Abstract: Systems and methods include an exercise device receiving a sequence of camera images of a user performing an exercise, identifying a plurality of anatomical points of the user based at least in part on the sequence of camera images, determining a user performance level based, at least in part, on an analysis of the plurality of anatomical points; and providing corrective feedback to the user when the user performance level fails to satisfy performance criteria for the exercise. A workout device includes a display device for displaying exercise content and a housing with a recessed portion and a camera arm configured to be inserted in the recessed portion of the housing in a first position and partially inserted in the recessed portion of the housing in a second position.

Abstract: Various systems and methods that enhance an exercise or other physical activity performed by a user are described. In some embodiments, a classification system communicates with a media hub to receive images and perform various methods for classifying or detecting poses, exercises, and/or movements performed by a user during an activity. In some embodiments, the systems and methods include a movements database (dB) that stores information as entries relating individual movements to data associated with the individual movements. Various systems, including class generation systems and body focus/activity systems, can utilize the movements database when presenting class content to users and/or presenting exercise information (e.g., muscle groups worked or targeted) to the users.

Abstract: Various systems and methods that enhance an exercise or other physical activity performed by a user are described. In some embodiments, a classification system communicates with a media hub to receive images and perform various methods for classifying or detecting poses, exercises, and/or movements performed by a user during an activity. In some embodiments, the systems and methods include a movements database (dB) that stores information as entries relating individual movements to data associated with the individual movements. Various systems, including class generation systems and body focus/activity systems, can utilize the movements database when presenting class content to users and/or presenting exercise information (e.g., muscle groups worked or targeted) to the users.