Development and Implementation of Smart Robot Assistant Swimming Coach

Parker LaudersFollow

University

Shawnee State University

Major

Computer Engineering Technology

Student Type

Undergraduate Student

Presentation Types

Poster Presentation

Keywords:

AI, Swimming Strokes, Deep Learning

Abstract

This research project explores the development of a smart robot assistant for swimming coaching, aimed at providing swimmers with real-time feedback on their technique and performance. By integrating commercial mini-computers with artificial intelligent chips, we are implementing a deep learning system designed to analyze critical aspects of swimming stroke technique, including stroke rate, body alignment, and breathing patterns. The smart robot is programmed to offer actionable advice for performance enhancement. This innovative approach addresses the prevalent issue of swimmers lacking instant feedback during training sessions. The introduction of a smart robot swimming coach promises to significantly elevate training quality by enabling swimmers to instantly adjust and improve their techniques. This venture not only represents a breakthrough in sports technology but also sets a new standard for training efficiency in competitive swimming.

Human Subjects

no

IRB Approval

no

Faculty Mentor Name

Jeong Tae Ok

Faculty Mentor Title

Assistant Professor

Faculty Mentor Academic Department

Engineering Technologies

Second Faculty Mentor

Duan Skaggs

Second Faculty Mentor Title

Full Professor

Second Faculty Mentor Department

Engineering Technologies

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Development and Implementation of Smart Robot Assistant Swimming Coach

This research project explores the development of a smart robot assistant for swimming coaching, aimed at providing swimmers with real-time feedback on their technique and performance. By integrating commercial mini-computers with artificial intelligent chips, we are implementing a deep learning system designed to analyze critical aspects of swimming stroke technique, including stroke rate, body alignment, and breathing patterns. The smart robot is programmed to offer actionable advice for performance enhancement. This innovative approach addresses the prevalent issue of swimmers lacking instant feedback during training sessions. The introduction of a smart robot swimming coach promises to significantly elevate training quality by enabling swimmers to instantly adjust and improve their techniques. This venture not only represents a breakthrough in sports technology but also sets a new standard for training efficiency in competitive swimming.