I built an AI ergonomics prototype in my room — looking for feedback on my first public demo

I’m a computer science student building a product called ErgoVigilance.

The original question was simple:

Can an ordinary camera make posture-related ergonomic risk easier to observe?

I didn’t have access to a factory floor while developing it, so my room became the test environment — and I became the test subject.

What started as basic pose tracking gradually grew into a workflow around posture analysis, risk information, alerts, timelines, session replay and reports.

I’ve just published my first proper public video showing what I’ve built:

https://lnkd.in/p/g5T6fuSx

I want to be transparent about where it stands.

It’s still a prototype, it hasn’t yet been validated in a real factory environment, and it’s intended as a screening aid rather than a medical device.

I’m now trying to understand what I should prove next.

If you watch the short demo, I’d really appreciate feedback on three things:

1. Is the problem clear?

2. Does the product make sense?

3. What would you validate next?

Critical feedback is welcome.