This invention describes a system that helps people track their exercise performance. A small sensor worn on the wrist, ankle, or chest captures detailed movement data and heart rate during workouts. This information is then processed by algorithms, often on a fitness website, to analyze specific exercises like reps, sets, dash times, and jumps, and then displayed on a smartphone or smart glasses.
Why it matters: Filed before widespread adoption of advanced AI/ML for motion analysis. Modern wearable devices and cloud-based AI can now offer more accurate and personalized real-time feedback for exercise, making the website's computational role more powerful.
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