Diet safety
Enter a medicine and a food or drink. The component returns a risk score, the rule that triggered it, any allergen match from your profile, and safer alternatives.
See the methodFITSHIELD checks what you eat and take against your medication and allergies, watches your exercise form through the camera, and adjusts your routine to how consistently you actually train.
Meal and supplement bio-screened against active medications
People who train and take supplements make four separate decisions: what to eat, what to take, how to move, and what routine to follow. Most tools help with only one. FITSHIELD joins them in a single platform, with the habit engine learning from the other three.
components working together in harmony
training profiles used for supplement prediction
supplement products matched by price & safety
supplement–drug interaction rules verified
The diet, supplement and posture components each send their results to the Adaptive Habit Evolution Engine. The engine turns them into an individualized plan.
Enter a medicine and a food or drink. The component returns a risk score, the rule that triggered it, any allergen match from your profile, and safer alternatives.
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A Random Forest model predicts how effective each goal-relevant supplement will be for your profile. Safety rules then screen out interactions, allergens and diet conflicts, and the best products within your budget are matched.
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The phone camera finds your joints, measures angles such as knee and elbow, classifies the movement as correct or incorrect, and gives short spoken-style cues while you exercise.
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The engine measures how many assigned habits you complete, classifies your stage, and adapts the plan. Low adherence lowers difficulty. High adherence raises it. Repeated failure replaces the habit.
See the methodLiterature survey, research gap, problem, objectives, methodology and technologies.
Every assessment with its scheduled date and marks.
Project charter, proposal, checklists and final reports.
Presentations from each evaluation stage of the project.
Research group members, contributions and academic supervisors.
Inquiries, team email and an interactive message template.