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Here's a disc golf app idea: Film yourself in slow motion from front and back angles throwing a disc, upload the video to the app. App then overlays you with
by sixQuarks 3y ago
Here's a disc golf app idea:
Film yourself in slow motion from front and back angles throwing a disc, upload the video to the app.
App then overlays you with different pros so you can see what you're doing right and wrong. You can compare angles of arms, torso, etc.
I would pay for an app like this.
- mathgeek 3y agoI would imagine the tech is already there to capture joint motion for a really in-depth analysis. Grand idea.
- sailfast 3y agoHighly recommend OnForm for this. You can download pro slow motion videos and put them next to you side by side.
- __mharrison__ 3y agoUltimate players would like this too...
- asmosoinio 3y agoWe did something similar for regular golf at Nokia, released 2006: http://www.allaboutsymbian.com/reviews/item/nokia_n93_golf_edition_pro_session_golf.php http://www.allaboutsymbian.com/reviews/item/nokia_n93_golf_e... Haven't looked much at the market since, but I would guess generic sports video "record+compare" tools would be available nowadays in app stores? Back on 2006 that video handling was quite a tech feat, nowadays should be straight forward on any modern phone.
- alkonaut 3y agoThis is a great idea. Single-video pose estimation has just become decent hasn't it? I guess the problem is the "matching" of the two pose animations to give the minimum difference.