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    POSTUREEASE: A Web Based Application for Monitoring the Sitting Posture in Computer Based Working Environment
    (SLIIT City UNI, 2025-07-08) Thennakoon, T.M.C.L; Worthington, A.E
    In today’s digital era, prolonged computer usage is commonplace, particularly in professional environments. However, extended periods of improper sitting posture can result in musculoskeletal disorders, fatigue, and chronic health complications. Addressing this concern, this research presents PostureEase, a web-based posture analysis application designed to promote ergonomic awareness and encourage healthy sitting habits. The system leverages computer vision and machine learning technologies to monitor posture in real time using webcam input. Developed with a React-based frontend and a Python-Flask backend, PostureEase processes live video streams through OpenCV and MediaPipe to detect poor posture based on facial and shoulder landmarks. Upon detecting improper alignment, the system provides immediate alerts to the user. Key features include posture history tracking, automated report generation, and exercise and ergonomic recommendations. Evaluation of the system demonstrated reliable performance under typical working conditions, with responsive detection and user-friendly interaction. This research contributes to the domain of health technology by offering a practical and preventive tool for posture correction. Future enhancements may include mobile integration and personalized analytics to further improve user experience and effectiveness. With a modular architecture and high usability, PostureEase achieved an accuracy of 92% in posture classification under normal lighting and device conditions. The system was evaluated through both user testing and technical validation, highlighting its potential for scalable deployment in ergonomic health monitoring.

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