Axiom Process Book

E L L A J E O N G E L L I E C H O J O N A H L U M A T T H E W C A D I Z

W E E K 1 - 2



5 0 I D E A S1. INFORMATION & MEMORY CLOUD a log and recorded information for those who suffer from alzheimer’s disease and their family / friends

2. SHADOW ON THE CEILINGa responsive installation that shadows your stress level to alert the users to take a break

3. TEA + LOTIONallowing peopCle to reuse their tea bags or tea waste into homemade skin care product

4. INTERACTIVE LOCK SYSTEMallowing people with arthritis to leave/enter & lock the door with minimum use of hands/wrist and instead approaching these tasks in a pleasant way

5. OXYGYEN & WATER SUPPLIER FOR SWIMMERSa set of devices that can help moderate symptoms and attacks swimmers with broncial asthma may experience during their time in the water

6. WINE BANKallowing wine enthusiasts to have a more controlled, yet fun experience from making to creating wine, as well as keeping track of the wine that are stored.

7. TEMPERATURE ADJUSTING LUNCH BOX for students, business men/women with busy lifestyles who wish to eat their food fresh and warm, wherever and whenever they want

8. GOODNIGHT’s SLEEP HELMET PILLOWacts as a pillow + shell that one puts on his/her head, which includes a set of functions to help those who have trouble falling asleep or other sleeping disorders.

9. FUNCTIONAL HEADBOARD ACCESSORIESa headboard or a set of devices that is installed near the wall/headboard which it monitors sleeping patterns, improve sleeping efficiency, and provide vision, music therapy

10. PRENATAL COMMUNICATION DEVICEfor updating and allowing family members who are away to be in touch with the unborn baby and the mom

11. ALARMING WATER BOTTLEactively reminding users to keep themselves hydrated by drinking water

12. VISION THERAPYprovides users ability to check and train their vision at home

13. GOOGLE GOGGLES FOR COMPETITIVE SWIMMING

14. WEEKLY SMOOTHIE PACKa pre-set homemade ‘to-go smoothie pack’

15. TEMPERATURE CONTROL WEARABLES setting the desired temperature in seconds to keep your body warm/cool during harsh weather

16. TEA STATIONan office-use tea brewing set shared between co-workers with options to share and send one another and control the settings without crowding over the machine

17. HOME DOCTOR FOR RECOVERING PATIENTS

18. PERSONAL ASSISTANCE ON THE ROADdetecting possible accidents and alerts the driver when falling asleep


5 0 I D E A S19.A chair that monitors seating posture and alerts when your seating posture is not straight

20.A face mask for people who wants to be protected from sun damages for healthy skin

21.Portable contact lens case and Renu bottle set for travelers that keeps track on lens expi-raiton date cleanliness

22.A digital scheduler for kids who have working parents that reminds their daily schedule and homework

23.A jewelry with GPS system for women who wants to be protected from rape that sends signal with location when they’re in emergency situation

24.A body sensor that is connected to acupuncture software to help amateurs to learn the right place to apply acupuncture needle

25.A mirror that snsors your face and encourage you to smile

26.An alarm next to television monitors kids and alerts when game time is up for who can’t control playing it.

27.A cam and eye pack next to computer that scans your eyes condition to relieve eyestrain for office workers.

28.A trashcan refreshesr that releases odor eliminator when it detects strong odor

29. A beauty book that has screen to show how to wear different types of make-up with make-up that is used in the video is i ncluded on pages

30. Yoga set that reminds and inspirs women who wants to loose weight

31. A radiator mask for people in Japan to protect them from radiation and record ghow much radiation that they were protected from outside

32. An expiraiton date reminder that scans food expiration date in refrigerator to aboid eating spoiled foods

33. A screen that shows unfolded clothes that are folded in my closet to save time finding clothes or mix and match clothes for people who have small closet

34.A shower head that keep track s water temperature for each family member and shows water use capacity

35. A small flower pot that detects and reduces microwavemagnetic wave and show plants condition


5 0 I D E A S36. A air purifier that filters out to clean the air in the room automatically when certain amount of dust detected.

37.A keyboard for kids who have ADHD to improve their concentratino and memorization

38.A device for patient during rehabilitaiton for progress and learn exercise from therapist

39.A recorder that can recognize selected language word that you don’t know the meaning

40.A device that can measure your breath smell and show causes and treatment for people who have to talk a lot

41.A water bottle that can measure how much water you drink daily and alerts you to refill water when it’s empty

42.A cell phone charm that is connected to my bank accunt that shows left over money from my card and remind due dates for payments

43.Menstural pain cycle measurer that finds out when the pain will cause by tracking women’s cramps

44.A skin scanner that measures skin age and shows problem

45. A tumbler foro people who are addicted to caffeine that shows limited coffee amount that they need to drink

46. A projector that shoots outfil from internet on the mirror for busy women who loves to go to shopping

47. Heat pack that the temperature is controlled by user for women who goes through serious menstural pain

48. An audio system that traslates what eldery say who does not have enough teeth to communicate with others

49. A device that measures life expectancy for people who are diabetes

50. A mini refresher device that vacuums sweat and smell for people who sweat a lot


M E M O R Y C L O U D

G E N E R A L O V E R V I E W

Many elders suffering from alzheimer’s disease need constant care and support from their care-takers or family members who are usually more stressed and overwhelmed by the responsibilities.

Memory cloud can help the user and the ones around them to keep track of their daily routines, safety issues and more. As the primary user (the one with alzheimer’s disease), he or she would have a device that is connected to whomever’s smartphone, in which he or she can receive and send alerts and notify symptoms, as well as hold their contact information in case of emergencies.

Memory cloud would give the user more freedom and courage for them to do things on their own.

_ CONCEPT OVERVIEW



W H O . W H A T . W H Y

1 out of 8 older Americans have Alzheimer’s disease. 1 out of 3 seniors dies with Alzheimer’s or other dementia.

More common among women

It is estimated that about a half million Americans younger than age 65 have some form of dementia, including Alzheimer’s disease. (Early onset)

Number of people above the age 65 is continuously rising. (2010-2050: 20% increase estimated)

As caregivers/family members, it is important to take care of their own emotional and mental health as well.

_ ALZHEIMER’s DISEASE FIGHTERS & SUPPORTERS




Alzheimer’s disease is the 6th leading cause of death.

It is important to help prevent any accidents or miscommuniction that leads to accidents that could happen due to many of the symptoms such as memory loss, difficulties in mobility, inability to find words when speaking and more.

One way to help elders and caregivers/family member to provide them a device that informs, alerts, provides them assistance when they are not around or in worst cases lost, and in danger.

_ ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE - DEMENTIA




There hasn’t been a successful product or a system which really addresses the needs of people with Alzheimer’s disease. The focus is to help them be more independent and avoid panics or confusion that leads them to danger.

Being prepared for common to the worst situations, the device can help train elders to be as independent as possible but provides them guidance, information about themselves (that they can record), emergency 911 help, and also alert the smartphones of family members or caregivers that they need help or that they are doing well.

_ BECAUSE THEY ARE FAMILY


T E A + L O T I O N


This system would require the user to drink a cup of tea in order to use the used tea bag or the remaining particles as part of the ingredients to make home made lotion. This can be placed in an office desk or even near the kitchen where the user can directly insert and use after a certain time. This will give the users more variety of scents and as well as feed their skin with nutrition. The user can organize and create different mixes whenever they want. The user will maintain, organize, and activate the device through a smartphone application which provides functions such as preheat, warm, cool and store.

_ CONCEPT OVERVIEW


T E A + L O T I O N


Young women who are starting to take interest in cosmeticsWomen who have sensitive skinWomen who experiments with homemade skin care productsWomen with skin disease or infectionsWomen who work long hours at her office desk

_ WOMEN 18 - 40


T E A + L O T I O N


Using left over tea bags as one of the starting ingredients, users can create and keep various types of lotion for different types of skin. It won’t require all the heavy, overwhelming sets of materials you need to make a bottle of lotion. It would either be a travel size or a home-based product that can also act as odor eliminating humidifier that you can set on the make up table.

Basic Ingredients: olive oil, coconut oil, beeswax, vitamin E oil, butter, other extracts you desire

Compartments: Air Humidifier + Heating container + Cooling container + Mixing container

_ HOMEMADE LOTION


T E A + L O T I O N


_ FOR SKIN DISORDERS

5 most common skin disorders:Acne, eczema, seborrheic dermatitis, skin cancer and psoriasis

Most lotions that are supposed to help your skin infections are either too strong for sensitive skin, or don’t have the de-sired scent women want. Using natural ingredients the user gets to pick and mix and experience an easy way to create her own homemade lotion that will help the specific need of the user.

Apart from hydrating the skin with natural ingredients, the humidifying function allows steam therapy to help women maintain healthy, beautiful skin.


S H A D O W O N T H E C E I L I N G


_ CONCEPT OVERVIEW

This is a more conceptual, abstract concept of recording and understanding the atmosphere of an office or a living place. The user can manually change the mood of the installation when hosting a party. If the house is quiet, it provides a soothing, wave like movement that reflects the peacefulness. The installation provides users a mental, and physical break when they look up at the ceiling. It can also be a time where users can re-flect and calm down when stressed. It can act as a quiet friend always watching over you even when times are bad.




Office Environment

People who work in a stressful crowded environment with limited windows, dim lighting, with poor air circulation

Company that cares about the employee’s health and con-dition which will increase their work efficiency and environ-ment/atmosphere

Home + Office intergrated

Users who work at home or spends most of his/her time at home

Freelance workers/designers

_ BusINESSMEN / BUSINESSWOMAN _ USERS WITH HOME OFFICES




_ USERS WITH HOME OFFICES

This installation is an interactive and fun way businessmen and women who work in an enclosed area for a long time, to relieve stress in many ways. It expresses the level of stress in the work area in various patterns, shapes, different colors to let users know whether they should take a moment to stretch, take a break. This system detects the level of stress, lack of fresh oxygen around the user, and the blood pressure level by a device worn on the wrist or a device that the user needs to insert their hand-wrist in.

One can send a ‘happy cloud’ or even a ‘time-out zone’ over to a neighbor co-worker across to remind him/her to take a time out and stretch, maybe relax for the certain amount of time given by the sender. It would be a fun way for workers to interact, get to know each other, and build a strong community in the office.

_ WALL / CEILING INSTALLATION




Offices of leading companies should provide the best environment possible for the workers who work hard to get the next promotion. Especially when they spend avg 8+ hours a day, it is basically their second home.

Stress, poor air quality, and hypertension are three most common problems and discomforts people who work in an office environment go through or experience which harms their health and in worst cases, leads to death.

Merging these needs with an enjoyable, interactive ceiling ‘playground’ where workers can relieve stress, take a breather, will improve their work efficiency but most importantly pick up healthy “work habbits”.

_ STRESS / POOR AIR QUALITY / HYPERTENSION


O + H 2 0 S U P P L I E R


Asthma is the most common chronic disease of childhood affecting 12.5 % of children under 18.Addressing the need for quick, easy, secure way to provide young athletes access to oxygen while keeping them hydrated would be the main goal and objective of this concept.

_ CONCEPT OVERVIEW



I N T E R A C T I V E L O C K

Interactive lock is for people with arthritis, experiencing physical strain in their hands and wrists. Not only is the lock connected to an app where the user can lock + unlock without using their hands, but it also helps users to check if any water or gas is running or leaking before the user leaves the house. The user can personalize the system in a way that he or she can set up a certain gesture or movement as a hint to open the door.

_ CONCEPT OVERVIEW


W I N E B A N K


Having a glass of wine daily reduces and may prevent many people from heart or stomach dis-eases to even cancer. Wine bank is for wine enthusiasts who want to create their wine from scratch or add ingredients to existing wine to invent a new mix. It is a simplified kit with a smart-phone application that the user can monitor and keep track of the date and type.

_ CONCEPT OVERVIEW


_ CONCEPT OVERVIEW

N I G H T H E L M E T


pillow + canopy + therapy + eye shade = increase sleep efficiency

The night helmet can allow people with sleeping disorders, mainly insomnia, to achieve maximum sleep efficien-cy and peace when they go to bed. It can replace the uncomfortable pillow you’ve always had that you used to shift around. With adjustable options to therapeutic lights and melodies, users can achieve a goodnight’s rest.


_ CONCEPT OVERVIEW

Interactive headboard can record your sleeping patterns, and create a soothing atmosphere for maximizing sleep efficiency. The user can set up alarms or signals to wake themselves up at the desired time in natural ways such as music, light, or even movement/vibration. It can act as a nightlight, audio system, alarm clock, and calendar to name a few.


B R E A T H I N GH E A D B O A R D


_ CONCEPT OVERVIEW

F R E S H L U N C H T O G O


This lunchbox can provide students and businessmen/ businesswomen hot or fresh lunch everyday, whenever they want. The user can start to heat the packed lunch at their desired time by controlling it through an app that will turn on the heat inducing technology embeded in the lunch box container. It also shows how long the food has been contained or heated up for and what type of food is packed.


_ CONCEPT OVERVIEW

P R E N A T A LC O M M U N I C A T I O N


This concept is mainly for family members who are without a choice or unfortunately, not present with the mother and the baby. The objective of this concept is to fill in the gaps and update them on the baby’s first kick or contractions, as well as help parents to keep a well organized log of the baby’s health and behavior.

W E E K 2



M E M O R Y C L O U DA device for people with Alzheimer’s Disease (AD) and their family members, friends, caregivers to help them communicate, remember and reconnect witheach other, as well prevent them from accidents.



W H A T ?

1_A physical device that the main user (person with Alzheimer’s) wears at all times

2_An application that is synched to the main user’s device shared with the family members or caregivers

3_Electronic Album Tablet



W H O ?

Possibly your grandparents, parents, friends, or neighbor

1_People starting to showsigns / symptoms

2_Occupational Caregivers

3_Family Members

4_Friends & Neighbor



W H Y ?

Alzheimer’s Disease cannot be cured, or sloweddown but there are ways to help reduce the possibility of accidents caused by the symptoms

1_Reduce the burden placed on caregivers& family members

2_Help prevent accidents or spontaneous confusion

3_Allow people with AD to have more control & independence



M A R K E T V I A B I L I T Y

- 5 million Americans have AD today (Est.) Tripple the number by 2050

- Every 68 seconds, someone develops AD

- There are more than 15 million caregivers

- 2013 - 203 Billion Market- 2050 - (est.) 1.2 Trillion

- 1 out of 3 senior dies with AD

- Number of people above the age 65 is continuously rising. (2010-2050: 20% increase estimated)



M E M E X C E R C I S E RF E A T U R E S

- 5 million Americans have AD today (Est.) Tripple the number by 2050

- Every 68 seconds, someone develops AD

- There are more than 15 million caregivers

- 2013 - 203 Billion Market- 2050 - (est.) 1.2 Trillion

- 1 out of 3 senior dies with AD

- Number of people above the age 65 is continuously rising. (2010-2050: 20% increase estimated)

$500

“Lifelogging technology for people with episodic memory impairment”

A memory-aid system that assist people to remember significant, meaningful, recent experiences.

Features- Easy to use and less burden on caregivers and users

- More effective than full-caregiver-guided approaches

- Can be used with medication treatment



M E M E X C E R C I S E RH O W T O U S E

How do you use MemeXerciser?

STEP 1 : PASSIVE CAPTURERecording personal experiences automatically using wearable senors (camera, audio recorder, GPS, logger)

STEP 2 : HYBRID SELECTIONAutomatically suggest cues from lifelog data based on content and context analysis such as movement, ‘location, voice and face detection. Leverage human (caregiver) expertise to select and annotate personally significant cures.

STEP 3 : ACTIVE REVIEWProvide an engaging, memory-stimulating interaction to exercise memory abilities. Repeat reviewing without burdening caregiver.



M E M E X C E R C I S E RS W O T

STRENGTHS

personal devicecontinuous interaction betweenuser and caregiverremindersautomatic organization

WEAKNESSES

possibility of losing the tablet if the usertakes it outsidesize of the tabletexpensivetime consuming process to learn

OPPORTUNITIES

allow more than one caregiver/family member to be in sychwith the deviceeasier, more natural way ofwearing the sensory device

THREATS

emotionally captivatingonce used to aproduct, they rely on it



A U T O P A N I C A L A R MF E A T U R E S

$200

Panic Alarm in the form of a small pendant that can be worn around the neck

Enables a person who is alone at home to call for help easily in an emergency

Features- User can record their own help-me message and 3 telephone numbers can be programmed (neighbour, relative or friend for example).

- Connects to home land line telephone socket

- Includes telephone connection cable and double adaptor to connect a home telephone.



A U T O P A N I C A L A R MH O W T O U S E

How do you use this product?

STEP 1 : Press the panic alarm around the pendant that dials the main unit for help.

STEP 2 : If the first number is busy or on voice mail it will dial the next pre -programmed number.

STEP 3: When answered, hands free two-way conversation is pos-sible via microphone in base unit.



A U T O P A N I C A L A R MS W O T

STRENGTHS

direct diallarge buttonseasy to readaffordability

WEAKNESSES

limited or may be too overwhelmingmay not recognize who the person in the picture is

OPPORTUNITIES

could have a mobile version

voice command

easy to read emergency button

reminder to call

THREATS

emotionally captivatingonce used to aproduct, they rely on it



M E M O R Y P H O N EF E A T U R E S

$64.95Memory Phone allows you or your loved one to simply push the “picture” of the person they want to call.

Features- User can record their own help-me message and 3 telephone numbers can be programmed (neighbour, relative or friend for example).

- Connects to home land line telephone socket

- Includes telephone connection cable and double adaptor to connect a home telephone.



M E M O R Y P H O N ES W O T

STRENGTHS

direct diallarge buttonseasy to readaffordability

WEAKNESSES

limited or may be too overwhelmingmay not recognize who the person in the picture is

OPPORTUNITIES

could have a mobile versionvoice commandeasy to read emergency buttonreminder to call

THREATS

easy and instinctive



V I R T U A L T H E R E C A R EF E A T U R E S

This monitored camera system provides remote camera viewing and audible communications for family members concerned about their loved ones.

Features- Multiple cameras can monitor several locations in house

- Works with an internet connection and phone line

- Optional two-way voice communication

- Table-top device integrates security components

- 24/7 Monitoring by Guardian Central Station



V I R T U A L T H E R E C A R ES W O T STRENGTHS

in home assessment24/7 monitoring by guardianstationlower costextends independ

WEAKNESSES

not a personal deviceonly available at homeno real, personal interactionno privacy when the user wants

OPPORTUNITIES

personal messagesmore direct / instinctivecommands

THREATS

integrates with personal medical alertand life safety solutions



P O S I T I O N I N G M A T R I X

D I R E C T

E M O T I O N A L L YC A P T I V A T I N G

N O E M O T I O N A LC O N N E C T I O N

I N D I R E C T / C O M P L I C A T E D

W E E K 3



P E R F O R M

W H A T ? A motion tracking device that primarily monitors, analyzes and aids in correcting your form, breathing, & body mechanics during various types of physical training ac-tivities.


P E R F O R M

I N C L U D I N G , N O T L I M I T E D T O

YOGA GOLF WEIGHTLIFTING RUNNING TENNIS GENERAL POSTURE SWIMMING BASEBALL GYMNASTC


P E R F O R M

W H Y ? Maintaining proper form during certain activities is key to safe and successful training. Practicing correct technique prevents potential injuries and long-term damage to your body. It’s time to perform smarter.


P E R F O R M

W H O ?

This system will benefit amateurs just getting started, advanced fitness gurus looking to refine their craft, or anyone somewhere in-between. Be your own trainer.


P E R F O R M

M A R K E T V I A B I L I T Y _ 1/3 adults have been advised by their doctorto start or continue an exercise program.

_ Nearly a million Americans wound up in emergency rooms with weight-training injuries.

_ 4/5 Americans will experience lower back pain at some point in their lives due to improper exercise.

_ Injury rates may be lowered by as much as 25%if proper precautions are taken.


P E R F O R M

T R E N D S

_ FITNESS CLASSES, PERSONAL TRAINERS Gyms, Online, Mobile Apps, Games

_ TRACKING TECHNOLOGIES Sensors / Accelerometers

_ TACTILE / PHYSICAL, WEARABLE DEVICES Bands, Apparel, Clips

_ SOCIAL NETWORKING, COMPETITION FACTOR Web & App Components


P E R F O R M

C O M P E T I T O R S / T E C H N O L O G Y

A T L A S P U S H A M I I G O L U M O

S E N S O R I A Z E P H Y RB I O H A R N E S S S

H E X O S K I N F I T B I T ( F O R C E , F L E X ) N I K E F U E L B A N D

J A W B O N E


P E R F O R M

P O S T I O N I N G M A T R I X

P E R F O R MC O R R E C T I V E

S I N G L E P U R P O S E

T R A C K I N G

M U L T I -P U R P O S E


P E R F O R M

S W I M M I N G

S W I M M I N G


P E R F O R M

S W I M M I N G

W H Y ?

_ 11 mi l l ion people swim each year

_ Swimming is for a l l . (No matter what your age, weight and physical abi l i t y , swimming and water-based act iv i t ies can provide you with a workout.)

_ Burns up to 350 calor ies in half an hour so i t ’s a great way to shape up.

_ Improves psychological wel l being. Reduces tension and depression.

_ Good for pregnant women, d isabi l i t ies , in jur ies or i l lnesses l ike ar thr i t is be cause swimming can suppor t up to 90% of the body’s weight in the water.


P E R F O R M

S W I M M I N G

W H Y I S P O S T U R E I M P O R T A N T ?

_ Keeps you st ra ighter in the water , arm ex tension for wards. -> develop a range of mot ion around the shoulder jo int and through the upper back

_ Helps to develop good body ro l l . -> Gives you a longer more power ful st roke.

_ Helps to use the whole of your body and your body ro l l to dr ive the st roke rather than just your shoulder muscles.


P E R F O R M

S W I M M I N G

F R E E S T Y L E

1 . Body Rol l2 . Hips & Hand3. Breathing4. Streaml in ing / Core Strength

- long-axis st roke- pr imar i ly re ly on shoulders for propuls ion but der ive power from core abdominal muscles and upper back muscles.


P E R F O R M

S W I M M I N G

B R E A S T S T R O K E

1 . T iming2. G l ide3. Arm Pul l4. Leg Kick5. Breathing

The breaststroke, a l though one of the most popular st rokes, is of ten per formed incorrect ly. I f you do have an incorrect and subsequent ly ineff ic ient technique then th is can lead to in jur y or agi tat ion of the knees.


P E R F O R M

S W I M M I N G

B A C K S T R O K E

1 . Ear just above the water l ine2. Streaml in ing3. Body ro l l (angled)

I f you have back problems, the backstrokeis an ideal swimming st roke to per form.Learning proper backstroke techniques can help you take st ress off your backwhi le work ing out your arms and legs.


P E R F O R M

S W I M M I N G

B U T T E R F L Y

1 . Arm Pul l (w indmi l l - l ike arm movement)2 . K ick (dolphin k ick propels and g ives power for a rm pul l )3 . T iming (2 k icks per arm pul l ; co incide)4. Breathing ( tuck head down and against your chest ; s t reaml ine)


P E R F O R M

S W I M M I N G

I N J U R Y

Shoulder - Rotator cuff impingement- Biceps tendin i t is - Shoulder instabi l i t y

Lower Body- Knee ( tendons & l igaments) “Breaststrokers ’ knee”- Hip pain ( inf lammation of h ip tendons)- Back problems


P E R F O R M

S W I M M I N G

W H A T ’ S T H E B E S T W A Y A S Y S T E M C A N H E L P T H E

U S E R I M P R O V E ?

_ Guides through proper technique

_ Sensors that analyzes and corrects user ’s posi t ion / posture / breathing.

_ Al lows users to rev iew and specif ica l lyshows the odd or improper form.

_ Shows the power level or percentageof pul ls / k icks (balance)


P E R F O R M

W E I G H T L I F T I N G



P E R F O R M

W H Y ?

_ Makes you feel st rong and f i t

_ Rel ieves tension and improves sel f esteem

_ Reduces r isk of in jur y

_ Helps to burn more fat

_ Increases your energy

_ Teachs you d isc ip l ine and hard work

_ I t makes you heal th ier

_ Increases balance, stabi l i t y and f lex ib i l i t y

_ I t improves poor posture



P E R F O R M

D E A D L I F T

W E I G H T L I F T I N G 1 . Keep your back as straight as possible.

2. Bend your knees

3. Grasp the dumbbel ls l i f t ing them about

s ix inches from the f loor.


P E R F O R M

S Q U A T

W E I G H T L I F T I N G 1 . Make sure your feet are shoulder-width apar t .

2 . Tr y to keep your feet as turned outwards but not more than 15.

3 . Maintain a hip hinge that is ever y t ime you squat your buttocks move backwards whi le going down.


P E R F O R M

B E N T- O V E R T W O - A R M D U M B B E L L R O W S

W E I G H T L I F T I N G 1 . Make sure you keep your back st ra ight .

2 . head up whi le you bend at the h ips unt i l they are near ly para l le l to the f loor.

3 . When you l i f t the dumbbel ls to the s ide, keep your torso stat ionar y , lower back in and e lbows c lose to the body.


P E R F O R M

L A T P U L L- D O W N

W E I G H T L I F T I N GMake sure you pul l the bar to the top of the chest wi th you back arched, chest pumped for ward, shoulders ret racted and e lbows s l ight ly bending behind the torso.


P E R F O R M


I N J U R I E S

_ From 1990 to 2007, near ly a mi l l ion Amer icans wound up in

emergency rooms with weight-t ra in ing in jur ies .

Causes

_ Sprains , st ra ins , d is locat ion of jo ints , fractures

_ Dropping weights on themselves

_ Crushing a body par t between weights

_ Hi t t ing themselves wi th the equipment

_ Overexer t ion

_ Muscle pul ls

_ Loss of balance


P E R F O R M


W H A T ’ S T H E B E S T W A Y A S Y S T E M C A N H E L P T H E U S E R I M P R O V E ?

_ Guide through how to do exercises in proper posture.

_ Analyze their form and posture dur ing weight l i f t ing.

_ Detect their wrong posture and give informs.

_ Sensor breathing to help breathe in a proper way.

_ Provide a v isual guide which muscle they ’re using.


P E R F O R M

Y O G A

Y O G A


P E R F O R M

Y O G A

M A R K E T S T A T U S

_ 2 1 mi l l ions Amer icans. Inreasing by avg. 29% annual ly

_ 72.2% Female / 27.8% Male

_ Age Range: 18 - 54

_ Spend $27 Bi l l ion annual ly on yoga products (87% Increase over the last 5 years)

_ “Miraculous agent of renewal and heal ing”

_ Lower your b lood pressure

_ Make chemicals that act as ant idepressants

_ Heal in jur ies


P E R F O R M

Y O G A

W H Y ?

_ Tr y ing to do ex treme poses when

thei r body cannot handle i t .

_ NOT UNDERSTANDING THE IMPORTANCE OF:

Warming-up, proper sequencing,

having the r ight at t i tude.

_ INSTRUCTORS WHO L ACK DEEP TR AINING

(Not recogniz ing when a student is headed

towards in jur y. “ You should be able to do th is by now.” )


P E R F O R M

Y O G A

I N J U R I E S

_ Most of the in jur ies are from repet i t ive st ra in

_ Rotator cuff tendonit is and tears

_ Spinal d isc in jur ies in the low back and neck

_ Car t i lage tears in the knee

_ Hamstr ing st ra in and tears

_ Wr ist in jur ie


P E R F O R M

Y O G A

W H A T ’ S T H E B E S T W A Y A S Y S T E M C A N H E L P T H E

U S E R I M P R O V E ?

_ Prov ide a schedule for a progressive t ra in ing

(prov id ing l imitat ions in t ime, t ypes of poses, and more according to the

user ’s log)

_ Prov ide a step-by- step tutor ia l according

to the user ’s pace

_ Check off l is t of warm-ups & preparat ion

before star t ing exerc is ing

_ Track levels of f lex ib i l i t y (Detect the possib le muscle / jo int in jur ies)

_ Detect the best t ype of yoga postures according

to the user ’s mood / b lood pressure / Muscle tensi t y


P E R F O R M

G O L F

G O L F


G O L F _ 29 mi l l ion golfers in the Uni ted States a lone.

_ 75.5% Males - 22.5% Females.

_ 67% of golfers are graduates of col lege or univers i t y.

_ Age Breakdown:

Under Age 30 / 5%

Age 30 - 39 / 12%

Age 40 - 49 / 22%

_ Golfers spend over $24.3 b i l l ion on equipment

and fees annual ly.

P E R F O R M

W H Y ?


G O L F

P E R F O R M

C O R R E C T F O R M & P O S T U R E ( E X A M P L E S )

_ Keep back as st ra ight as possib le .

_ Keep your knees bent just enough to keep your legs act ive and spr ingy.

_ You should feel a pelv ic t i l t w i th a f lat back in your stance.

_ T i l t your spine away from the target so your lead shoulder is s l ight ly h igher

than t ra i l ing shoulder.



G O L F

P E R F O R M


_ Improve overal l per formance & assist ing

to help prevent prolonged in jur ies.

_ Sensor y technology to acknowledge users

when a proper or improper swing has taken place.

_ Review their swing movement, motion,

and stance through phone apps.

_ Use of indiv idual muscle groups can also be

monitored to determine any over-usage.


R U N N I N G

R U N N I N G

P E R F O R M


R U N N I N G

P E R F O R M

W H Y ?

_ Good posture is an impor tant e lement of running that helps runners move

more eff ic ient ly , avoid in jur y , and have a posi t ive mental out look.

_ One of the most popular and easi ly avai lable hobby / spor ts act iv i t y


R U N N I N G

P E R F O R M

C O M P O N E N T S O F G O O D R U N N I N G T E C H N I Q U E

1 . F lexibi l i t y

2. Good Posture

3. Good Leg Motion

4. Cadence

5. Body Sensing

6. Good Mental Focus

7. Good Upper / Lower Body Coordinat ion

8. Good Breathing Habits

9. Proper Bend in Knees & Elbows

10. Staying Relaxed.

W H A T ’ S T H E B E S T W A Y A S Y S T E M C A N H E L P T H E U S E R I M P R O V E


R U N N I N G

P E R F O R M

W H A T ’ S T H E B E S T W A Y A S Y S T E M C A N H E L P T H E U S E R I M P R O V E

_ L ive feed back (auditor y , v ibrat ion, v isual )

of the current pose

_ Prevent muscle or jo int in jur y by using the

wrong muscle group due to bad posture /

form

_ Continue to coach & encourage users to

keep their body axis straight in general .


R U N N I N G

P E R F O R M

C O R R E C T F O R M & P O S T U R E

_ Be in upr ight and facing for wards so your muscles

can distr ibute the impact and absorb the shock of

your feet repet i t ively h i t t ing the ground.

_ Head:

Keep eyes looking for ward, neck and jaw

re laxed.

_ Chest , Shoulders & Back:

Form a straight l ine between your head and ankles.

Maintain a s l ight for ward lean.

I N J U R I E S


R U N N I N G

P E R F O R M

I N J U R I E S

1 . Runner ’s Knee (Pate l lofemoral pain syndrome)I r r i tat ion of the car t i lage on the unders ide of the kneecap.40% of running in jur ies are knee in jur ies .

2 . Achi l les Tendini t is Under too much st ress, the tendon t ightens & becomes i r r i tated.

3. Hamstr ing IssuesMuscle weakness / muscles too long or shor t .

4. P lantar Fasci i t isSmal l tears / inf lammation of the tendoms that

run from your heel to your toes.


T E C H N O L O G Y

T E C H N O L O G Y

P E R F O R M


T E C H N O L O G Y

P E R F O R M

S H I M M E R K I T S

Provides developers wi th a comprehensive tool set to suppor t rapid design, protot yping and implementat ion of wi re less solut ions based

on the state of the ar t Shimmer p latform.

_ Includes a fu l l range of sensing modules to suppor t the development of B iophysical , K inemat ic ( IMU) , or Ambient sensing appl icat ions.

_ Prov ides a h ighly conf igurable and ex tensib le p latform, and enables the user to capture and t ransmit raw data specif ic to thei r appl icat ion requi rements.


T E C H N O L O G Y

P E R F O R M

X S E N S M V N B I O M E C H

Using state of the ar t MEMS iner t ia l sensors , sensor fus ion a lgor i thms and

val idated b iomechanical models , h ighly accurate k inemat ic data is generated.

_ Freedom of Movement

_ Ease of Use

_ Subject Comfor t

_ Accurate Data


T E C H N O L O G Y

P E R F O R M

P T I V Z S u i t

Two-piece stretchable Lycra motion capturesuit that a l lows for free unrestr icted act ing motions.

_ Custom-designed suits may be ordered for appl icat ions which require unique marker p lacements

_ May come complete with TCM(s) and LED markers strategical ly p laced for opt imal fu l l -body motion capture i f desired.


S C E N A R I O 0 1

Ella’s knee pain has been getting worse over time due to her incorrect breaststroke technique.

Ellie suggests to Ella to start using ‘Perform’ to prevent her from getting more injuries.

Smart Glass: visual, d irect, l ive guide that can give feedback when you are under water.

Perform Application: keeps a log of Ella’s recent activities and allows her to review her form and fix.

Motion Tracking Suit: continuously records her movement and form to detect any incorrect or odd forms which would lead to possible injuries.


FORM ANALYSIS

GOOD

BAD

The suit is tracking her motion and form technique.What Ella sees through her new smart goggles (right)

Ella opens her application to review her form.

S C E N A R I O 0 1

_ M O T I O N T R A C K I N G S U I T_ S M A R T G O G G L E S _ F O R M A N A L Y S I S

A P P L I C A T I O N


Ellie is thinking about joining the yoga studio her friend Matthew goes to.

Ellieplaces the s tructure sensor/projector on the ground facing her.

Ellie turns o n the p rojector t o begin her work out.

Ellie begins her s ession w ith an i ncorrect p osture / form.

Matthew suggests her not to gothere and instead ...

Matthew l ets Ellie borrow his Perform k it which

S C E N A R I O 0 2

_ 3 D S T R U C T U R E S E N S O R_ L I V E G U I D E P R O J E C T O R

_ F O R M A N A L Y S I S A P P L I C A T I O N




As the device projects the desired form. Ellie tries to mimic the project form.

Ellie can get a live feedback on her form Ellie opens the application to review her form.

S C E N A R I O 0 2




Jonah is exercising in the incorrect form.

Jonah now learns what muscle he needs to use.Jonah is notified about his odd form.

He uses the application to review his form analysis

S C E N A R I O 0 3

_ M O T I O N T R A C K I N G W R I S T B A N D S ( 4 )



W I R E F R A M E

INSTANCE 01FORM ANALYSIS

04 FEB 2014

INSTANCE 01ANALYSIS

FORM

04 FEB 2014

04 FEB 2014

04 FEB 2014

MUSCLE

BREATHING

STRENGTH

BALANCEBEFORE BEGINNING ANY

SORT OF PHYSICAL

ACTIVITY, PLEASE BE

SURE TO ALWAYS WARM

UP AND STRETCH!

INSTANCE01

INSTANCE02

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P E R F O R M

W E E K 4



P E R S U I TPERSUIT helps you achieve your weightlifting goals, smarter.

B I G G O A L


P E R S U I T_ Commitment

_ Dedication

_ Patience

_ Trust

D A T A I N


P E R S U I T_ Gradual but effective improvement in form and posture during weight lifting.

_ Constant feedback that is personalized for your unique anatomy.

D A T A O U T


P E R S U I T

M U S C L E A N A T O M Y

ChestPoctoralis MajorPectoralis Minor

ShoulderDelthoidAnterior headMiddle head

BicepsBrachialisBiceps brachilLong headShort head

ForearmsExtensorCarpi UlnarisAbductorPollicisLongusAbs

Serratus AnteriorExternal ObliqueRectus AbdominisTendinous Inscriptions

ThighsTensor Fasciae LataeSartoriusPectineusAdductor LongusGracilis

CalvesGastrocnemiusSoleusPeroneus LongusTibialis AnteriorExtensor Digitorum Longus

NeckOmohyoidSternohyoidSternocleidomastoidTrapezius

TricepsTriceps brachiiLateral headLong headMedial head

AbsExternalOblique

GlutesGluteus MediusGluteus Maximus

CalvesGatrocnemiusSoleusPeroneus brevisFlexor hallucis longus

HamstringsIliotibial band Biceps FemorisAdductor MagnusSemitendinosusGracilisSemimembranosus

TrapeziusLatissimus dorsiErector spinaeThoracolumbarfascia

ForearmsExtensorcarpi ulnarisBrachioradialisFlexor carpiulnaris

BackTeres minorTeres major

FRONT VIEW BACK VIEW


P E R S U I T

Name: Karl Walker. Age: 28. Occupation: Interaction design.U S E R I N T E R V I E W 1

“Getting constant feedback in the moment as I

was lifting helped me to learn proper postures.”

_ “Changing view while weight lifting might lead to injury ”

_ “I’d like to wear little as possible when I work out it’s less distracting”


P E R S U I T

U S E R I N T E R V I E W 2Name: Sangwon Cho. Age: 28. Occupation: Transportation design

_ “I learned proper form from the weight lifting website instead of getting a personal coach.”

_ “Wearing weight lifting belt weakens core muscles and back so I tried not to wear it.”

“Posture is the most important thing for lifting weights

because after I learned proper posture I started to get

effective result and stopped getting injury.”


P E R S U I T

U S E R I N T E R V I E W 3 Name: Richard Peter Han. Age: 32. Occupation: Artist+Instructor.

“ Quantity and speed does not matter. You are

not going to get the best results if you don’t

have balanced & controlled movements.”

_ “Knowing your limit can prevent you from being injured by overusing muscles ”

_ “Changes in intensity and difficulty level need to happen over time gradually.”


P E R S U I T

E X P E R T I N T E R V I E WName: Troy Knudson. Age: 40. Occupation: Personal trainer

“Every person has a different posture and

form that requires personal training.”

_ “People need to be aware that it is a long-term, gradual process that needs their commitment and dedication.”


P E R S U I T

I N T E R V I E W S Y N O P S I S

The majority of people’s normal daily posture is incorrect and unhealthy due to stress, work environment, etc. They bring these postures into the gym when training, and thus, solidify any improper postures causing prolonged pains and injuries.

_ Going back and forth to their device is distracting. _ They are aware of the importance of proper form, and posture and how it can prevent

them from injuries and get effective result.

_ They want to wear comfortable clothing that does not limit their movement.

_ Each user has unique intention and purpose to working out but they all want


P E R S U I T

U S E R S C E N A R I O 1

Jonah wears 5 bands thatcan analyze his posture and muscle usage during weight lift-ing.

He set up his iPad at the place that is close enough for him to be able to see the con-nected system to his bands.

As he starts lifting weights, he feels vibration on the body part where the posture needs to be fixed.


P E R S U I T


He checks his iPad to see infor-mation by gestures that are sync to the system that he can control his iPad by his motion.

He checks feedback to correct his improper posture and he found out that he needs to stand on his toes not on heels.

Now he knows how to do weight lifting exercise in proper way that he was working on.


P E R S U I T


Rudy puts on the glove and the belt that can analyze his posture and muscle usage during lifting weights.

He set up mobile device phone mount that he can mount his cell phone on the wall.

He inserts his cell phone that is connected to structure sensor on the mount to record his posture accurately.


P E R S U I T


He starts lifting weights at front of his phone and glove made sound to give him feedback about his improper posture.

He checks feedback to cor-rect his improper posture and he founds out that he needs to make his arm straighter.

Now he knows how to do weight lifting exercise in proper way that he was working on.


P E R S U I T


Jonah has an unbalanced shoul-der which causes the axis of the body to tilt and lean towards his right.

He connects the activation card to it to Persuit, which then lets you set your general information and guides you through easy installation.

He puts on the earpiece which will give him constant feedback, suggestions, and guidance throughout his work-out.

Persuit then scans , analyzes, and detects his current posture before beginning any exercise.


P E R S U I T


The system recommends the type and duration of warm up stretches that can help him gradually improve his posture.

He begins his shoulder work-outs.

Persuit gives feedback after detecting unbalanced usage of the muscles and recommends several options that all ultimate-ly help him to training in better, correct form and technique.

Based on the feedback he de-cides to focus on his less-devel-oped shoulder muscles to obtain balance and overall better pos-ture.


W E E K 6


W I R E F R A M E S

M E M O R Y D A T A C A R D


W I R E F R A M E S

M O B I L E A P P


I N S P I R A T I O N A N A L Y S I S

I N T E R F A C E

INTERFACEI N S P I R A T I O N

MOOD BOARD

Infographics + Hierchy

Use of colors that are easy to distinguish

Play with opacity

Opaque, overlapping colors

Simple & angular

Simple & angular

Light Font

Simple & angular

Opaque luminescent background

Use of color only when trying to highlight something

Separation with lines

Texture

Contrasting but subtle colors

Gives the audience a sense of power emerging / transfer-

ring from this device

Color Palette: Dark navy blue, grey, white

Simple logos or icons

Intergration with real-life photos

Consistent use of icons & text

Good choice neutral / back-ground color

Color Gradient

3D looking (Play with shadows, lights and angles)

Overall black-grey-white tone (minimal yet powerful)

Faded figures add more intensity and provide a visual prediction of the options provided

Angular, bold to thin lines

20% white opaque button indication

Vignette frame to create a focused, intense atmosphere

See through, light transmit-ting (gradient)

Use of simple, easy to read and understand icons

Angular, geometric shape cut-out

Thin, white graphic lineswith darker, opaque back-ground

Easy to understand and simple organization of the muscle group

White text; black and grey backgrounds



P R O D U C T

Overall simple shape with interesting angular surface

Pattern & Texture on stainless steel

Separation of pieces according to the angular design theme

Harmonious relationship between texture, material and color.

Flow of pattern complimenting the overall form

Smooth transition from one material to another

Pattern underneath the reflective surface



P R O D U C T

Harmonious relationship between texture, material and color.

Flow of pattern complimenting the overall form

Smooth transition from one material to another

Patterns that look structurally strong and stable without

covering the entire surface

Skeletal structure with geometric patterns

Mixture of triangular and hexagonal patterns

Patterned line texture


PRODUCTINSPIRATION

MOOD BOARD

Gradient of pattern Dissolving effect (fade away)

Spinal structure showing the the flow and separation of muscles

Visually looks strong as well as helps the material from deteriorating or getting stretched out fast

Neutral or dark colors with a contrasting, bright color

Design mapped out according to the specific funtion or

features necessary for that part


P R O D U C T


U S E R E X P E R I E N C E S C E N A R I O S T O R Y B O A R D

B E G I N N E R ’ S E X P E R I E N C E S T O R Y B O A R D

Ellie wears the suit and the earpiece.

Ellie looks at her bracelet to check out...

She puts her bracelet on and now she is ready to begin.

her posture in 3D form, her improper posture, and percentage of how “incorrect” and off her psoture is from an average, correct posture.

The earpiece tells her to stand in a comfortable “straight” posture. Then will begin analyzing her posture.

She now selects the muscle group that she wants to focus on today.



B E G I N N E R ’ S E X P E R I E N C E S T O R Y B O A R D

Next, she is deciding what exercise she will do today. She chooses the “standing bent-over triceps extension”.

She starts to work out and she receives a notifica-tion from the earpiece that her back parallel to the ground.

Now, the bracelet goes through warm ups that are recommended for this exercise according to her unique anatomy.

Also, she is notified that her legs are not bent enough to give her a steady, stable stance while lifting weights.

Warming up is very important, but since it’s easy to over stretch the muscles during, so she briefly stretches and moves on.

During exercises she briefly glances at her bracelet to see how she is doing.



I N T E R M E D I A T E U S E R ’ S E X P E R I E N C E S T O R Y B O A R D

This is Matthew. he wears the suit and the earpiece.

He chooses to do the seated dumbbell press.

As he starts to warm up, the suit starts to update his body anatomy and to record even the slightest changes (positive or negative).

From his earpiece he hears that his shoulders are slouched and slanted.

He taps on the muscle he wants to work on today.

he fixes his posture and form and reminds himself that he needs to be more aware of the problem that occured throughout the work out.



I N T E R M E D I A T E U S E R ’ S E X P E R I E N C E S T O R Y B O A R D

During his work-outs, he can quickly glance at the bracelet to see how many reps, and the form accu-racy as well.

He wraps up his exercises by doing simple easy stretches.


W E E K 7


M I D -T E R M P R E S E N T A T I O N B O A R D S

I N T R O D U C T I O N



K E Y W O R D S



B R A C E I N T E R F A C E


EXERCISE SMARTER. PERFECT YOUR FORM.

EXERCISE ANALYSIS

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SHOULDERPRESS

REPETITION COUNT

MUSCLE BALANCE MUSCLE ENERGY

FORM ACCURACY CALORIES BURNED

BREATHING RHYTHM HEART RATE

12

30

CORRECT

4ERRORS

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70

75 55

60LEFT

TOTAL BURNPERCENT

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M O B I L E A P P , U N T E R F A C E


lightweight, breathable Seamless fabric

Suit Concept Development

SWEAT ZONE

Use sweat zone as aesthetic design opportunity.

These materials are targeted on

Microfiber polyester fabric wicks sweat awayfrom the body and moves it to the fabric surface.

Nylon spandex

Bracelet Concept Development

flexible screen

slide in and outwrist band adjustment ideation

flexible, durable elastomer material

water & sweat resistant

interface

angled edges to protect from falling off

Earpiece Concept Development

lights on

lights on

inspiration:angular form


S U I T D E V E L O P M E N T S K E T C H E S



B R A C E L E T D E V E L O P M E N T S K E T C H E Slightweight, breathable

Seamless fabric


SWEAT ZONE




Nylon spandex


flexible screen




interface



lights on

lights on




E A R P I E C E D E V E L O P M E N T S K E T C H E S

lightweight, breathable Seamless fabric


SWEAT ZONE




Nylon spandex


flexible screen




interface



lights on

lights on




E A R P I E C E & B R A C E L E TD E V E L O P M E N T S K E T C H E S



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B R A C E L E T W I R E F R A M E

AXIOM BRACEWIREFRAMEFLOWCHART

Hello! Ellie

AXIOM is always next you to help you achieve weight training goal.

Double tap onfocused muscle

Tap and hold to see muscle name

posture accu

60%Muscle usage:Abs, thigh 20%, 50%

rep

17burning calorie

120cal

02:40

Exercises

1 2 3 4

PosteriorDetoids

Warm-up

Seated Dumbell Press Bentover Lateral Raise

88%loading

analyzing your posture...

Your posture is o! in 60%compare to normal posture

normal posture your posture

PROBLEMS

1.

2.

3.

4.

reps

17 burning calorie

120cal

posture accu

60%

Muscle usage:Abs, thigh 20%, 50%

burning calorie

120calposture accu

60%

reps

1720%, 50% 02:40

burning calorie

120calposture accu

60%

reps

17Muscle usage:posterior triceps 20%, 50%

1 2 3

02:40

Start Exercising00:18

Tiny DancerElton John

Seated Dumbell Press

beginner intermediate & expert

select muscle group

how to do itlive data (customizable based on your interests) music player

jumping jacks lunge to flye side lunge with twsit

Raise the dumbbells above your head and twist so that your palms are facing forward.

Once they are around shoulder height, contract the shoulder muscles and raise the dumbbells back to the starting position.

“Make your shoulder and back straight”

Vibrates on the back and shoulder

ear piece suit

Ready?Ready?

Ready?


MOBILE APPWIREFRAMEFLOWCHART

Axiom

Axiom

LOGIN >>

CREATE ACCOUNT >>

GUEST MODE >> PROCEED >>

AxiomGUEST MODE

DATA WILLNOT BE SAVED!

MEMBER STATS

BASICS

BODY STATS

GOALS

LOG COACH COMMUNITY SETTINGS


FEB 201418 “Nice hustle

today, Ellie.” 17

19

90FORMACCURACY

83MUSCLEBALANCE

64MUSCLEENERGY

LOG STATS COACH COMMUNITY SETTINGS

76MIN300 CALORIES BURNED

ELLIE’S DATA LOG


One-Arm Tricep Extensions >>

Seated Dumbbell Press >>

Bent-Over Dumbbell Lateral Raise >>


today, Ellie.” 17

19

TRACKEDEXERCISES

ELLIE’S DATA LOG

EXERCISE ANALYSIS

36MUSCLEENERGY75MUSCLE

BALANCE



today, Ellie.” 17

19

ONE-ARMTRICEP EXTENSIONS

10:43 15:00




BALANCE

TRACKED EXERCISES:

MUSCLE ANALYSIS



today, Ellie.” 17

19

SHOULDERS

FORM ANALYSIS


today, Ellie.” 17

19


90%FORMACCURACY

X

00:00 75:56

CALORIESBURNEDTOTAL

CALORIE ANALYSIS


today, Ellie.” 17

19


300

Transcipts of Audio Feedback >>

Error List >>

Recommended Exercises >>

Exercise Instructions List >>

COACH


AUDIO TRANSCRIPTS


FEB 2014181

719

Keep your shoulder straight. Drink water to be hydrated.

00:00-00:30

Keep your back straight and don’t forget to keep your shoulder straight too.

02:00-02:30

COMMUNITY

FRIENDRANKINGS


04 Me 05 Moon06 Shelly07 Mariko

01 Jonah 02 Matt03 Ella

CHALLENGES

Audio Coach >>

Data Brace >>

Music Sync >>

Account >>

LOG OUT >>

SETTINGS


Name: Ellie Cho

Age: 21

Weight: 99 lbs

Height: 99 lbs

Body Fat:

LOG COACH COMMUNITY SETTING

STATS

STATS

swipe up

FORM ANALYSIS FORM ANALYSIS FORM ANALYSIS

00 Login / Setup

01 Data Log / History

02 Profile / Statistics

03 Coach

04 Community

05 Setup

MOBILE APPWIREFRAMEFLOWCHART

Axiom

Axiom

LOGIN >>

CREATE ACCOUNT >>

GUEST MODE >> PROCEED >>

AxiomGUEST MODE

DATA WILLNOT BE SAVED!

MEMBER STATS

BASICS

BODY STATS

GOALS

LOG COACH COMMUNITY SETTINGS


“Nice hustle today, Ellie.”

17

19

90FORMACCURACY

83MUSCLEBALANCE

64MUSCLEENERGY


76MIN300 CALORIES BURNED

ELLIE’S DATA LOG


One-Arm Tricep Extensions >>




17

19

TRACKEDEXERCISES

ELLIE’S DATA LOG

EXERCISE ANALYSIS


BALANCE



17

19

ONE-ARMTRICEP EXTENSIONS

10:43 15:00




BALANCE

TRACKED EXERCISES:

MUSCLE ANALYSIS



17

19

SHOULDERS

FORM ANALYSIS


17

19


90%FORMACCURACY

X

00:00 75:56

CALORIESBURNEDTOTAL

CALORIE ANALYSIS


17

19


300

Transcipts of Audio Feedback >>

Error List >>

Recommended Exercises >>

Exercise Instructions List >>

COACH


AUDIO TRANSCRIPTS


17

19

Keep your shoulder straight. Drink water to be hydrated.

00:00-00:30

Keep your back straight and don’t forget to keep your shoulder straight too.

02:00-02:30

COMMUNITY

FRIENDRANKINGS


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Name: Ellie Cho

Age: 21

Weight: 99 lbs

Height: 99 lbs

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01 Data Log / History

02 Profile / Statistics

03 Coach

04 Community

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0 1 V I B R A T I O N O N E R R O R

A l e r t s t h e u s e r b y v i b r a t i o n w h e n i t d e t e c t s a n y e r r o r s i n f o r m , m u s c l e f o c u s , b a l a n c e , b r e a t h i n g a n d r h y t h m . C n a b e c u s t o m i z e d o r t o g g l e d o n / o f f .

I f u s e r i s t a r g e t i n g t h e i n c o r r e c t m u s c l e g r o u p d u r i n g a s p e c i f i c e x e r c i s e , t h e s u i t s e n d s a v i b r a t i o n t o t h e c o r r e c t a r e a t o r e -m i n d o r i n f o r m t h e u s e r . C a n b e r e - a c t i v a t -e d t h r o u g h t h e b r a c e c o m p o n e n t .

W h e n p r o m o t e d t o c h o o s e a m u s c l e g r o u p o r a r e a t o f o c u s o n f o r e x e r c i s i n g u s e r u s e s t h e s u i t t o s e l e c t o p t i o n s b y t a p p i n g , g r a b -b i n g o r f l e x i n g t h a t s p e c i f i c a r e a .

0 2 V I B R A T I O N T O I N F O R M

0 3 S U I T A S S E L E C T O R

S U I T I N T E R A C T I O NI N F O R M A T I O N

AXIOM SUITINTERACTIONS

01 VIBRATIONON ERROR

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SUIT ASSELECTOR

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Alerts user by vibration when it

detects any errors in form, muscle

focus, muscle balance, & breathing

rhythm. Can be customized or

toggled on/off.

If user is targeting the incorrect

muscle group during a specific

exercise, the suit sends a vibration

to the correct spot to help correct

muscle focus and balance. Can be

re-activated through the brace

component.

When prompted to choose a muscle

group or area to focus on for exercising

user uses the suit to select options

by tapping, grabbing, or flexing that

specific area.


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S U I T F L O W B O A R D

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M A P P I N G O F T H E V I B R A T I O N A L S E N S O R S

H A P T I C F E E D B A C K

D I R E C T I O N A LF o r m & p o s t u r ec o r r e c t i o n

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T H U M B N A I L S K E T C H E S



F A B R I C A N D P A T T E R N E X P L O R A T I O N

Initially, we were planning to add an aggressively bright neon green to represent the reassuring yet en-ergetic feeling to the suit to follow our concept.

These are soe of our trials on laser cut patterns and testing power lev-els to see how deep the cut should be.




We found the pattern that we like from the original pattern that we were almost finalizing on. The laser cutting machine cut the inside pat-terns first before cutting the outter lines and that’s when we decided that we like the patterns on the grey fabric the most. It represents structure without overwhelmingly showing the hexagon shape.


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P R I M A R Y S C R E E N SR E F I N E M E N T


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T A C T I L E F E E D B A C KI N T R O S C R E E N S


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S T I T C H I N G V A R I A T I O N S



P A T T E R N A D J U S T M E N TA N D P L A C E M E N T

We had to actively work everyday with our seam-stress, Kathy Lewis. She was struggling with our complicated design, with a lot of sharp corners and the importance of exact place-ment of patches.

We created paper patches so she can cut up the fabric to place them on the base fabric to adjust anything before sewing them on completely.




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B R A C E L E T W I R E F R A M E



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M O B I L E A P P

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A C T I V A T O R D E V E L O P M E N T

C O L O R A N D S H A P E V A R I A T I O N


A C T I V A T O R D E V E L O P M E N T

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A C T I V A T O R

T E C H S P E C S & D E T A I L S

LITHIUM-ION BATTERY

3 LEDs

HOUSING

BLUETOOTH LOW ENERGY

ARM 5 PROCESSOR

1:1 SCALE

READY, SET, ACTIVATE.

ELECTRICAL CONTACT

MAGNETIC ATTACHMENT

connects to the suit’s electrical contact points which data is trans-ferred through, as well as to the electrical conductor on the charging port

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powder-blasted, acid washed, anodized aluminum

rechargeable; 45 milliamps

two separate activators becomeone by the magnetic surface


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LITHIUM-ION BATTERY

3 LEDs

HOUSING


ARM 5 PROCESSOR

1:1 SCALE


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MAGNETIC ATTACHMENT


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LITHIUM-ION BATTERY

3 LEDs

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E L L A J E O N G E L L I E C H O J O N A H L U M A T T H E W C A D I ZE L L A J E O N G E L L I E C H O J O N A H L U M A T T H E W C A D I Z

LITHIUM-ION BATTERY

3 LEDs

HOUSING


ARM 5 PROCESSOR

1:1 SCALE


ELECTRICAL CONTACT

MAGNETIC ATTACHMENT


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E L L A J E O N G E L L I E C H O J O N A H L U M A T T H E W C A D I Z E L L A J E O N G E L L I E C H O J O N A H L U M A T T H E W C A D I Z

A C T I V A T O R

M O D E L I N G P R O C E S S


X I M A X I M A X I

SUIT

ACTIVATORAPP

CHARGING STATION


1 S T D R A F T


U S E R E X P E R I E N C E S C E N A R I O

F I N A L S T O R Y B O A R D

Jonah arrives at the gym and changes into his Axi-om suit.

He places the activator on teh designated electrical contact points of the suit in order to activate the suit, and receive information on his phone through bluetooth.

He is looking forward to another intensive work-out.



F I N A L S T O R Y B O A R D C O N T.

After warming up, he begins with the dumbbell squat press as his first set of exercise.

After the 4th rep, the suit recognizes Jonah’s incor-rect form. It sends him a beat vibration to his knee to alert him that his knees should not be crossing over the tip of his toes. This causes his heels to be lifted off the ground, which makes it difficult for Jonah to hold a steady pose.


Due to the beat vibration, which allows him to understand the safe limit range of his movement, he reminds himself to keep his heels flat on the ground. With that in mind, he continues with his dumbbell squat press exercise.

However, his heels continued to lift off the ground because he did not have a steady stance. The directional vibration is then sent to his calf zone, redirecting him to open up his legs more.






Through the vibrational guidance, he now has a more stable posture, which allows his heels to stay on the surface of the ground and his knees to not cross over his toes.

He is curious about his progress, so he opens the application to quickly view his stats.

He often goes back to some of his traditional ex-ercises that he always tries to mix in between his challenges.




He moves on to one of his favorite exercises:dumbbell one-arm tricep extension.

As he begins to get tired, his arm began dropping down, shifting the focus of the muscle that is pri-marily being used. The suit sends a ripple vibration to his tricep zone to remind him that he needs to fix his form to focus back to using his tricep muscles.




During his last set, he is extremely exhausted. His arms started to drop downwards again, so the suit sends him a directional vibration helping Jonah to allign his triceps to the side of his face.

With the motivational push the suit provides, Jonah corrects his form to finish his workout successfully.


He opens the Axiom application on his phone to check today’s progress. He finds out that during his squat presses, the accuracy percentage was the lowest.

1. He taps on squat press.2. He swipes up to go through tactile feedbacks he got during session3. He taps on specific tactile feedback and able to see detail info4.He taps on tactile feedback to learn more detail




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ELLA JEONG ELLIE CHO JONAH LU MATT CADIZ

FELL THE BEAT, FEEL YOUR PROGRESS

Weighttraining suit that perfects your form by providing tactile feedback

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M O B I L E A P P

SPEC IAL THANKS TO BR IAN AND JEFF

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