Hologress AR Exercise Trainer
An augmented reality exercise trainer that made movement, form, and guidance visible inside the user's physical space.
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What The System Had To Solve
- Communicate exercise form through spatial guidance without overwhelming the person moving.
- Keep virtual instruction aligned with a physical body and environment.
- Design feedback that remained understandable during motion.
How I Approached It
- Used spatial cues to make posture, range, and sequence easier to interpret.
- Prioritized readable guidance and immediate feedback over interface density.
- Treated the body, room, and device as one interaction system.
Spatial cues support an exerciser's form without covering the person or replacing their awareness.
What Changed
- The prototype demonstrated augmented reality as a medium for exercise guidance.
- Movement instruction became visible inside the same space where the exercise occurred.
- A public project post provides an external record of the work.
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What The Project Taught Me
Place guidance near the movement it explains so attention did not have to leave the activity.
Human-centered spatial interfaces must respect the user's body before they showcase the technology.
Useful for fitness, rehabilitation, workplace instruction, sports, and embodied learning.
What This Work Demonstrates
- Augmented reality
- Motion guidance
- Real-time 3D
- Human-centered design