Collaborative embedded systems project focused on wearable swing-speed tracking.
A wearable motion-tracking device designed to calculate and display the speed of a user's arm during a swing.
Collaborative embedded systems project focused on wearable swing-speed tracking.
Team hardware and embedded systems build.
Wrist-worn motion device for capturing swing movement.
Purpose: VeloS Band was built to provide a simple wearable way to estimate swing speed from arm motion and display the result directly to the user.
Problem: Measuring swing speed usually requires external sensors, cameras, or dedicated training tools. This project explored a compact wearable alternative.
Approach: The device uses embedded hardware and motion-sensing logic to detect swing movement, process the motion data, and present a readable speed result.
Team: A collaborative project made by Marco Gallardo, Kevin Lewis, Andy Liu, and Blas Arras.
| Area | Details |
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| Wearable Form Factor |
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| Motion Detection |
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| Speed Calculation |
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| Embedded Interface |
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| Step | What happens |
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| Calibrate | The device establishes a starting reference before recording motion. |
| Record Swing | The system captures motion data during the forward swing movement. |
| Process Data | Motion samples are interpreted to estimate the user's arm speed. |
| Display Result | The final speed result is shown directly on the wearable device. |