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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

This video is a supplemental guide to show the progress of several stages in the analysis visually. The analysis model is one of core parts in Ski Analyzer Pro and you will understand the progress stages thru this video.