價格：免費
更新日期：2019-05-06
檔案大小：因裝置而異
目前版本：因裝置而異
版本需求：Android 因裝置而異
官方網站：http://lukestorry.co.uk/augKlimb
Email：ls14172@bristol.ac.uk
聯絡地址：隱私權政策
Record acceleration, speed and smoothness of your climbing, linked to video and more.
augKlimb is a bouldering app currently being developed as part of my CS Masters dissertation.
Please email LS14172@bristol.ac.uk if you want to take part in the study, otherwise you are still free to use the app if you wish, do please let me know if you have any suggestions for improvements!
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Current features:
- Logging climbs with Accelerometer Recording
- Accelerometer Data analytics, giving smoothness and speed of climb
- Cropping, deleting and sharing logged climbs
- Importing shared climbs and videos
- Matching accelerometer data to video recording
- Viewing frames of video linked to peaks of accelerometer data
Under Development:
- More advanced acceleration/jerk-related analytics
- Video-analysis using OpenCV
- Whatever you suggest!
Known Issues:
- Blank screen on first startup on some Samsung devices: enable Permissions via the App Info in settings
- Video playback not working on some devices due to codec issues
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DISCLAIMER
Bouldering is sport that comes with some risk and you must climb well within your means if you are using this app - it is under development, slightly unstable, and you should not use any information it provides as advice.
It is your responsibility to assess your own safety at all times whilst climbing or using the app, and to ignore or stop using it whenever you feel necessary.
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More details at lukestorry.co.uk/augKlimb
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Masters Project Outline:
Why?
Bouldering is a popular and
growing sport, especially
indoors, where climbers can
climb on man-made routes using
artificial holds, requiring both
power and technique.
Current training methods involve
weights, campus-boarding, or
re-climbing many easy routes.
What?
What
Exploring which form of
data-capture and
output-features could improve a
climber's training.
How do climbers respond to
viewing their data throughout a
session, do they have more fun,
re-climb with focus on certain
aspects of technique, etc
How?
A series of surveys, interviews
and prototyping will take place,
resulting in a system that most
closely meets the needs of local
indoor boulderers.
This system will then be analysed
with a more detail field-study to
discover its impact on climbers’
training.
