For the dance game I’m making, I want players to be able to use any YouTube video and dance to it. To put it simply, they’ll paste a YouTube link into the game and it’ll analyze it for them and they’ll be able to dance to it, being scored in realtime as they dance along. (take a look at the previous blog posts if you need more context!)
Building More Than Just a YouTube Video Downloader
Realtime Pose Comparison With TensorFlow.js
I’m creating a dance game in the browser that uses TensorFlow.js (also referred to as MoveNet, which is the model used) to analyze a person’s movements and will compare those movements to those of the song that they’re dancing to.
YouTube Videos Don't Mix with TensorFlow.js
I’m creating a dance game in the browser that uses TensorFlow.js to analyze a person’s movements and will compare those movements to those of the song that they’re dancing to.
It's (not yet) Dance Time
I’ve had this idea for about a year or so now: a game similar to Just Dance but with a more open song ecosystem, different scoring mechanisms, and live multiplayer (with funky avatars).