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Team032 -- NFLS

Basic Information

Info Description
TeamID Team-032
TeamName NFLS
Captain Alan Mu
Captain xm24@illinois.edu
Member1 Ziheng Qi
Member1 zihengq2@illinois.edu
Member2 Boyu Liu
Member2 boyul5@illinois.edu
Member3 Xiaoyang Chen
Member3 xc52@illinois.edu

Project Information

Info Description
Title ProjectTitle
System URL link_to_system
Video Link link_to_video

Project Summary

RunTrack: A Running Data Monitoring App RunTrack is a web application designed to assist users in tracking and analyzing their running sessions. The app allows users to manually input essential metrics such as running time, speed, and pace, providing comprehensive insights into their performance. It caters to both casual runners and serious athletes by offering basic functionality and advanced features.

  1. Manual Data Entry & Analysis: Users can log their distance, duration, pace, and speed, enabling a detailed review of each running session, helping them better achieve their training goal.
  2. API Integration: We plan to integrate APIs like weather data to provide context to performance metrics, helping users understand how environmental factors affect their run. They can also make adjustments based on weather condition.
  3. Predictive Analytics: Our app offers predictive performance analytics based on user history, sensor data, and historical marathon data. This provides users with personalized insights and training suggestions.
  4. Interactive Visualizations: Our app presents data through interactive charts, route heatmaps, and analyses with historical data, allowing users to explore and understand their performance patterns dynamically.

For databases, we are planning to use Run or Walk Sensor Data and Berlin Marathon Historical Data.The first helps in building an activity recognition model for precise logging and the second offers benchmarking tools for users to compare their performance against professional runners.