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This research work is to create a application as web service to make it available on web for web service discovery. The most significant yoga stance is well-known on a global scale and supports the health advantages advocated by the ancient sages. OpenPose estimates that computer vision technology can help yoga practitioners achieve the greatest form and alignment. The integration of the OpenCV, Python, and MediaPipe frameworks is the main emphasis of this research project in order to develop an OpenPose estimation system for yoga poses. A camera is used to capture the yoga practitioner's motions, and a deep learning model is used to predict the important body parts. The algorithm then looks at these essential aspects to determine if the practitioner is doing the pose correctly or whether any adjustments are needed. The device gives the practitioner immediate feedback, allowing them to modify their alignment and posture as necessary. The OpenPose estimate system can help with the practice of yoga by offering detailed visualizations of the essential body parts throughout each posture in addition to providing real-time feedback Practitioners may more clearly understand the right form and alignment and make the required adjustments by utilizing this visualization. Additionally, the OpenPose estimation system enables the tracking of development over time. Practitioners who want to practice alone at home or may not have access to an instructor can also benefit from it. This paper offers a MediaPipe, OpenCV, and Python-based OpenPose estimation system for yoga positions. For optimal form and alignment, the tool may offer real-time feedback and visual representations of key body parts throughout each position. It is useful tool for yoga teachers and students, enhancing yoga's safety and efficacy while supporting the practice.
Milind Gayakwad (Thu,) studied this question.