Intel Projects
During my time with Intel’s Olympics Technology Group, I designed six different web apps in the health and wellness field focused around Intel’s 3D Athlete Tracking (3DAT) software. The main goal of each of these apps was to design new and creative ways to visualize data collected by 3DAT.
📷 STREAM
STREAM is a web app used to capture videos from multiple cameras at once intended to be used for 3DAT. The app displays as few as one and as many as eight live camera feeds in a grid and allows the user to toggle activation of each camera, adjust camera settings for each camera, and get feedback on network connectivity and dropped frames for each camera.
⛳️ SWING
SWING is a web app powered by 3DAT that takes in videos of athletes taking golf swings and outputs a 3D model of the motions in the video and multiple different visualizations of data collected from these motions. This web app allows the user to scrub through the 3D captured motions and look through multiple interactive charts and tables that provide valuable feedback on their swing form including X-Factor, Sway, Kinetic Chain, snapshots at each phase of the swing, and various other metrics. Additionally, this web app also allows the user to upload multiple videos to compare different golf swings.
🎥 RENDER
RENDER, an adaptation of STREAM, is a multi-camera capture web app with instant playback capabilities. Like STREAM, the app allows users to view live feed from up to eight cameras, toggle activation, edit settings, and get feedback on network connectivity and dropped frames from each camera. In addition to this, however, RENDER also provides instant playback of these videos and live 3D renderings of the subject.
🏃♀️ TREAD
TREAD is a web app that takes in videos of a subject running and outputs an interactive slide-through experience informing users about their running form using data visualization. This app returns data about the runner's pace, foot strike, stride length, cadence, and more to provide valuable insight as to how the user can improve their form for optimal running performance.
🧘♀️ ROM
ROM, or Range of Motion, is a web app that both captures and renders videos to provide users with data about their general range of motion. ROM walks users through a set of stretches and movements to be recorded on the user's built-in computer camera and instantly returns multiple valuable data visualizations intended to help the user pinpoint how they can improve their general range of motion.
🩺 Clinician Dashboard
This clinician dashboard web app, the last project that I worked on during my time at Intel, was intended to provide clinicians with a convenient means to view data about all of their patients in one portal.
