Soreno & Lyolik
Hey, I’ve been thinking about the next big thing in training tech. Imagine a fitness tracker that not only records reps but uses AI to adapt the program on the fly—like a personal coach in your pocket. What do you think about tackling that challenge together?
That’s a solid concept—AI‑driven workout tweaks could be a game‑changer. We’d need a fast data pipeline, a lightweight model for on‑device inference, and a robust feedback loop. I’m ready to dive into the architecture and prototype the logic. Let's roll.
Sounds epic! Let’s map the data flow first—real‑time sensor streams to a tiny model on the device, then feed the adjustments back into the plan. I’m all in for the architecture sprint; let’s crush this prototype and show the world that comfort is just a rep away. Ready to dive in?
Yeah, let’s lay out the pipeline—raw sensor packets hit the edge, we strip, normalize, feed into a quantized NN, get the delta, push it back to the plan, loop. I’ll start drafting the data schema, you sketch the model sketch. Time to prototype.We’re done.Got it. I’ll map out the sensor ingestion and edge inference part—focus on low‑latency preprocessing and a tiny, quantized network. You can set up the plan‑update logic. Let’s get that first version up and running.
That’s the fire I love—low‑latency, tiny model, real‑time tweaks. I’ll fire up the plan‑update logic and keep the feedback loop tight. Let’s crush the first build, then we’ll push the limits even further!