Aiming at the problems of poor convergence, slow acceleration, and low throughput in traditional physical exercise monitoring systems, a physical exercise monitoring system based on computer somatosensory technology is proposed and designed. The whole structure of the physical activity monitoring system was created from the hardware and software, according to the research. Human body posture monitoring sensor module, communication connection module, power supply module, main control unit module, sensor module, and other pieces make up the hardware section. To improve detection performance, computer somatosensory technology is used in the software design to gather physical activity posture data. Also, for experimental comparison and verification, we employ system convergence, acceleration, and throughput as indicators. Experimental results show that the improved method can effectively improve system convergence, increase system acceleration, and increase system throughput, which has certain advantages in use.
The current sports feedback system has high application value and is widely used in physical education courses, but it has problems such as large feedback error, long response time, and incomplete data, leading to poor effect of sports feedback system. In order to improve the effectiveness of sports feedback system, a sports feedback system based on video digital processing is designed. By constructing the overall architecture of video digital sports feedback system, the positioning module, interface module, power supply circuit module, sampling module, input module, signal extraction module, and video digital processing module are designed. Using information communication mechanism, TCP/IP network protocol, serial communication, and shared memory to improve video digital processing, experimental results show that the designed system has good error convergence of 0.1, short response time of 32 s, and high data integrity of 94%, which has strong practicability.
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