Chunwen Zheng¹ and Jonathan Thamrun², ¹USA, ² California State Polytechnic University, USA

Rhythmiq is a mobile app that seeks to make dance learning available for all in a less expensive, interactive, and social manner [1]. It addresses the problem of expensiveness, non-interactivity, and inaccessibility of dance learning apps, especially for beginners and low-income groups. Rhythmiq combines AI-powered choreography, music sync, and an inapp posting feature to provide a comprehensive and user-friendly dance experience [2]. The application makes use of technologies such as Flutter for development, Firebase for real-time data and authentication, and pose estimation for enabling precise movement feedback. The notable systems include the Authentication System, Choreography Generation System, and Community Posting System. While developing, we addressed design issues by considering user flow, accessibility, and responsive UI. To evaluate the app, we employed a 10-item user survey involving five participants that yielded a high mean score of 4.2/5, where top recommendation was the feature rating. Rhythmiq provides everyone with the ability to dance socially and freely with confidence, and it is therefore an asset to creative expression and physical well-being.

Dance Learning, AI-Powered Choreography, Mobile Application, Pose Estimation.