Abstract: The present invention provides a method, a system, and a computer storage medium to provide a guided augmented-reality physical exercise in a virtual platform comprising of initiating the exercise to provide a live stream of the user's body image and poses on the user interface; selecting an exercise wherein a reference skeleton image is animated on the user interface showing target poses for the user to mimic; capturing and tracking the user poses to provide captured body frame data; analyzing such data using a pose detection model to provide analyzed body motion frame data for the creation of a superposed skeleton image that dynamically tracks and moves with the user body poses on the user live stream; determining whether the body poses match the target poses using a pose matching algorithm; and indicating whether such match existed by changing appearance of one or more portions of the superposed skeleton image.

Abstract: The present invention provides a method, a system, and a computer storage medium to provide a guided augmented-reality physical exercise in a virtual platform comprising of initiating the exercise to provide a live stream of the user's body image and poses on the user interface; selecting an exercise wherein a reference skeleton image is animated on the user interface showing target poses for the user to mimic; capturing and tracking the user poses to provide captured body frame data; analyzing such data using a pose detection model to provide analyzed body motion frame data for the creation of a superposed skeleton image that dynamically tracks and moves with the user body poses on the user live stream; determining whether the body poses match the target poses using a pose matching algorithm; and indicating whether such match existed by changing appearance of one or more portions of the superposed skeleton image.

Abstract: A system of ISA bus cards compatible with plug and play protocol stores common resource data in a plurality of programmable read only memories which are each installed on the individual bus cards. A random access memory is also provided on each one of the bus cards. In order to comply with the plug and play protocol, each of the random access memories is programmed independently from the read only memories with a unique identification that identifies the individual bus card. The separation of the storage location of the unique identification from the resource data common to all of the bus cards allows for mass production and programming of the read only memories, while still providing the unique identification for each bus card that is required by the plug and play protocol.