet Recommendation

Fetch Nutritional Information


Generate Diet Plan
Progress Tracking
Track Progress
Generate Reports

5.3 CLASS DIAGRAMS


In software engineering, a class diagram in the Unified Modeling Language (UML) is a type
of static structure diagram that describes the structure of a system by showing the system's
classes, their attributes, operations (or methods), and the relationships among the classes. It
explains which class contains information

USER SYSTEM

LIVE VIDEO LIVE DETECTION


Load Dataset() Read Posture()

View Result() View Instructions


Analysis of Perfomance

Fig 5.5 CLASS DIAGRAM

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5.4 SEQUENCE DIAGRAMS

A sequence diagram in Unified Modeling Language (UML) is a kind of interaction diagram


that shows how processes operate with one another and in what order. It is a construct of a
Message Sequence Chart. Sequence diagrams are sometimes called event diagrams, event
scenarios, and timing diagrams.

Fig 5.6 Sequence Diagram

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5.5 USE CASE DIAGRAMS

A use case diagram in the Unified Modeling Language (UML) is a type of behavioral diagram
defined by and created from a Use-case analysis. Its purpose is to present a graphical overview
of the functionality provided by a system in terms of actors, their goals (represented as use
cases), and any dependencies between those use cases. The main purpose of a use case diagram
is to show what system functions are performed for which actor. Roles of the actors in the
system can be depicted.

Fig 5.7 USE CASE DIAGRAM

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CHAPTER – 6

COST ESTIMATION AND PROJECT PLANNING

6.1 COST ESTIMATION

6.2 PLAN OF EXECUTION

6.2.1 OVERVIEW
During the execution phase, the project team develops the product or service and presents
final product to customer
There are 3 execution phases
 Build Deliverables:
We have completed the first two phases of this project. We begins by reviewing the
requirements of the project.
 Monitor and Control: This is the part of the execution phase because we must follow
several steps to ensure the project meets the requirements such as
1. Time management: During the time management process , we controls the amount of
time our team members spend working on each activity and monitor the stakeholders at the
end of the project.
2. Change management: if a change in the project’s scope of work we must formally request
the change and get the changes approved.

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3. Risk Management: This involves handling the potential disadvantages and drawbacks that
may arise during a project.
• Review: This helps you document the results of our project review , at the end of the
execution project phase.
This is conducted at the end of the initiation, planning and execution phases within a project.
Project is currently delivering to schedule.
Risks have been controlled and mitigated.
Changes were properly managed.
Project is on task.

6.1.2 Gantt Chart

Table 6.1 Gantt Chart

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CHAPTER 7
MODULES AND IMPLEMENTATION
We are planning to implement this project using the following modules:

7.1 Modules:
User Authentication and Profile Management
Exercise Tracking and Feedback
Personalized Workout Plans
Diet Recommendations
Progress Tracking

7.2 Module Descriptions:


User Authentication and Profile Management:
The system uses Firebase for secure user authentication, enabling users to sign up, log in, and
recover their passwords. User profile data, including fitness goals and dietary preferences, are
stored and managed within Firebase.

Fig 7.1 User Authentication

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Fig 7.2 Profile Management

Exercise Tracking and Feedback:


Health Atlas employs augmented reality (AR) and pose estimation techniques using
Mediapipe to track and analyze user exercises in real-time. The system provides visual and
textual feedback to guide users in maintaining correct posture and technique, reducing the
risk of injury.

Fig 7.3 Tracking

Personalized Workout Plans:


Based on user data such as fitness goals, body type, and performance metrics, the system
generates customized workout plans. These plans are dynamically adapted based on the
user’s progress and feedback, ensuring personalized fitness routines.

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Diet Recommendations:
The app collects user dietary preferences and fitness goals to provide personalized diet plans.
It uses external APIs like Nutritionix to fetch nutritional information and generate tailored
dietary recommendations, promoting healthy eating habits.

Fig 7.4 Diet Plan

Progress Tracking:
Health Atlas tracks user performance data and workout history to monitor progress. The
system generates visual reports and achievements to motivate users and help them stay on
track with their fitness goals.

Fig 7.5 Progress Tracking

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Implementation Details
Image Capturing:
The AR feature uses the device camera to capture real-time images of the user performing
exercises. These images are processed to detect body poses and provide feedback on exercise
form.
Training Phase:
During the initial phase, users are guided through a series of exercises to calibrate the system
to their specific body measurements and movements. This data is used to improve the accuracy
of the pose estimation and feedback mechanisms.
Exercise Recognition:
The system employs pose estimation techniques using Mediapipe to recognize and analyze
different exercises. By identifying key body landmarks, the system evaluates the user's form
and provides corrective feedback.
Experimental Setup:
The application is deployed on Netlify for easy access and uses Firebase for backend services
such as authentication and data storage. The frontend is built using React.js, incorporating
Material UI for a responsive and user-friendly interface.

MediaPipe Architecture

Fig 7.6 Media Pipe Architecture

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CHAPTER – 8
CONCLUSION

Health Atlas is an innovative web application designed to enhance users' health and
fitness journeys by leveraging modern technologies such as augmented reality, machine
learning, and cloud services. By providing real-time feedback on exercise posture and
technique, Health Atlas helps users maintain correct form, thereby reducing the risk of injury
and improving workout effectiveness.

The application offers personalized workout plans tailored to individual fitness goals,
body types, and progress metrics. These plans are dynamically adapted based on continuous
user feedback and performance data, ensuring a highly customized fitness experience.
Furthermore, Health Atlas provides personalized diet recommendations based on users' dietary
preferences and fitness objectives, promoting healthy eating habits that align with their workout
routines.

Health Atlas's architecture is robust and scalable, utilizing React.js for the front-end,
Firebase for authentication and data management, and Netlify for deployment. The integration
of the Mediapipe library for real-time pose estimation and feedback adds a sophisticated layer
of functionality that sets Health Atlas apart from traditional fitness apps.

By deploying Health Atlas on Netlify, the application ensures fast, reliable, and scalable
access for users. The seamless integration with Firebase provides secure and efficient user
authentication and data storage, enhancing the overall user experience.

The comprehensive feature set, including real-time AR feedback, personalized workout


and diet plans, and progress tracking, makes Health Atlas a valuable tool for anyone looking
to improve their health and fitness. The application's ability to provide immediate feedback and
tailored recommendations empowers users to achieve their fitness goals more effectively and
safely.

In summary, Health Atlas represents a significant advancement in fitness technology,


combining cutting-edge tools and methodologies to deliver a holistic health and fitness
solution. It exemplifies the potential of modern web technologies to create impactful and user-
centric applications that drive positive lifestyle changes.

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Future Enhancements
Health Atlas aims to continuously evolve by incorporating new features and improvements.
Here are some potential future enhancements:

1. Integration with Wearable Devices


Integrate Health Atlas with popular wearable fitness devices (like Fitbit, Apple Watch, and
Garmin) to provide more comprehensive tracking and analysis of users' physical activities,
heart rates, and sleep patterns.

2. Advanced AI and Machine Learning


Leverage advanced AI and machine learning algorithms to provide even more accurate posture
correction and personalized recommendations. This could include predictive analytics to
anticipate user needs and suggest proactive measures.

3. Expanded Exercise Library


Continuously update and expand the exercise library to include more diverse workouts and
variations. This would cater to users of all fitness levels and preferences, ensuring that everyone
finds workouts suited to their needs.

4. Social Features and Community Engagement


Introduce social features that allow users to share their progress, join fitness challenges, and
connect with friends or community members. This could foster a sense of community and
motivate users through social interaction and support.

5. Virtual Coaching and Live Sessions


Add options for virtual coaching sessions and live workout classes, providing users with real-
time guidance and motivation from professional trainers. This can enhance the user experience
by offering a more interactive and engaging fitness journey.

6. Nutrition Tracking and Integration


Enhance the diet recommendation feature by integrating nutrition tracking apps and services.
This would enable users to log their meals, track their calorie intake, and receive detailed
nutritional analysis, making it easier to maintain a balanced diet.

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7. Gamification
Incorporate gamification elements like badges, rewards, and leaderboards to make the fitness
journey more fun and engaging. Users could earn rewards for reaching milestones, completing
challenges, and maintaining streaks, adding an element of competition and motivation.

8. Multilingual Support
Expand the application's accessibility by adding support for multiple languages, allowing non-
English speaking users to benefit from the app's features and content.

9. Mental Health and Wellness Features


Introduce features focused on mental health and overall wellness, such as guided meditation
sessions, stress management techniques, and mental health tracking. This would provide a
holistic approach to health and fitness.

10. Offline Mode


Develop an offline mode that allows users to access workout plans, track exercises, and log
meals without needing an active internet connection. This can be particularly beneficial for
users in areas with unreliable internet access.

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Learning-Based Motion-Detecting Mobile Exercise Coaching Application

1
Department of Rehabilitation Medicine, Gangnam Severance Hospital, Rehabilitation
Institute of Neuromuscular Disease, Yonsei University College of Medicine, Seoul, Korea.
2
Department of Medical Device Engineering and Management, Yonsei University College of
Medicine, Seoul, Korea.
Corresponding author.
Corresponding author: Jung Hyun Park, MD, PhD, Department of Rehabilitation Medicine,
Gangnam Severance Hospital, Rehabilitation Institute of Neuromuscular Disease, Department
of Medical Device Engineering and Management, Yonsei University College of Medicine, 211
Eonju-ro, Gangnam-gu, Seoul 06229, Korea. Tel: 82-2-2019-3491, Fax: 82-2-2019-
4881, ca.shuy@hjpmr

[2]Design and Evaluation of an Interactive Exercise Coaching System for Older Adults:
Lessons Learned
Ferda Ofli, Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences, University of
California, Berkeley, CA 94720, USA; ude.yelekreb.scee@ilfof.

[3]Mono Camera-based Human Skeletal Tracking for Squat Exercise Abnormality


Detection using Double Exponential Smoothing
Muhammad Nafis Hisham1 , Mohd Fadzil Abu Hassan2 *, Norazlin Ibrahim3 , Zalhan Mohd
Zin4 Universiti Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia France Institute, Bangi, Selangor, Malaysia1, 2, 3, 4
UniKL Robotics and Industrial Automation Center (URIAC), UniKL MFI, Bangi, Selangor,
Malaysia2, 3, 4

[4]React.js Documentation
Description: Comprehensive guide and documentation for React.js, the front-end framework
used for building the Health Atlas user interface.
Link: https://legacy.reactjs.org/docs/getting-started.html

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INTERACTIVE FITNESS APPLICATION

[5]Firebase Documentation
Description: Official documentation for Firebase, covering various services including
authentication, real-time database, and hosting, which are used in Health Atlas.
Link: https://firebase.google.com/docs

[6]Material-UI Documentation
Description: Documentation for Material-UI, the React component library used to implement
Google's Material Design in Health Atlas.
Link: https://mui.com

[7]Netlify Documentation

Description: Guides and tutorials on deploying web applications using Netlify, the platform
used for deploying Health Atlas.
Link: https://docs.netlify.com/

[8]Mediapipe Documentation
Description: Google's Mediapipe framework documentation, providing details on real-time
computer vision and machine learning models used for pose estimation in Health Atlas.
Link: https://mediapipe.readthedocs.io/en/latest/

[9]PoseNet Documentation
Description: Documentation for PoseNet, a machine learning model used for estimating human
poses, integrated into Health Atlas for exercise tracking.
Link: https://www.posnet.com.pl/

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