Varanasi : A student of Indian Institute of Technologyhandjob Banaras Hindu University (IIT-BHU) claims to have developed the first version of an artificial intelligence-based yoga Platform through Multiplayer Yoga Gameplay (MPYG) that will teach how to do Yoga the right way.
Vidyabhushan, a third year chemical engineering student, develops platform with mentorship, funding NASSCOM FoundationTechnical support from Cisco Thingcubator and NCL-IIT BHU Incubation Centre.
“MPYG is an innovation in the field of Yoga. It is an artificial intelligence and augmented reality based community yoga platform. This will motivate people to choose yoga keeping in mind the health factors and is designed with an aim to make people do yoga in the right way,” said Vidyabhushan.
He added that MPYG with its auto detection feature not only detects wrong yoga posture but also corrects it with audio-video assistance by artificial intelligence. Currently, this platform can be accessed from the mpyg.in website and for other features you can enter your email in the waiting list of the website.
According to him, awareness has come among people about staying healthy. International Yoga Day was first proposed to be celebrated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, which was approved by the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) and 21 June was recognized as the International Day of Yoga.
“Yoga is an excellent form of physical activity or exercise. But it has benefits for the body only when it is done properly under the training of an instructor,” he said, adding that people are trying to do yoga in videos, photos and videos available on social media. Starting yoga at home with the help of articles.
He said, but due to lack of which yoga is right and how to do it, either people are not getting its benefit or on the contrary people are doing their loss.
NASSCOM (National Association of Software and Service Companies) Foundation head Ramana Vemuri expressed happiness over the student’s achievement and congratulated the team and assured all possible help in future.
Dept. Assistant Professor Dr. Hari Prabhat Gupta computer science and engineering And their team members including Dr. Ashish Gupta, Dr. Tanima Dutta, Dr. Preeti Kumari, Rahul Mishra have also developed a technique called ‘YogaHelp’, which helps people to learn the right way of yoga without any instructor. is.
Dr Gupta explained that ‘YogaHelp’ takes advantage of the sensor of the smartphone to recognize the 12 link-steps of the Surya Namaskar yoga pose with their level of accuracy. The technique has been accepted and published in June in the Journal of Artificial Intelligence. The technology with full features and cloud support will be available for Android and iOS mobile phone users in October 2021.
Vidyabhushan, a third year chemical engineering student, develops platform with mentorship, funding NASSCOM FoundationTechnical support from Cisco Thingcubator and NCL-IIT BHU Incubation Centre.
“MPYG is an innovation in the field of Yoga. It is an artificial intelligence and augmented reality based community yoga platform. This will motivate people to choose yoga keeping in mind the health factors and is designed with an aim to make people do yoga in the right way,” said Vidyabhushan.
He added that MPYG with its auto detection feature not only detects wrong yoga posture but also corrects it with audio-video assistance by artificial intelligence. Currently, this platform can be accessed from the mpyg.in website and for other features you can enter your email in the waiting list of the website.
According to him, awareness has come among people about staying healthy. International Yoga Day was first proposed to be celebrated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, which was approved by the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) and 21 June was recognized as the International Day of Yoga.
“Yoga is an excellent form of physical activity or exercise. But it has benefits for the body only when it is done properly under the training of an instructor,” he said, adding that people are trying to do yoga in videos, photos and videos available on social media. Starting yoga at home with the help of articles.
He said, but due to lack of which yoga is right and how to do it, either people are not getting its benefit or on the contrary people are doing their loss.
NASSCOM (National Association of Software and Service Companies) Foundation head Ramana Vemuri expressed happiness over the student’s achievement and congratulated the team and assured all possible help in future.
Dept. Assistant Professor Dr. Hari Prabhat Gupta computer science and engineering And their team members including Dr. Ashish Gupta, Dr. Tanima Dutta, Dr. Preeti Kumari, Rahul Mishra have also developed a technique called ‘YogaHelp’, which helps people to learn the right way of yoga without any instructor. is.
Dr Gupta explained that ‘YogaHelp’ takes advantage of the sensor of the smartphone to recognize the 12 link-steps of the Surya Namaskar yoga pose with their level of accuracy. The technique has been accepted and published in June in the Journal of Artificial Intelligence. The technology with full features and cloud support will be available for Android and iOS mobile phone users in October 2021.
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