Fitness System

Organization Name

Inventor(s)

Gutemberg B. Guerra Filho of El Dorado Hills CA (US)

Fitness System - A simplified explanation of the abstract

This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240370969 titled 'Fitness System

- Simplified Explanation:**

The method described in the patent application involves obtaining images of a user and generating body-assessment vectors based on these images. These vectors include quantitative physique and biometric assessments associated with the user, and a body-assessment indicator is displayed based on these vectors.

- Key Features and Innovation:**

- Obtaining images of a user - Generating body-assessment vectors using a body-assessment classifier - Including quantitative physique and biometric assessments in the vectors - Displaying a body-assessment indicator based on the vectors

- Potential Applications:**

- Health and fitness tracking - Personalized recommendations for exercise and diet - Virtual fitting rooms for online shopping - Medical diagnostics and monitoring

- Problems Solved:**

- Providing personalized body assessments - Enhancing user experience in health and fitness tracking - Improving virtual shopping experiences - Facilitating medical diagnostics and monitoring

- Benefits:**

- Personalized and accurate body assessments - Improved user engagement and experience - Enhanced decision-making in health and fitness - Efficient medical diagnostics and monitoring

- Commercial Applications:**

Title: "Personalized Body Assessment Technology for Health and Fitness Industry" This technology can be used in health and fitness apps, virtual shopping platforms, medical diagnostics tools, and personalized wellness programs. It has the potential to revolutionize the way users track their health and make informed decisions about their well-being.

- Questions about the Technology:**

1. How does this technology ensure the accuracy of body assessments? 2. What are the privacy implications of using images for generating body-assessment vectors?

Original Abstract Submitted

a method includes obtaining one or more images associated with a user. the method further includes generating, using a body-assessment classifier, one or more body-assessment vectors. each of the one or more body-assessment vectors is a function of a particular one of the one or more images. the one or more body-assessment vectors include quantitative physique and biometric assessments associated with the user. the method further includes displaying, on the display, a body-assessment indicator that is based on the one or more body-assessment vectors.