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Title: Yoga Pose Guide With Openpose

Introduction:
- Develop a system that identifies yoga poses using OpenPose.

- Provide pose names, benefits, who should perform them, warnings, and instructional videos.

- Enhance yoga practice with real-time feedback and proper guidance.

Objective:
1. Real-time yoga pose identification.

2. Provide pose name, benefits, and warnings.

3. Offer instructional videos for correct pose execution.

4. Ensure personalized feedback for users.

Methodology:
1. Data Collection: Gather a diverse dataset of yoga poses with annotations.

2. OpenPose Integration: Use OpenPose for keypoint detection and pose identification.

3. Pose Classification: Develop a model to classify poses from detected keypoints.

4. Database Creation: Store pose details like benefits, warnings, and instructional videos.

5. User Interface: Build an interactive platform displaying feedback and video tutorials.

6. Testing & Validation: Ensure accurate pose detection and user feedback.

Work Plan:
1. Phase 1 (Month 1-2): Data collection and system setup.

2. Phase 2 (Month 3-4): Pose classification model development and training.

3. Phase 3 (Month 5-6): User interface and system integration.

4. Phase 4 (Month 7): Testing and optimization.

5. Phase 5 (Month 8): Final deployment and user trials.

Budget Breakdown (in INR):


1. Development and Setup:

- OpenPose setup: ₹0 (Free, open-source)


- Data collection: ₹0 (Use entirely free, public datasets like Kaggle or yoga-specific datasets)

- Model training: ₹10,000 (Use free cloud services like Google Colab with limited hours for GPU)

-Instructional videos: ₹0 (Leverage free YouTube videos and embed them in the platform)

- User interface development: ₹20,000 (Very basic interface, with a freelancer or minimal
development)

2. Testing and Evaluation:

- Testing hardware: ₹10,000 (Use personal smartphone or low-cost camera)

- User testing: ₹5,000 (Volunteer-based user testing or minimal focus group)

3. Deployment and Maintenance:

- Server hosting: ₹10,000 (Use free hosting options like Heroku or low-cost VPS services)

- App store deployment: ₹5,000 (Only for Android, via Google Play Store)

Total Extremely Minimal Estimated Budget: ₹60,000

Other Details:
-Tech Stack: Python, TensorFlow, Flask/Django, Flutter/React Native.

-Team: Data Scientist, Yoga Expert, UI/UX Designer, Developers.

- Future Enhancements: Add more poses, personalized routines, voice-guided corrections.

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