Three global-shutter cameras fixed to the rack fire on one electrical trigger. The joints found in each view are intersected from three directions, and when one view is occluded the other two carry it, which gives cm-level 3D coordinates.
Every set is logged as center-of-mass shift, left-right asymmetry, trunk lean and squat depth, and handed back to the member and the trainer. Thresholds are set per person from body proportions.
Because the setup never changes, a new session compares with the last one on the same footing. Processing finishes on the computer beside the rack, on a closed network, so member video never leaves the gym.
- Shutter skew across three cameras
- 0.12 msmeasured with a logic analyzer
- Joints recovered with three cameras
- 70%CMU Panoptic. Standard triangulation: 40%
- Joint position error
- ~3 cmthe same as with two cameras
- Where processing runs
- NVIDIA Jetson beside the rackclosed network, no video leaves the gym