Would you like to study how images can help monitor an exercise? The Quickium Gym project explores computer vision for movement analysis. Applications can be discussed on request.
Observing exercises involves body position, movement sequence and the criteria used by the person supervising the activity. To discuss using a camera, we need to understand which movement matters and what you want to check in the image.
Quickium Gym can be offered on request. The conversation establishes feasibility, the intended environment and the scope of an assessment for the proposed application.
A test needs a defined situation and criteria agreed before the assessment.
Describe the exercise or movement you want to monitor, the environment and who will use the information.
Define what needs to be observed and how to compare the analysis with a reference appropriate to the activity.
Discuss image capture, camera position and variations that need to be included in the test.
In 2021, Quickium was among the first-phase finalists of the OpenCV AI Competition. Its entry was Quickium Gym, a computer vision project for movement analysis.
To explore a possible application today, discuss the activity you want to evaluate and the project requirements.
Yes. Describe the movement, environment and what you need to observe. The application and test criteria are assessed on request.
The camera, environment, data presentation and integrations are part of the project assessment. Tell us what you already have and how you intend to use the information.
Contact Quickium to discuss your needs and the application's feasibility. Scope and commercial terms are available on request.
Describe the activity, environment and the criterion you need to check. Do not send images of people or confidential information in your first contact.
Scope and commercial terms are available on request.