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Pushup Counter - Arduino Project Hub

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  • Step 1: Setup Arduino and Pyro Sensor Step 1: Setup Arduino and Pyro SensorTo do this project we will use Arduino Uno, Wifi Shield and Grove shield so we can add additional sensors.Components requirementNext we can print out the case from thingsverse.Thingsverse Arduino with Breadboard caseThrough 3D printing, we'd have a basic buildup to connect with.After all is done we should have something like this.Connect all the pieces and we should have followingThe pin assignment is from right to left, with pin 1 being power, pin 5 being GND and pin4 is Vout.With that's all done, we can start moving onto next step.
  • Step 2: Test out the sensor Step 2: Test out the sensorWe can first try with the code that was given to us by the official site from int Pyro = A1;unsigned long PyroRead = 0;unsigned long IR_threshold = 198000;// Note: SS-430 has two pulses of 200msec per detection.// IR_threshold is in microsec (usec), therefore 198msec thresholdint LED = 7;int Detected = LOW;int IR_sensed = 0;void setup() {pinMode (7, OUTPUT); //LED Connected to Pin 7pinMode (A1,INPUT); // IR Sensor connected to A1}void loop() {while ((IR_sensed < 2)){ //Break after 2 good triggers PyroRead = pulseIn(A1, HIGH); //Measure trigger point if(PyroRead > IR_threshold){ //Make sure trigger is over 198msec)IR_sensed++; //Mark as a good trigger}}if (Detected == HIGH){ // Turn LED OFF if it was previous ONDetected = LOW;digitalWrite(7, LOW);}else {Detected = HIGH; // Turn LED ON if it was previous OFFdigitalWrite(7, HIGH);}PyroRead = 0; // Reset readingsIR_sensed = 0;delay(1000); // Accept triggers after a secondBut as you can see, this really does not work. This is due to the sensitivity of the raw sensor. At this point you should at least able to know that sensor is connected and working correctly.Kemet sensor connected to ArduinoSchema at this point would be
  • Step 3: Kemet SS-430 Lens Step 3: Kemet SS-430 LensAs we've seen from previous step that the sensor is jumping all over the place due to it's sensitivity, additional lenses are needed for us to make the sensor actually work.Kemet SS-430 LensFor our test, we put a piece of acrylic covering the sensor itself and running with the same code, we would receive a much more accurate reading.Acrylic on top of the sensorWhile browsing through the discussion board, has made a on TinkerCad, we can add that to this project. This is able to block all the other angles so we can focus on one single angle.
  • Step 4: Data storage Step 4: Data storageNow that sensor is running and we can track our push ups, we need to store our progress for our pushups, one of the easiest way is . For this article we will go through using firebase through simple ways. Go through create a project like normal CP then create a database with test enviroment.FirebaseNext start a collection of pushupsWe can then add our schema, which includes pushup count and timestamp.When all is done, we will have our normal database setup.You would also need a service account key being generated through firebase. Please do not upload this key to the repo, as it is a secure key.Once it's connected, we can create a local relay on our server to make firebase transfer.const http = require('http');const url = require('url');const querystring = require('querystring');// Import Admin SDKvar admin = require("firebase-admin");var serviceAccount = require("path/to/serviceAccountKey.json");admin.initializeApp({credential: admin.credential.cert(serviceAccount),databaseURL: "https://databaseName.firebaseio.com"});// Get a database reference to our blogvar db = admin.database();var ref = db.ref("pushup");ref.once("value", function(snapshot) {console.log(snapshot.val());});const hostname = '192.168.1.12';const port = 3000;const server = http.createServer((req, res) => {const queryObject = url.parse(req.url,true).query;var dt = new Date();var utcDate = dt.toUTCString();if(queryObject != null && queryObject.pushup != null){console.log(queryObject.pushup);var newPostRef = ref.push().set({count: queryObject.pushup,time: utcDate});var postId = newPostRef.key;console.log(postId);console.log(utcDate);}//console.log(querystring.parse(queryObject));res.statusCode = 200;res.setHeader('Content-Type', 'text/plain');res.end('Hello World');});server.listen(port, hostname, () => {console.log(`Server running at http://${hostname}:${port}/`);});Simply runnode app.jsand we can use this local to relay the firebase.
  • Step 5: Arduino intergration Step 5: Arduino intergrationNow that we can count our pushups, we can store our pushups, this is time for everything to come together. First, we will need to utilize the Arduino wifi shield to connect to the internet.#include <WiFi.h>char ssid[] = "yourNetwork"; // your network SSID (name)char pass[] = "12345678"; // your network passwordint status = WL_IDLE_STATUS; // the Wifi radio's statusvoid setup() { // initialize serial: Serial.begin(9600); // attempt to connect using WPA2 encryption: Serial.println("Attempting to connect to WPA network..."); status = WiFi.begin(ssid, pass); // if you're not connected, stop here: if ( status != WL_CONNECTED) { Serial.println("Couldn't get a wifi connection"); while(true); } // if you are connected, print out info about the connection: else { Serial.println("Connected to network"); }}void loop() { // do nothing}We are now also adding a green LED, Buzzer, and a button. In setup we need to have all of these. Once Wifi is connected, we can blink the green LED 3 times.void setup() {// declare the ledPin as an OUTPUT:Serial.begin(115200);pinMode(ledPin, OUTPUT);pinMode(greenledPin, OUTPUT);pinMode(buzzerPin, OUTPUT);pinMode (sensorPin, INPUT); // IR Sensor connected to A1pinMode (buttonPin, INPUT); // Button Pin// attempt to connect using WPA2 encryption:Serial.println("Attempting to connect to WPA network...");status = WiFi.begin(ssid, pass);// if you're not connected, stop here:if ( status != WL_CONNECTED) {Serial.println("Couldn't get a wifi connection");while(true);}// if you are connected, print out info about the connection:else {Serial.println("Connected to network");//connected to network, blink it 3 timesdigitalWrite(greenledPin, HIGH);delay(500);digitalWrite(greenledPin, LOW);delay(500);digitalWrite(greenledPin, HIGH);delay(500);digitalWrite(greenledPin, LOW);delay(500);digitalWrite(greenledPin, HIGH);delay(500);digitalWrite(greenledPin, LOW);}}Next part is buzzer, everytime you complete a pushup, a buzzer will beep once to remind you you have finished a pushup. A pushup counter will also be used for sending in the info.if (Detected == HIGH) { // Turn LED OFF if it was previous ONDetected = LOW;digitalWrite(ledPin, LOW);digitalWrite(buzzerPin, HIGH);delay(200);digitalWrite(buzzerPin, LOW);pushupCount += 1;}else {Detected = HIGH; // Turn LED ON if it was previous OFFdigitalWrite(ledPin, HIGH);}The button is used for uploading the information to the local server and sending it to firebase. We'd also be clearing up pushupCount flag since we are sending that information to the server.while ((IR_sensed < 2)) { //Break after 2 good triggersPyroRead = pulseIn(sensorPin, HIGH); //Measure trigger pointSerial.println(PyroRead); // stop the autonomous robotif (PyroRead > IR_threshold) { //Make sure trigger is over 198msec)IR_sensed++; //Mark as a good trigger}buttonState = digitalRead(buttonPin);if (buttonState == HIGH) {// turn LED on:digitalWrite(greenledPin, HIGH);String tmp;tmp = String(pushupCount);Serial.println("\nStarting connection to server...");// if you get a connection, report back via serial:if (client.connect(server, 3000)) {Serial.println("connected to server");// Make a HTTP request:client.println("GET /?pushup=" + tmp + " HTTP/1.1");client.println("Host: 192.168.1.12");client.println("Connection: close");client.println();}digitalWrite(greenledPin, LOW);pushupCount = 0;}}When all the sensors are attached it should look something like following.Prototype board attached.
  • Step 6: Demo Step 6: DemoNow that we have everything done finished, we can proceed to demo.Pushup Counter DemoCodeArduino UNO codeArduinoArduino UNO code for the pushup counter.#include <WiFi.h>

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Push-Up Counter : 5 Steps - Instructables

12 hours ago We'll make heavy use of some Grove sensors here. If you haven't explored Grove equipment yet, I would highly suggest you do so. Grove sensors enable you to quickly prototype projects without having to build overly complicated circuits. A great way t… So, I previously stated that Grove sensors made it super easy to plug and play with a bunch of different sensors and now it is time for me to prove it!The LinkIT ONE has the exact same pin layout as an Arduino. This will allow us to simply plug the … Now that we have our Grove Shield installed, let's get some of the sensors connected so we can started reading data!First, let's take care of our RGB LCD. We will use this to display how many push-ups we have made in a row. Make sure to connect this… Time for Coding Fun! The code for this project may seem complex, but the logic is really pretty simple. I've commented it heavily to help you understand it more, but lets's do a breakdown just to make sure we understand the logic:- Every time the IR… TA DA! You now have your own personal trainer! OK, it's not as great as an actual personal trainer, but you've created a fun little device that can at least give you an accurate reading for push-ups! Start making some friendly wagers with your frien…

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Pushup Counter - Hackster.io

10 hours ago Pushup Counter. Using Kemet SS-430 to count push up. Beginner Full instructions provided 10 hours 9,713. Runner Ups. ... we are building a prototype of push up counter using kemet pyroelectric sensor and Arduino. How to do a push up Pushup. Step 1: Setup Arduino and Pyro Sensor. ... {console.log (snapshot.val());}); ...

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Push Ups Counter - Apps on Google Play

12 hours ago Push Ups is an app that helps you count your push ups and records them in a training log where you can later review your progress day by day. To start your workout press the 'Start' button. Push ups are recorded by the number of times your nose (or chin) touches the screen or if your device has 'proximity sensor' the number of times your head ...
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‎Push-Up-Counter on the App Store - Apple Inc.

11 hours ago Sep 04, 2012 . ‎Read reviews, compare customer ratings, see screenshots, and learn more about Push-Up-Counter. Download Push-Up-Counter and enjoy it on your iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch. ‎This is simple Push Up Counter! ... This is simple Push Up Counter! Just place your iPhone on floor. Your push-up-count will be counted by this application. Keep you ...
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Pushup Counter, helps with stay-at-home training

12 hours ago It counts every push up you do, (every second that you come into 10 centimeter of the ultrasonic sensor). It displays your pushup count on an LCD, makes a sound every ten pushups and shows how far you are from doing a push up with an RGB-led. If the ultrasonic sensor detects something that is further away than 20 cm, the RGB is red, if it is ...

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Push Up Counter - Proximity counter for push ups and 30

9 hours ago Jun 20, 2014 . Count push ups without even touching the screen!!Push Up Counter uses proximity sensors on your device to enable counting of pushups and other excercises without any touches required!- "Fantastic ...

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Push up counter - YouTube

1 hours ago New Work Out will be up soon

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Malaysia Accounting Software - Auto Count Sdn Bhd

6 hours ago AutoCount Cloud Payroll. One of the most affordable cloud-based Payroll with HR elements in the market, including modules of Payroll, e-Leave, e-Claim, Employees Portal and Mobile App. Fully compliant with regulatory requirements of LHDN, PCB, EPF, SOCSO, EIS and HRDF. Suitable for companies with any size of employees.

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Online Click Counter Clicker - Click to Increase - Score Count

11 hours ago This online click counter will let you count up or down with a click of a button. Hover your mouse over the bottom right corner of the clicker to reveal the small buttons. More » 10: 00: 00. Start 20 25 60 90 2 5 10. Click to increase or Space. 0. 0 =0-1 +1 +5 +10. 0. 0
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Simple Pushup Counter - Apps on Google Play

8 hours ago Jun 24, 2019 . A simple pushup counter with a log. Do your daily pushups and keep track of them. Tick the screen to count.

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Get PushUp Counter - Microsoft Store

2 hours ago Download this app from Microsoft Store for Windows 10 Mobile, Windows Phone 8.1, Windows Phone 8. See screenshots, read the latest customer …
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Push Up Test Calculator Push Up Test

10 hours ago The Push Up Test Calculator determines your Muscular Strength by using the statistics of the amount of Push Ups you can do in 60 seconds. The Push Up Test Calculator works as follows: Kneel down on your knees and prepare to do push ups. Place your hands in-front of you, at the same level as your shoulders. Prepare a stopwatch (Your mobile for ...
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Amazon.com: Push Ups Counter: Alexa Skills

7 hours ago Description. The purpose of this skill is to let Alexa help you count your push ups and you can focus on your training. The counting speed is in a proper rhythm. Cheer up will happen right after the mid-point. No prerequisite is needed and is suitable for all ages.
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How to perfect your push-ups with Apple Watch and iPhone

3 hours ago If you want to log your push-ups automatically, there’s an app for that. 22 Push-ups is a free app that cleverly uses the camera in your iPhone to …

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How To Do a Counter Push Up- Exercise for Beginners - YouTube

6 hours ago If Wall Push Ups are too easy for you, try these: Counter Push Ups! These are an important part of your "Reduce the Pear Shape" workout.~~~~http://www.ntbli...

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Perfect Pushup Counter Makes Workouts More Effective

11 hours ago I also learned that an automatic push-up counter like this Perfect Push-Up Counter is a great addition to any workout routine. Even if you don't have a shady, unreliable partner, it's still pretty easy to lose count of your reps.

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Count Up - HomeTraining Auto Counter สำหรับแอนดร

4 hours ago คำอธิบายของ Count Up - HomeTraining Auto Counter (Push up) We thought we needed an automatic count service for home training, so we released it. The count principle used sensors on mobile phones. If you need any services, please feel free to write a review. Currently, it provides push-up count services. In the future ...
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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What is dbtek pushup counter?

    With DBTek PushUp Counter you can monitor your workouts, get statistics about them and enjoy! You can also have the history of all workouts done.

  • What is the push up test calculator?

    With our Push Up Test Calculator you can measure your Fitness Level by comparing your Push Up Test results with others of your age and gender. You can even use the Push Up Test Calculator to measure your progress and fitness improvement over time! How does the Push Up Test Calculator work?

  • How can I monitor my pushup workouts?

    Take your pushup workout to the next level! With DBTek PushUp Counter you can monitor your workouts, get statistics about them and enjoy! You can also have the history of all workouts done.

  • What is the use of pushup counter in Firebase?

    A pushup counter will also be used for sending in the info. The button is used for uploading the information to the local server and sending it to firebase. We'd also be clearing up pushupCount flag since we are sending that information to the server. Serial.println (" Starting connection to server...");

  • What is a push button counter on Arduino?

    Arduino Push Button Counter Code LCD Circuit and working A counter is a device that counts the number of times when a particular event occurs. Here we count the number of times the push switch has been pressed.

  • How do you use a push switch on Arduino?

    In the circuit, the push switch is connected to a digital pin of the Arduino; here at pin 9. When the push switch has pressed the LED ON for half a seconds and then OFF, it is provided just for an indication that the switch press has been detected or the value has been incremented by one.

  • Can We track push ups with Kemet Pyroelectric sensor and Arduino?

    While we can track cycling with Pelaton, running/walking with fitbit, some of the basic exercise such as push ups are still relatively hard to track. In this article, we are building a prototype of push up counter using kemet pyroelectric sensor and Arduino.

  • What is the use of Push Up button in Firebase?

    Next part is buzzer, everytime you complete a pushup, a buzzer will beep once to remind you you have finished a pushup. A pushup counter will also be used for sending in the info. The button is used for uploading the information to the local server and sending it to firebase.

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