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How do you make push-up detection actually reliable?

I’m building a fitness app and push-up detection is giving me trouble. I can track body landmarks and angles, but real people move differently, camera angles change, and simple rules break pretty fast. For a mobile app, would you keep using angle-based rules or train a small model on pose data? Any…

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  1. 2026-10-02 19:32 · r/computervision
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