Inspiration
We decided to approach the prompt from a data collection standpoint. The dataset provided is recorded after the injury has occurred. With our approach, coaches/athletic trainers on the sidelines are able to monitor player impacts as they happen.
What it does
Utilizes accelerometer data to monitor body impacts and provide insight into the future.
How we built it
We used the Myo armband as a prototype sensor. This sensor's data is recorded into a csv file. This csv file is then used with a live 3D graph to monitor the movement of the sensor. This data is also relayed to a website that pull the user name, injury location (based on sensor location), and impact force.
Challenges we ran into
Live updating 3D graphs was a challenge.
Accomplishments that we're proud of
Being able to visualize the sensor's data into 3D space.
What we learned
We learned how to approach a problem and think outside the box.
What's next for Live Impact Monitor
Changing the logging program so that the csv file is consistently named in order to increase the ease of use.
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