RFID Fitness Tracking System

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RFID Fitness Tracking System

• Dan Shefchik, Scott Bugenhagen, Josh Leeder, Pam
  Duda, Nicole Gregor

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Introduction

• RFID technology
• Tags emit waves that are received by an interface
• Database analyzes and organizes the information
  received
• Medical research used to analyze the users
  health

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Program

• Calculation of calorie expenditure
• Intuitive interface
• Average and maximum heart rate for the whole
  exercise period
• Listing of target zones for heart rate
• Lap times with heart rate (in graph and tabular
  form)
• Maximum and average heart rate for each lap
• Shows the time spent in, above and below each
  target training zone
• Shows the recovery time (time for heart rate to
  return to resting heart rate from an elevated
  level)

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Watch

• Compact design
• Intuitive interface
• Lightweight
• Water-resistance.
• Batteries common enough that they can easily be
  replaced
• Ability to scroll through functions like a cell
  phone

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Watch

• Option to use different types of watch bands
• (one article showed that Velcro watch bands may
  be preferable to plastic)
• Including on the display the time of day
• Ability to program the watch to have certain
  heart rate limits
• watch will beep upon violation of the programmed
  limits
• Inclusion of a type of charger for the watch so
  that batteries can be replaced less frequently

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House of Quality

• QFD House of Quality
• Graphical representation of relationship between
  users wants and how the supplier can provide
  those wants

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Questions?