Exploring two generations of patented systems that capture movement, compare performance and create personalized visual and spoken instruction.
Explore the inventionsMYCOACHBUDDY presents the inventions of Richard (Rick) Baker, developed around a central idea: computers can do more than display generic information. They can analyze a person's actions against reference information and produce individualized audio-visual guidance.
The concepts span remote instruction, visual comparisons, movement analysis and sensor-supported coaching. Contemporary AI offers possible avenues for further development; those opportunities are distinct from the original patent claims.
Describes capturing visual information about a person's movement, transmitting and comparing it with stored preferred movement information, and generating adjusted visual images with accompanying dialogue to support instruction.
The described system also includes approaches to analyzing locations, proposed developments and target characteristics.
Read the patentDescribes a sensor-based apparatus using movement information from devices such as gyroscopes, accelerometers and magnetometers. Captured movement and biomechanical data can be compared with preferred reference data to create individualized visual presentations and spoken instructional comments.
Wearable and object-mounted sensors extend the ways movement can be measured and represented.
Read the patentVisual comparisons and sensor-assisted feedback for technique and performance.
Individualized demonstrations and explanations based on observed activity.
Potential clinician-guided movement feedback, subject to appropriate validation.
Comparing observed actions or objects against preferred reference information.
Analyzing locations or proposed developments against reference data.
Exploring how modern analysis and generation tools might support more adaptive instruction.
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