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Small changes in skiing can be hard to feel while you are moving. A late edge change, an uneven left turn, a drifting upper body, or skis that are almost parallel but not quite can pass by in a few seconds. Ski Analyzer Pro is built for that exact gap between what happened on the slope and what the skier thinks happened. The basic workflow is simple. Record a short skiing video on a smartphone, upload it, and let Ski Analyzer Pro analyse the movement. The system uses computer

Some songs feel impossible to take apart because they were never meant to be taken apart. A Beach Boys harmony stack can arrive like sunlight through stained glass. A Beatles rhythm section can hide tiny guitar, piano, tambourine, and bass details in the same bright corner of the mix. That is exactly what made building Music-Splitter-Pro and Vocal-Splitter-Pro so addictive. These projects grew out of a simple music fan’s question: what would it feel like to step inside a favo

The moment I started my AI class in the fall of 2024, I witnessed a dramatic shift in the capabilities of artificial intelligence models(the transfer model in Machine Learning to the generative AI model). This shift sparked a deep interest in applying AI to areas I am passionate about, especially skiing. The idea of creating a Ski Analyzer Model emerged from this intersection of technology and sport. In this post, I want to share the background of why I became fascinated with