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World Health Organization (WHO): Fact Sheets Obesity and Overweight (June 2021). With the use of this module, it is intended to promote physical exercise in an unconventionally and strikingly way. Once a specific number of exercise repetitions has been properly executed (at least 20 in 120 s), the interface shows the counter result, and the system delivers a water bottle as an incentive. By using the Skeletal Tracking of Microsoft Kinect sensor, this prototype identifies the person located in front of the module, recognizes and validates the appropriate execution of predefined physical exercises (squats or lunges), and counts the number of times that the user performs the exercise in a base of time. The system has a sensor responsible for image and video acquisition (Kinect), a user interface, a dispenser mechanism, and a microprocessor system. This work presents the development and results of a prototype to motivate physical exercise in adults through image and video digital processing.
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