aceDeep learning-based physical exercise assessment of older adults using single-camera videos
Author summary Staying physically active is essential for older adults to maintain their independence, but many residents in care homes do not receive the individualized exercise supervision they need. We explored how artificial intelligence can help fill this gap. In our study, we developed a computer system that can watch a person exercise through a single video camera and automatically evaluate how well the exercises are performed. Specifically, the system identifies which exercise is being done and estimates…
A deep learning system using only a single video camera can identify exercises and estimate joint movement in older care-home residents, producing duration, repetition, and movement quality measures similar to professional sensor-based motion capture, enabling exercise monitoring without extra staff.
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- JournalismPLOS (Public Library of Science)2026-08-06
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