GymAI stands as a pioneering solution in personal fitness, providing an antidote to the one-size-fits-all workout plan and reducing the risk of injury from incorrect exercise execution.
During the development of GymAI, we encountered a hurdle in ensuring the accuracy of real-time feedback provided to users. Initial tests showed a discrepancy between the AI-generated feedback and the user's actual performance, a critical issue since incorrect feedback could lead to injuries or demotivation.
The issue was traced to the machine learning model's interpretation of motion sensor data. It failed to account for individual body type and movement pattern variability, resulting in generic and sometimes inaccurate advice.
To tackle this, we implemented a calibration phase for the user to perform basic exercises. This helped the AI to learn the user's unique movement patterns. Furthermore, we expanded our dataset to cover a broader spectrum of body types and movement styles, enhancing the model's accuracy.
These adjustments allowed the model to create a personalized movement profile, significantly improving the relevance and precision of feedback. We also introduced a user feedback loop, enabling the AI to continually learn and adapt by flagging incorrect advice.
By adopting a more personalized approach and integrating continuous learning mechanisms, the real-time feedback feature was substantially refined. This experience underscored the importance of personalization and adaptability in AI applications, especially those related to human safety and performance.
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