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15. To preempt or lessen seizures, overheating and tachycardia (and maybe blood
glucose swings as well) we would like to equip some students with something like
a FitBit or smart watch. |
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16. Virtually all disabled students have an IEP until 21.
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17. We suspect some hypersensitive students might need an ankle (as opposed to a
wrist) device. In any case, we would like to be able to capture telemetry and
route it to displays so one classroom aide can monitor three or four students. |
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18. In order for students and teachers to understand the grades given on
individual movements if the students are in class we have to film everyone. |
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19. Students filming at home have a simpler problem. In both cases, during many
sets a student can easily move 20 feet laterally, so we need camera tracking. |
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20. Some students find a wall of mirrors and large video projections of a
grandmaster overwhelming. For students studying at home loading up a room with
mirrors is probably out of the question. We have found mirrors sometimes make
coordinating cameras and lights very difficult, especially when there are
weapons flashing. |
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21. So we would prefer smart glasses where we can project TWO streams: one of
the canonical recording of a grandmaster and the other relayed off a local
camera recording the student. |
