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Feature idea: use the webcam to project the watcher's image/body onto the instructor's. Then with some computer vision magic, gamify how close your workout matched the instructor's workout.
Feature idea: use the webcam to project the watcher's image/body onto the instructor's. Then with some computer vision magic, gamify how close your workout matched the instructor's workout.
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Screen sharing videos on zoom had never been a great experience. I think the difference is that everybody is streaming the YouTube video here individually.
+1 I get about 3FPS when sharing a youtube video across zoom screenshare edit: on a very highspeed symmetric connection.
I bought a projector just to make my fitness videos life size on the wall. It sounds lame but it has helped my mental health. Adding the video conference element is a really great idea. Now I just have to find the best place to mount a webcam.
Feature idea: use the webcam to project the watcher's image/body onto the instructor's. Then with some computer vision magic, gamify how close your workout matched the instructor's workout.
I bought a projector just to make my fitness videos life size on the wall. It sounds lame but it has helped my mental health. Adding the video conference element is a really great idea. Now I just have to find the best place to mount a webcam.
Not crazy at all. This is where the industry is going anyway. For example "Tonal" is a work out machine that attaches to the wall, with a large video screen (probably larger in the next generation version). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LdV2U6NxVUY Regarding your wall projector, it would be cool to have a camera project your image onto the instructors. Then some computer vision magic to grade how close you matched…
Just because a company offers a product that does something new and different does not equate to where the industry is truly going (as much as founders/CEOs may wish otherwise).
It's more about where the customer/consumers are going...yes you can lead them to an extent, but on that note are products like Tonal actually selling and if so, what clip and density?
I would ask for evidence of adoption of something (beyond just the mere fact it exists) to support the "where the market is going" type of thinking...
Great idea! Tried it with mum, worked quite well!