Abstract

Posture identification system has been extensively useful in areas such as physical activities, ecological awareness events, man machine interfacing applications, control room panel monitoring systems and in autonomous old people caring systems. This paper describes a sensor based posture detection and guidance system while doing yoga exercise. In our day-to-day life, doing yoga exercise has become a well-known discipline, which helps people to be physically fit and have good mental health. Practicing yoga exercise is a recognized system for the human beings to improve their physical and mental activities. This practice helps in regulatory activities in an individual’s mind, body and soul. As a result of this, flexibility, muscle power and body image will increase. The existing method has shown the recognition of posture analysis through virtual reality and exergame. We proposed a suit that is designed and implemented through a virtual master. The suit is integrated with various types of accelerometer sensors which are fixed on the flexible bands, that are light in weight and are used indirectly to measure the orientation of the limbs. Also the sensor integrated suit is very helpful to measure the direction of the tilt moment. Predefined calibrated values are loaded on to the microcontroller, which are compared with the measured values and when there is a match the information is sent to a mobile application. The mobile app identifies whether the user is doing the posture correctly or not based on the information given to practice the yoga exercise.

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