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Yeah that is interesting and something that I wondered about while I wrote this post. There's only so many exercises you can model with a watch on your left wri
by hsiaoer 9y ago
Yeah that is interesting and something that I wondered about while I wrote this post. There's only so many exercises you can model with a watch on your left wrist (at least with the accelerometer and gyroscope data). Another example that's been on the back of my mind was if I tried to go a step beyond classification to count reps for an exercise like single arm raises, would I be able to tell when I do a rep with my right arm? Definitely something I want to go a little deeper on in subsequent posts to find the limit of what we can and cannot classify. Like you said, I reckon static exercises would be pretty difficult and there would be a pretty high miss on those unless we had access to additional info.