JP2018201905A - Information processing device and program - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide users with information to support exercise.SOLUTION: Exercise strength is set, and then exercise information for achieving the exercise strength by a user is provided. The exercise information is related to a pacemaker for comparison with the user's exercise and is a comparison result between the exercise of the user and the exercise of the pacemaker having virtual exercise ability defined on the basis of the exercise strength. The comparison result displays an image associated with the pacemaker and an image associated with the user, and the display position relationship between the image associated with the pacemaker and the image associated with the user is changed and displayed.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

  The present invention relates to an information processing apparatus and a program.

  As a technique for providing information related to exercise to the user, Patent Document 1 discloses that the exercise time and exercise intensity to be performed by the user are corrected based on the content of the user's meal, and the corrected exercise intensity and the corrected exercise intensity. An apparatus for presenting an exercise type and an exercise time according to the above is disclosed.

JP-A-2015-181708

  An object of the present invention is to provide a user with information that supports exercise.

  The invention according to claim 1 is an information processing apparatus having setting means for setting exercise intensity and providing means for providing exercise information for a user to achieve the exercise intensity.

  The invention according to claim 2 is the information processing apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the exercise information includes information on a pacemaker for comparison with the exercise of the user.

  The invention according to claim 3 provides the comparison result between the exercise of the pacemaker having the virtual exercise ability determined based on the exercise intensity and the exercise of the user as the exercise information. The information processing apparatus according to claim 2.

  The invention according to claim 4 is characterized in that the providing means controls display of an image associated with the pacemaker and an image associated with the user as provision of the comparison result. Information processing apparatus.

  According to a fifth aspect of the present invention, the virtual athletic ability is a virtual moving speed, and the providing means provides an image associated with the pacemaker and the user according to the virtual moving speed and the moving speed of the user. The information processing apparatus according to claim 4, wherein the display positional relationship with the associated image is changed.

  According to a sixth aspect of the present invention, the providing means further controls display of a comparison result between the virtual movement distance of the pacemaker calculated based on the virtual movement speed and the movement distance of the user. The information processing apparatus according to claim 5.

  The invention according to claim 7 is characterized in that the setting means sets the exercise intensity according to a comparison result between the exercise of the user and the virtual exercise of the pacemaker. An information processing apparatus according to any one of the above.

  The invention according to claim 8 is characterized in that the setting means sets the higher exercise intensity when the exercise result of the user is superior to the virtual exercise result of the pacemaker. It is an information processing apparatus as described in.

  The invention according to claim 9 further includes a granting unit that gives points to the user according to a comparison result between the exercise of the user and the virtual exercise of the pacemaker. 8. The information processing apparatus according to any one of 8.

  According to a tenth aspect of the present invention, in the information processing apparatus according to any one of the first to ninth aspects, the exercise information includes information related to a content of the exercise determined based on the exercise intensity. It is.

  According to an eleventh aspect of the present invention, the exercise information includes information on the content of exercise determined based on the exercise intensity and the target heart rate of the user. An information processing apparatus according to any one of the above.

  The invention according to claim 12 is the information processing apparatus according to claim 11, wherein the target heart rate is calculated based on physical information of the user.

  The invention according to claim 13 is the information processing apparatus according to any one of claims 10 to 12, wherein the exercise information includes information related to a combination of a plurality of exercise contents.

  The invention according to claim 14 is the information processing apparatus according to claim 13, wherein the exercise information includes information regarding an order in which the user should execute each exercise.

  The invention according to claim 15 is the information processing apparatus according to claim 14, wherein the order is changed according to physical information of the user.

  The invention according to claim 16 is characterized in that the exercise information includes information related to an exercise time period determined based on at least one of the physical information and meal information of the user. An information processing apparatus according to claim 15.

  The invention according to claim 17 is characterized in that the exercise information includes information related to a target exercise time determined based on calories to be consumed by the user. The information processing apparatus described.

  The invention according to claim 18 is characterized in that the providing means further provides information according to a comparison result between the target exercise time and the actual exercise time of the user. Information processing apparatus.

  The invention according to claim 19 is the information processing apparatus according to claim 17 or 18, wherein the calories to be consumed by the user are calories related to a meal consumed by the user.

  The invention according to claim 20 is the information processing apparatus according to claim 18, wherein the calories to be consumed by the user are changed according to the physical information of the user.

  The invention according to claim 21 is characterized in that the providing means provides information according to a comparison result between the target exercise time and the accumulated actual exercise time of the user. Item 21. The information processing device according to any one of Items 20.

  The invention according to claim 22 is characterized in that the exercise information includes information for guiding an exercise path to be exercised by the user in order to achieve the exercise intensity. An information processing apparatus according to claim 1.

  The invention according to claim 23 is the information processing apparatus according to claim 22, wherein the movement path is determined based on a current position of the user.

  The invention according to claim 24 is the information processing apparatus according to claim 22, wherein the movement path is determined based on a current position and an exercise time of the user.

  25. The information processing apparatus according to claim 22, wherein the exercise path is a path including a target point for achieving the exercise intensity. It is.

  The invention according to claim 26 is the information processing apparatus according to any one of claims 22 to 25, wherein the movement path is changed based on physical information of the user.

  27. The invention according to claim 27, wherein the providing means provides an image imitating the topography of the movement path as information for guiding the movement path. It is an information processing apparatus as described in.

  The invention according to claim 28 is the information processing apparatus according to any one of claims 1 to 27, wherein an instrument used for exercise is controlled based on the exercise intensity.

  The invention described in claim 29 is a program that causes a computer to function as setting means for setting exercise intensity and providing means for providing exercise information for a user to achieve the exercise intensity.

  According to the invention described in claims 1, 10, 11, 13, 14, 15, 18, 21, and 29, it is possible to provide information that supports exercise to the user.

  According to the invention described in claims 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6, the user can exercise while competing with the pacemaker.

  According to the seventh aspect of the present invention, information relating to exercise suitable for the exercise ability of the user can be provided.

  According to invention of Claim 8, the information which assists the exercise | movement with a higher load is provided to a user.

  According to the ninth aspect of the present invention, the pleasure of exercising can be increased.

  According to invention of Claim 12, the information regarding the exercise | movement suitable for a user's body can be provided.

  According to invention of Claim 16, the time slot | zone for implementing an exercise | movement is provided to a user.

  According to the invention of Claims 17, 19, and 20, information relating to the time required to consume calories is provided.

  According to invention of Claim 22, 25, 26, 27, the exercise | movement path | route for implementing exercise | movement is provided to a user.

  According to the twenty-third aspect of the present invention, the user is provided with an exercise path for performing exercise on the basis of the current position of the user.

  According to the twenty-fourth aspect of the present invention, the user is provided with an exercise path for performing exercise within the exercise time while using the current position of the user as a reference.

  According to the invention of claim 28, the instrument is automatically controlled.

It is a block diagram which shows the terminal device which concerns on this embodiment. It is a figure which shows an exercise | movement setting table. It is a flowchart which shows operation | movement of a terminal device. It is a figure which shows a screen. It is a figure which shows a screen. It is a figure which shows a screen. It is a graph which shows a postprandial blood glucose level.

  With reference to FIG. 1, a terminal device as an example of an information processing apparatus according to the present embodiment will be described. FIG. 1 shows a terminal device 10 according to the present embodiment.

  The terminal device 10 is a portable terminal device such as a smartphone, a wearable terminal, or a mobile phone. The terminal device 10 may be a small portable tablet PC (personal computer). The terminal device 10 has a function of providing information related to exercise. In addition, the terminal device 10 may provide information regarding meals. Hereinafter, the configuration of the terminal device 10 will be described in detail.

  The communication unit 12 is a communication interface and has a function of transmitting data to another device and a function of receiving data from another device. The communication unit 12 may be a communication interface having a wireless communication function or a communication interface having a wired communication function. Note that the terminal device 10 may not include the communication unit 12.

  The storage unit 14 is a storage device such as a hard disk or a memory (for example, SSD). The storage unit 14 stores exercise setting information 16, various data, various programs, and the like. In addition, information indicating the address of another device may be stored in the storage unit 14. These pieces of information may be stored in separate storage devices, or may be stored in the same storage device.

  The exercise setting information 16 is information indicating the content of exercise provided to the user, and is information indicating, for example, association between exercise intensity, target heart rate, exercise type, movement speed during exercise, METs, and the like. The exercise intensity is an index representing the degree of intensity of a person's exercise state (motion state), and may be an index corresponding to a person's moving speed, vibration, heart rate, body temperature, sweating amount, and the like. It may be a subjective exercise intensity (an index representing the intensity of exercise from the psychological aspect of a person). The exercise intensity is expressed by, for example, a numerical value (%). METs is a unit of exercise intensity, and is an index representing the intensity of activity according to how much energy is consumed as a comparison when the rest time is set to “1”. The exercise setting information 16 will be described in detail later.

  The UI unit 18 is a user interface unit and includes a display unit and an operation unit. The display unit is a display device such as a liquid crystal display. The operation unit is an input device such as a touch panel or various buttons. A user interface (for example, a touch-type display or a device that displays an electronic keyboard or the like on the display) may be used in which the display unit and the operation unit are changed.

  The user information acquisition unit 20 has a function of acquiring user body information and meal information. The body information and the meal information may be input by the user using the UI unit 18 or may be acquired by a device.

  The physical information includes, for example, information indicating the user's sex, age, exercise habit, stride, weight, heart rate, resting heart rate, body temperature, blood pressure, blood glucose level, blood pressure and blood glucose measurement date and time, and the like. The heart rate, body temperature, blood pressure, and the like may be measured by an activity meter, for example. The terminal device 10 may function as an activity meter, so that the heart rate, body temperature, blood pressure, and the like may be measured, or the heart rate may be measured by a device other than the terminal device 10 (for example, a wearable terminal having an activity meter function). Or body temperature, blood pressure, etc. may be measured. Moreover, the user information acquisition part 20 may acquire the information which shows a user's blood glucose level. For example, a wearable terminal for measuring a blood sugar level may be provided on the body surface of the user, the wearable terminal may measure the blood sugar level, and send information indicating the measurement result to the terminal device 10.

  The meal information includes the contents of meals taken by the user, the intake time (meal time), intake calories, carbohydrate amount, and the like. The user information acquisition part 20 may acquire the information which shows a meal content because a user image | photographs a meal content with a camera. When the terminal device 10 has a camera function, the user may shoot meal contents using the terminal device 10. By analyzing the image obtained by shooting, the content of the meal taken by the user is specified, and the user information acquisition unit 20 acquires information indicating the specified meal content. The image analysis may be performed by the terminal device 10 or may be performed by an external device such as a server. Further, the calorie intake and the amount of carbohydrates (for example, statistical values (values obtained by analyzing actual food data), etc.) may be specified from the meal contents specified by image analysis. Of course, the user may input meal information using the UI unit 18.

  The exercise measuring unit 22 has a function of measuring the user's exercise. The exercise measuring unit 22 measures, for example, the number of steps of the user, the moving speed, the moving distance, the length of the exercise time, and the like. A pedometer may be used as the motion measuring unit 22. The motion measurement unit 22 may be provided in a device (for example, a wearable terminal) other than the terminal device 10 without being provided in the terminal device 10. In this case, the terminal device 10 acquires the measurement result of the exercise from the device. The moving distance may be measured using GPS (Global Positioning System), or may be obtained by multiplying the measured number of steps by a step length.

  The exercise intensity setting unit 24 has a function of setting exercise intensity. The exercise intensity may be specified by the user or may be determined based on the calories that the user should consume. Moreover, the initial value of exercise intensity may be defined. The initial value is 50%, for example. The initial value may be changed by the user. The calories to be consumed by the user are, for example, the total calories of the meal consumed by the user during a predetermined period (for example, for one day), the carbohydrate calories consumed by the user during the period, and the like. The calories obtained by subtracting the calories consumed at rest from the total calories and carbohydrate calories may be used as calories to be consumed by the user. The exercise intensity setting unit 24 may change the exercise intensity according to whether or not the user has achieved the exercise goal.

The target heart rate calculator 26 has a function of calculating the target heart rate based on the exercise intensity. For this calculation, for example, the carbonnen method is used. According to the carbonnen method, the target heart rate is calculated according to the following equation (1).
Target heart rate = (maximum heart rate-resting heart rate) x exercise intensity (%) + resting heart rate (1)
Maximum heart rate = 220-age

Also, by using the heart rate, the exercise intensity corresponding to the heart rate can be calculated. The exercise intensity is calculated according to the following equation (2).
Exercise intensity = (heart rate-resting heart rate) ÷ (maximum heart rate-resting heart rate) x 100
... (2)
Age, resting heart rate, and heart rate are information included in the physical information. The intensity of exercise actually performed may be measured by measuring the heart rate during exercise.

  The exercise time setting unit 28 has a function of setting an exercise time to be performed by the user. The exercise time may be specified by the user or may be determined based on the calories that the user should consume. Moreover, the initial value of exercise time may be defined. The initial value may be changed by the user. Hereinafter, the exercise time set by the exercise time setting unit 28 will be referred to as “target exercise time”.

  The exercise content setting unit 30 has a function of setting the content of exercise to be performed by the user based on the exercise intensity. The exercise content setting unit 30 specifies, for example, the exercise content (exercise type, movement speed, METs, etc.) associated with the exercise intensity in the exercise setting information 16 as the exercise content to be performed by the user. The exercise content setting unit 30 may set the content of exercise based on the exercise intensity and the target heart rate, or may set the content of exercise based on the target heart rate.

  Exercise information indicating the content of the exercise set by the exercise content setting unit 30 is provided to the user. Since the content of the exercise is determined based on the exercise intensity, the exercise information corresponds to information for the user to achieve the exercise intensity.

  Further, the exercise content setting unit 30 may determine a virtual exercise ability based on the exercise content, and set a pacemaker as a virtual competitor having the virtual exercise ability. The pacemaker is realized by, for example, artificial intelligence (AI) and has virtual exercise capability and moves in a virtual space. The virtual exercise ability is, for example, a moving speed included in the exercise content.

  The exercise evaluation unit 32 has a function of evaluating the user's exercise. When a pacemaker is used, the exercise evaluation unit 32 compares the user's exercise measured by the exercise measurement unit 22 with the exercise of the pacemaker in the virtual space, and outputs information indicating the comparison result (evaluation result). The comparison result is provided to the user. For example, when the exercise result of the user is better than the virtual exercise result of the pacemaker, the exercise evaluation unit 32 evaluates that the user has won the pacemaker, and the virtual exercise result of the pacemaker is better than the exercise result of the user. Evaluate that user lost to pacemaker.

  The exercise intensity setting unit 24 may set exercise intensity based on the evaluation result by the exercise evaluation unit 32. For example, when the user wins the pacemaker, the exercise intensity setting unit 24 may set a higher exercise intensity, and when the user loses the pacemaker, the exercise intensity setting unit 24 may maintain or decrease the set exercise intensity.

  The exercise time accumulating unit 34 has a function of calculating the accumulated exercise time by accumulating the actual exercise time of the user. The calories actually consumed may be calculated using the accumulated exercise time, or advice regarding exercise according to the accumulated exercise time may be presented to the user.

  The control unit 36 has a function of controlling the operation of each unit of the terminal device 10. When a pacemaker is used, if the user wins the pacemaker, the control unit 36 may give points to the user. The control unit 36 includes a display control unit 38.

  The display control unit 38 has a function of displaying various types of information on the display unit of the UI unit 18. The display control unit 38 displays, for example, an image associated with the user, an image associated with the pacemaker, information indicating the exercise route, information indicating a comparison result between the user's exercise and the pacemaker exercise, and the like as exercise information on the display unit. Display.

  Hereinafter, an exercise setting table as an example of the exercise setting information 16 will be described in detail with reference to FIG. FIG. 2 shows an example of the exercise setting table.

  In the exercise setting table, for example, the type of exercise, the moving speed during the exercise (m / min, km / h), the METs of the exercise, the activity time (min), and the exercise time for the activity time Calories (consumed calories) predicted to be consumed in such a case, heart rate and speed, target heart rate, and exercise intensity thereof are associated with each other. The higher the exercise intensity, the more intense the human movement. For example, the higher the exercise intensity, the higher the movement speed during the exercise.

  As the value of each item, for example, a statistical value (a value obtained by analyzing actual exercise data) or the like is used. The exercise setting table is created in advance and stored in the storage unit 14. Each numerical value included in the exercise setting table may be updated at a predetermined timing or at an arbitrary timing. For example, when a new statistical value is obtained, the statistical value may be reflected in the exercise setting table.

  By referring to the exercise setting table, specific movement speed, METs, calorie consumption, exercise intensity, etc. corresponding to the type of exercise are specified. Also, by specifying the exercise intensity, the type of exercise necessary to achieve the exercise intensity, the movement speed during the exercise, the METs of the exercise, the calories consumed by the exercise, and the like are specified. Also, by specifying the exercise intensity and the target heart rate, the type of exercise necessary to achieve the exercise intensity and the target heart rate, the movement speed during the exercise, the METs of the exercise, consumed by the exercise Calories etc. are specified. The exercise content setting unit 30 refers to the exercise setting table to specify the exercise content (exercise type, movement speed, etc.) corresponding to the exercise intensity set by the exercise intensity setting unit 24. Further, the exercise content setting unit 30 may specify the exercise content corresponding to the exercise intensity and the target heart rate.

  When the exercise intensity set by the exercise intensity setting unit 24 does not exist in the exercise setting table, the exercise content setting unit 30 searches the exercise setting table for the exercise intensity closest to the set exercise intensity, The exercise content corresponding to the retrieved exercise intensity is specified. The same applies to the case where the calculated target heart rate does not exist in the exercise setting table, and the exercise content setting unit 30 may search for the target heart rate closest to the calculated target heart rate in the exercise setting table. .

  Hereinafter, the operation of the terminal device 10 will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 3 is a flowchart showing the operation of the terminal device 10. Here, the case of competing with a pacemaker will be described.

  First, the exercise intensity setting unit 24 checks the user's exercise stage (S01). The exercise stage corresponds to the exercise level of the user and is associated with the exercise intensity. A plurality of exercise stages are prepared in advance, and information indicating the exercise stages is stored in, for example, the storage unit 14. If the user wins the pacemaker, the exercise stage moves to the next stage, and a higher exercise intensity is set accordingly. When the exercise stage is the initial value (for example, stage “1”), the initial value (for example, 50%) of the exercise intensity is used. Here, the exercise stage is an initial value, and the exercise intensity setting unit 24 uses the initial value of the exercise intensity. Of course, the user may specify exercise intensity. When the exercise intensity is set, the target heart rate calculator 26 calculates the target heart rate in accordance with, for example, the carbonene method. Information necessary for calculating the target heart rate is acquired by the user information acquisition unit 20.

  Next, the exercise content setting unit 30 refers to the exercise setting table shown in FIG. 2, so that the exercise content corresponding to the exercise intensity and the target heart rate set in step S01 (type of exercise, The movement speed, METs, etc.) are specified, and the strength of the pacemaker as an exercise competitor is set based on the exercise content (S02). The exercise content setting unit 30 may specify the exercise content corresponding to the exercise intensity set in step S01 without using the target heart rate, and set the strength of the pacemaker based on the exercise content.

  A specific example will be described with reference to FIG. It is assumed that the exercise intensity is 50% and the target heart rate is 116. The type of motion that meets this condition is “pretty fast (flat)”, and the moving speeds at that time are “107 (m / min)” and “6.4 (km / h)”, and METs are “5.0”. In this case, the exercise content setting unit 30 sets a pacemaker having the moving speed as a virtual moving speed.

  Next, the exercise time setting unit 28 sets an exercise time (target exercise time) to be performed by the user (S03). For example, when the user specifies the target exercise time using the UI unit 18, the exercise time setting unit 28 sets the target exercise time specified by the user. When the target exercise time is set, the exercise content setting unit 30 calculates the target movement distance by multiplying the movement speed (virtual movement speed) included in the exercise content by the target exercise time. The target moving distance corresponds to the distance that the user should achieve in this exercise. That is, when the user moves a distance equal to or longer than the target movement distance within the target exercise time, the exercise intensity is achieved.

  Next, when the user instructs the exercise start (competition start) using the UI unit 18, the competition with the pacemaker starts (S04).

  When the user starts exercise, the exercise measurement unit 22 measures the user's exercise (S05). Specifically, the motion measuring unit 22 measures the moving distance of the user. The exercise measuring unit 22 may measure the moving distance using GPS, or may calculate the moving distance by measuring the number of steps and multiplying the number of steps by the step length. Moreover, the exercise | movement measurement part 22 calculates the virtual movement distance of a pacemaker. Specifically, the exercise measuring unit 22 multiplies the elapsed time (actual exercise time) from the time when the user starts exercise by the virtual movement speed, thereby the distance (virtual movement) that the pacemaker has moved in the virtual space. Distance).

  When the user starts exercising, the display control unit 38 displays an image associated with the user (hereinafter referred to as “user image”) and an image associated with the pacemaker (hereinafter referred to as “pacemaker image”) as a UI unit. 18 is displayed on the display unit 18 (S06). The display control unit 38 may change the relationship between the display position of the user image and the display position of the pacemaker image in accordance with the user's exercise and the pacemaker's virtual exercise. Specifically, the display control unit 38 displays a user image at a display position corresponding to the movement distance of the user, and displays a pacemaker image at a display position corresponding to the virtual movement distance of the pacemaker. Thereby, the display position of the user image changes as the user moves, and the display position of the pacemaker image changes depending on time.

  Next, the exercise evaluation unit 32 determines whether or not the user has made a goal based on the target moving distance and the actual moving distance of the user (S07). The exercise evaluation unit 32 determines that the user has made a goal when the user moves a distance greater than or equal to the target movement distance within the target exercise time, and the user has not moved a distance greater than or equal to the target movement distance within the target exercise time. In this case, it is determined that the user has not reached the goal. If it is determined that the user has scored (S07, Yes), the process proceeds to step S08. If it is determined that the user has not scored (S07, No), this determination is continued.

  When it is determined that the user has scored (S07, Yes), the exercise evaluation unit 32 determines whether or not the user has won the pacemaker (S08). Specifically, the exercise evaluation unit 32 determines that the user has won the pacemaker when the user has made a goal within the target exercise time, that is, when the user has moved a distance greater than or equal to the target movement distance within the target exercise time. If the user does not make a goal within the target exercise time, that is, if the user does not move a distance longer than the target movement distance within the target exercise time, it is determined that the user has lost the pacemaker.

  When it is determined that the user has won the pacemaker (S08, Yes), the exercise time accumulating unit 34 calculates the accumulated exercise time by accumulating the user's actual exercise time (S09). For example, the exercise time accumulating unit 34 calculates the total exercise time within the period as the accumulated exercise time by accumulating the time of the exercise performed within the period specified by the user (for example, during one day).

  Next, the exercise intensity setting unit 24 shifts the exercise stage to the next exercise stage with higher exercise intensity (S10). Information indicating the next exercise stage is stored in the storage unit 14, for example. When the user exercises next, the exercise intensity setting unit 24 sets exercise intensity corresponding to the next exercise stage. Thus, when the user wins the pacemaker, a higher exercise intensity is set.

  Next, the display control unit 38 displays a message regarding exercise (for example, advice regarding exercise) on the display unit of the UI unit 18 (S11). This message will be described later.

  On the other hand, when it is determined that the user has lost the pacemaker (S08, No), the exercise measuring unit 22 calculates the actual moving speed of the user, and the exercise content setting unit 30 determines the METs corresponding to the actual moving speed. Is specified (S12). The exercise content setting unit 30 specifies, for example, METs corresponding to the actual movement speed by referring to the exercise setting table shown in FIG.

  Next, the exercise time accumulating unit 34 calculates the accumulated exercise time by accumulating the actual exercise time of the user (S13). As described above, the accumulated exercise time is, for example, the total exercise time within a predetermined period.

  Since the user lost the pacemaker, the exercise intensity setting unit 24 maintains the current exercise stage (S14). When the user exercises next, the exercise intensity setting unit 24 sets the exercise intensity corresponding to the currently set exercise stage. A message is displayed (S11).

  Similarly, when the user exercises next time, the processing after step S01 is executed. In this case, the exercise intensity corresponding to the result of the previous exercise is set. If the user won the pacemaker last time, the exercise intensity higher than the previous exercise intensity is set as the current exercise intensity. If the user lost the pacemaker last time, the same exercise intensity as the previous exercise is set as the current exercise intensity. Is done. The same processing is performed thereafter.

  Hereinafter, the message displayed in step S11 will be described in detail.

The exercise evaluation unit 32 calculates exercise calories. This exercise calorie is the sum of energy consumed by exercise (calories) and energy consumed during rest (calories). Exercise calories, calories consumed by exercise, and resting calories are calculated according to the following equation (3).
Exercise calorie (kcal) = METs × Exercise time × Weight × 1.05
Calorie at rest (kcal) = 1.0 (METs at rest) × Exercise time × 1.05
Calories consumed by exercise = exercise calories-calories at rest (3)

  Using the current exercise time as the exercise time in Equation (3) and using the present METs as METs, exercise calories consumed during the current exercise time, resting calories, and consumption by this exercise The calculated calories are calculated.

  When a plurality of exercises are performed within a predetermined period (for example, for one day), the exercise calorie is calculated for each individual exercise by using the exercise time and the exercise METs for each individual exercise. Calories at rest and calories consumed by exercise are calculated. The sum of exercise calories for each exercise corresponds to exercise calories consumed within that period, that is, exercise calories consumed within the accumulated exercise time (hereinafter referred to as “cumulative exercise calories”). Similarly, the sum of the resting calories for each exercise corresponds to the resting calories consumed within that period, that is, the resting calories consumed within the cumulative exercise time. Similarly, the sum of the calories consumed by each exercise corresponds to the calories consumed by the exercises performed during that period, that is, the calories consumed by the exercises performed within the cumulative exercise time.

  Moreover, you may use the calorie obtained by multiplying a weight (kg) and a movement distance (km) as the calorie consumed by the exercise | movement.

  The display control unit 38 may display information indicating each calorie on the display unit of the UI unit 18 as a message.

In addition, the exercise evaluation unit 32 may compare the accumulated exercise calorie with the total calorie consumed by the user within a predetermined period (for example, during one day), or the accumulated exercise calorie described above. And the carbohydrate calories ingested by the user within a predetermined period may be compared. The display control unit 38 may display information indicating the comparison results on the UI unit 18 as a message. The total calories and saccharide calories may be calculated by the user information acquisition unit 20 based on the user information, or may be calculated by another device (for example, a wearable terminal or a server). Total calories and carbohydrate calories are defined by the following equation (4).
Total calories = Meal calories / sugar calories obtained by the user eating within a predetermined period = Amount of carbohydrates × 4
... (4)

  In general, the calories of carbohydrates are 4 kcal per gram, the calories of protein are 4 kcal per gram, and the calories of fat are 9 kcal per gram. When the user consumes more total calories than exercise calories, it is said that energy corresponding to the difference is accumulated in the body as body fat.

  For example, when the cumulative exercise calorie is greater than the total calorie, the display control unit 38 displays a message indicating that the exercise is excessive on the display unit of the UI unit 18. That is, when the cumulative exercise calorie is greater than the total calorie, the user has consumed more calories than the user has consumed, so a message indicating that is displayed. In other words, if the accumulated exercise time is longer than the target exercise time required to consume the total calories, a message indicating that the exercise is excessive is displayed. The target exercise time is obtained based on the total calories (exercise calories), the METs of each exercise, and the body weight according to the above equation (3).

  Further, when the accumulated exercise calorie is greater than or equal to the saccharide calorie and less than or equal to the total calorie, the display control unit 38 causes the display unit of the UI unit 18 to display a message indicating that the exercise amount is appropriate. In other words, a message indicating that the amount of exercise is appropriate is displayed because exercise necessary for consuming carbohydrate calories is performed and not too much exercise. In other words, if the cumulative exercise time is less than or equal to the target exercise time required to consume total calories and greater than or equal to the target exercise time required to consume carbohydrate calories, the exercise amount is appropriate. A message to that effect is displayed.

  When the accumulated exercise calorie is less than the saccharide calorie, the display control unit 38 displays a message indicating that the exercise is insufficient on the display unit of the UI unit 18. In other words, when the cumulative exercise time is shorter than the target exercise time required for consuming saccharide calories, a message indicating that there is not enough exercise is displayed.

  The exercise evaluation unit 32 may acquire or calculate information indicating energy (calories) required by the user for one day. This energy is obtained, for example, by multiplying the basal metabolic rate by the physical activity level. The basal metabolism is obtained by multiplying the basal metabolism standard value (kcal / kg body weight / day) by the reference body weight (kg). The physical activity level is an index representing the degree of physical activity. For example, when the accumulated exercise calorie is greater than the calorie required for the user per day, the display control unit 38 causes the display unit of the UI unit 18 to display a message indicating that the exercise is excessive.

  In step S03 described above, the exercise time setting unit 28 may set the target exercise time based on the calories that the user should consume. As calories, for example, total calories may be used. The exercise time setting unit 28 uses the total calorie (substituting the total calorie as the exercise calorie into the equation (3)), METs (METs corresponding to the set exercise intensity), and weight according to the above equation (3). Calculate the exercise time. The target movement distance is calculated using the exercise time thus calculated as the target exercise time. Further, the display control unit 38 may display information indicating the target exercise time determined based on the exercise calorie on the display unit of the UI unit 18. Thereby, the information which shows the target exercise | movement time required in order to consume a total calorie is provided to a user. Further, the exercise evaluation unit 32 may display information indicating a difference between the target exercise time necessary for consuming total calories and the actual exercise time of the user on the display unit of the UI unit 18.

  In addition, the exercise time setting unit 28 may change the calories used to calculate the target exercise time according to the user's physical conditions. Information indicating the body condition is acquired by the user information acquisition unit 20, for example. For example, the exercise time setting unit 28 calculates the target exercise time as described above using saccharide calories as calories to be consumed for diabetic users, and as calories to be consumed for other users. The target exercise time may be calculated using the total calories. By doing in this way, the exercise time suitable for a user specific condition is set.

  Hereinafter, information displayed during exercise will be described in detail.

  FIG. 4 shows a screen 40 displayed during exercise. For example, in step S <b> 06 described above, the display control unit 38 displays the screen 40 on the display unit of the UI unit 18. In the screen 40, the START point corresponds to the position where the user started exercise (the position where the competition started), and the GOAL point corresponds to the end point of the target moving distance. In the example shown in FIG. 4, the target moving distance is 1 km.

  Further, the display control unit 38 displays the user image 42 and the pacemaker image 44 on the screen 40. The user image 42 is an image associated with the user, and the pacemaker image 44 is an image associated with the pacemaker.

  The display control unit 38 changes the display position of the user image 42 according to the actual movement of the user, and changes the display position of the pacemaker image 44 according to the movement of the pacemaker in the virtual space. Specifically, the display control unit 38 displays the user image 42 at a position corresponding to the movement distance of the user from the exercise start point on the screen 40. Further, the display control unit 38 displays the pacemaker image 44 at a display position corresponding to the virtual movement distance of the pacemaker from the exercise start point. The user image 42 moves from the START point toward the GOAL point according to the movement of the user (for example, the number of steps counted by a pedometer). The pacemaker image 44 moves from the START point toward the GOAL point according to the virtual moving speed. Since the pacemaker image 44 moves at a virtual moving speed determined based on the exercise intensity, it can be said that the pacemaker image 44 is information representing the exercise intensity to be achieved (maintained) by the user.

  When the user image 42 has moved to the GOAL point before the pacemaker image 44, the user has moved a distance equal to or greater than the target moving distance within the target exercise time. That is, the user has exercised at a moving speed or higher determined based on the set exercise intensity within the target exercise time. The user has achieved the set exercise intensity. In this case, the exercise evaluation unit 32 determines that the user has won the pacemaker. In this case, points may be given to the user.

  When the pacemaker image 44 has moved to the GOAL point before the user image 42, the user has not moved a distance equal to or greater than the target movement distance within the target exercise time. That is, the user did not exercise at a moving speed or higher determined based on the set exercise intensity within the target exercise time. The user has not achieved (maintained) the set exercise intensity. In this case, the exercise evaluation unit 32 determines that the user has lost the pacemaker.

  The exercise evaluation unit 32 may calculate the calories consumed by the exercise even during exercise. The calorie is obtained by multiplying, for example, weight (kg) and movement distance (km). The display control unit 38 may display information indicating the calories in the screen 40.

  The exercise evaluation unit 32 may compare the actual movement distance of the user with the virtual movement distance of the pacemaker, and the display control unit 38 may display the comparison result on the screen 40. For example, the exercise evaluation unit 32 may calculate a difference between the actual movement distance of the user and the virtual movement distance of the pacemaker, and the display control unit 38 may display information indicating the difference in the screen 40.

  The display control unit 38 may display information indicating the actual movement distance of the user and information indicating the virtual movement distance of the pacemaker in the screen 40. The display control unit 38 may display information indicating the distance (remaining distance) between the current position of the user and the GOAL point on the screen 40, or between the virtual current position of the pacemaker and the GOAL point. Information indicating the distance may be displayed in the screen 40.

  The exercise evaluation unit 32 may calculate the actual movement speed of the user, and the display control unit 38 may display information indicating the movement speed on the screen 40. Further, the display control unit 38 may display information indicating the virtual moving speed in the screen 40.

  As described above, according to the present embodiment, information for achieving (maintaining) exercise intensity is provided to the user. Thereby, information supporting exercise is provided to the user.

  As an example of information for achieving exercise intensity, a user image 42 and a pacemaker image 44 are displayed as shown in FIG. The user image 42 moves in accordance with the movement of the user, and the pacemaker image 44 moves with the passage of time. Thereby, the user can get a feeling that he / she is competing with a competitor, and compared to the case where only the user's moving distance is provided without providing such information, the interest of the exercise is increased. .

  Hereinafter, modified examples will be described.

(Modification 1)
In the first modification, the exercise information includes information regarding a combination of the contents of a plurality of exercises, and such exercise information is provided to the user. Hereinafter, Modification 1 will be described in detail.

  The exercise time setting unit 28 sets the total target exercise time. The total target exercise time may be specified by the user or may be obtained from calories to be consumed by the user. For example, assume that the user specifies 10 minutes as the total target exercise time.

  The exercise time setting unit 28 further divides the total target exercise time into a plurality of individual target exercise times in a predetermined time unit. For example, when divided in units of 5 minutes, each individual target exercise time is 5 minutes. In the first modification, the exercise content is updated every individual target exercise time.

  For the first individual target exercise time (first individual target exercise time), the exercise content setting unit 30 sets the first exercise content (exercise based on the exercise intensity set by the exercise intensity setting unit 24 and the target heart rate. Type, movement speed, METs), and the first individual target movement distance (first individual target movement distance) is obtained by multiplying the movement speed (first movement speed) and the first individual target movement time. Calculate. The first individual target moving distance corresponds to the distance that the user should achieve in the first exercise (first exercise). That is, when the user moves a distance greater than or equal to the first individual target movement distance within the first individual target exercise time, it is evaluated that the exercise intensity at the first individual target exercise time has been achieved.

  Similar to the above-described embodiment, the exercise content setting unit 30 sets a pacemaker having the first movement speed as the virtual movement speed. In addition, the display control unit 38 displays the user image and the pacemaker image on the display unit of the UI unit 18, changes the display position of the user image according to the movement of the user, and sets the first movement speed as the virtual movement speed. The display position of the pacemaker image is changed accordingly.

  When the user moves a distance greater than or equal to the first individual target movement distance within the first individual target exercise time, the exercise evaluation unit 32 determines that the user has achieved the first target. In this case, the exercise content setting unit 30 sets the second exercise content in the next individual target exercise time (second individual target exercise time). Specifically, the exercise content setting unit 30 sets the second exercise content (exercise type, movement speed, METs) based on the user's actual heart rate and exercise intensity when the first goal is achieved. Then, the next individual target moving distance (second individual target moving distance) is calculated by multiplying the moving speed (second moving speed) and the second individual target moving time. The second individual target moving distance corresponds to the distance that the user should achieve in the next exercise (second exercise). That is, when the user moves a distance greater than or equal to the second individual target movement distance within the second individual target exercise time, it is evaluated that the exercise intensity at the second individual target exercise time has been achieved.

  Similar to the above-described embodiment, the exercise content setting unit 30 sets a pacemaker having the second movement speed as the virtual movement speed. Further, the display control unit 38 changes the display position of the user image according to the movement of the user, and changes the display position of the pacemaker image according to the second movement speed as the virtual movement speed.

  When the user moves a distance equal to or greater than the second individual target movement distance within the second individual target exercise time, the exercise evaluation unit 32 determines that the user has achieved the second goal. If the user exercises for the entire target exercise time, the process ends. When the individual target exercise time remains, the exercise content setting unit 30 sets the exercise content in the next individual target exercise time in the same manner as described above.

  If the user has not achieved the first goal, that is, if the user has not moved a distance greater than or equal to the first individual goal movement distance within the first individual goal exercise time, the exercise content setting unit 30 When the individual target movement distance is moved, the next exercise content is determined. In this case, the exercise content setting unit 30 sets new exercise content (exercise type, movement speed, METs) based on the user's actual heart rate and exercise intensity at that time, and the movement speed (second The next individual target movement distance (second individual target movement distance) is calculated by multiplying the movement speed) by the second individual target movement time. When the second individual target exercise time is less than a unit time (for example, 5 minutes), the exercise content setting unit 30 calculates the second individual target movement distance by multiplying the second movement speed by the remaining time. The same applies to the following.

  Hereinafter, information displayed during exercise in Modification 1 will be described in detail.

  FIG. 5 shows a screen 46 displayed during exercise in the first modification. For example, in step S <b> 06 described above, the display control unit 38 displays the screen 46 on the display unit of the UI unit 18.

  The display control unit 38 displays a route image 48 representing an exercise route on the screen 46, and further includes a user image 42, a first target image 50 representing the end point of the first individual target moving distance, and the second image. A second target image 52 representing the end point of the individual target moving distance is displayed on the screen 46. Further, the display control unit 38 may display the pacemaker image 44 on the screen 46 as shown in FIG.

  The route image 48 includes a first route image 48a in which the first geographical condition in the first exercise content is reflected, and a second route image 48b in which the second geographical condition in the second exercise content is reflected. For example, when the content of the first exercise is that going up a slope, the first route image 48a is an image representing the slope. In addition, when the content of the second exercise is that going down a hill, the second path image 48b is an image representing the hill. Thus, the route image 48 as exercise information represents the order in which the user should perform each exercise (here, the first exercise content and the second exercise content).

  The display control unit 38 changes the display position of the user image 42 along the route image 48 according to the movement of the user. The display control unit 38 moves the user image 42 along the first path image 48a when the user is performing the first movement, and moves along the second path image 48b when the user is performing the second movement. The user image 42 is moved.

  Note that when the first target is not achieved, that is, when the user has not moved the first individual target moving distance, the content of the second exercise as the second target is not set, and therefore the first path image 48 a and the first target image 50 are displayed on the screen 46, and the second path image 48 b and the second target image 52 are not displayed on the screen 46. As described above, when the user moves a distance greater than or equal to the first individual target movement distance within the first individual target exercise time, the content of the second exercise is set, and the display control unit 38 sets the second path image 48b. And the second target image 52 is displayed on the screen 46.

  As described above, according to the first modification, information related to a plurality of exercises to be performed by the user in order to achieve exercise intensity is provided to the user. Thereby, information supporting exercise is provided to the user.

  In the first modification, the exercise content setting unit 30 may change the order of each exercise content according to the user's physical information. For example, when it is preferable for the user's health to perform intense exercise first and then perform slow exercise, the exercise content setting unit 30 sets intense exercise as the first exercise content and slowly as the second exercise content. Set up exercise. When the reverse condition is preferable, the exercise content setting unit 30 sets the opposite exercise content. Thus, by determining the order of the exercise contents in accordance with the user's physical conditions, the exercise contents more suitable for the individual physical conditions of each user are provided to the user.

  Hereinafter, another example of Modification 1 will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 6 shows a screen 54 displayed during exercise in the first modification. For example, in step S <b> 06 described above, the display control unit 38 displays the screen 54 on the display unit of the UI unit 18. Here, traveling by bicycle is set as the exercise content. In this case, the display control unit 38 displays a user image 56 simulating a bicycle on the screen 54. The exercise route and the target point are the same as the exercise route and the target point shown in FIG. Also in the example shown in FIG. 6, the display position of the user image 56 along the route image 48 is changed according to the movement of the user (here, the user runs on a bicycle), as in the example shown in FIG. 5. change. Note that the display control unit 38 may display the pacemaker image on the screen 54. The pacemaker image is an image simulating an instrument used for exercise, and in the example shown in FIG. 6, it is an image simulating a bicycle.

  In the example shown in FIG. 6, a bicycle is used as an exercise device, but other devices may be used. In this case, an image simulating an instrument used for exercise is used as a user image or a pacemaker image.

  Further, when an exercise device is used, the control unit 36 may control the device based on the exercise intensity. Similar to the embodiment described above, when the exercise intensity is determined, the exercise content such as the movement speed corresponding to the exercise intensity is determined based on the exercise setting table. The control unit 36 controls the appliance so that the exercise content is realized. Taking the bicycle as an example, the control unit 36 may automatically set a gear suitable for the content of the exercise by communicating with the bicycle, or instruct the user to perform such adjustment. (For example, a message to that effect is displayed). When a room runner is used as an instrument, the control unit 36 may automatically set the speed of the room runner so that exercise intensity is achieved by communicating with the room runner. For example, the control unit 36 sets the speed of the room runner to a moving speed corresponding to the exercise intensity. Thus, it becomes easy for a user to achieve exercise intensity by controlling the instrument to achieve exercise intensity.

(Modification 2)
Hereinafter, Modification 2 will be described. In the second modification, the user is provided with a time zone in which exercise should be performed (hereinafter referred to as “exercise time zone”). The exercise content setting unit 30 sets an exercise time zone based on at least one of the user's body information and meal information, for example. Of course, the exercise time zone may be determined by the user. When the exercise time zone is set, the display control unit 38 may display information indicating the exercise time zone on the display unit of the UI unit 18. When the start time of the exercise time zone arrives, the control unit 36 may notify the user of the arrival. For example, information indicating the arrival of the start time may be displayed on the display unit, or a sound, alarm, light, or the like may be emitted.

  For example, the exercise content setting unit 30 obtains a blood pressure value and a heart rate from the user's physical information, and a time period during which the blood pressure value and the heart rate are stable (for example, a time period during which those fluctuation values are included in the allowable range). A time zone in which the maximum blood pressure value is less than or equal to a threshold value, a time zone in which the heart rate is less than or equal to the threshold value, etc.) may be set as the exercise time zone. By determining the exercise time zone based on the user's physical information, a time zone suitable for exercise is provided for each individual user.

  Further, the exercise content setting unit 30 may obtain a meal time from the meal information of the user and set an exercise time zone based on the meal time. For example, a predetermined time period from the start of eating may be set as the exercise time zone. Information for suppressing an increase in blood glucose level after a meal is provided by setting an exercise time zone based on the user's meal information.

  Moreover, the exercise content setting unit 30 may set an exercise time zone based on both the user's physical information and meal information. It is assumed that the body information includes information about the user's blood sugar level and information indicating whether or not the user has diabetes. The exercise content setting unit 30 classifies the user into, for example, a diabetic person, a postprandial hyperglycemic person, or a healthy person (a person other than a diabetic or postprandial hyperglycemic person), and based on the classification and the meal time. To set the exercise time zone.

  Here, the postprandial blood glucose level will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 7 shows a graph showing changes in postprandial blood glucose level with respect to the elapsed time after meal. The horizontal axis indicates the elapsed time after meal (minutes), and the vertical axis indicates the postprandial blood glucose level (mg / dL). A graph 58 represents a change in blood sugar level of a healthy person, a graph 60 represents a change in blood sugar level of a person with postprandial hyperglycemia, and a graph 62 represents a blood sugar level of a diabetic person. These graphs are graphs obtained statistically, for example. The blood sugar level of a person with postprandial hyperglycemia rapidly increases immediately after the start of the meal, compared with the blood sugar level of a healthy person. In addition, the minimum blood glucose level of a diabetic person is higher than the minimum blood glucose level of other persons, and the blood glucose level gradually rises after the start of a meal and then reaches a peak value. The blood sugar level of a diabetic person reaches a peak value at a later time than the blood sugar level of a healthy person or a person with high blood sugar after eating. Thus, the change in blood glucose level varies depending on the health condition of the user. An exercise time zone suitable for each individual user is provided by using the user's physical information and meal information. For example, since the blood glucose level of a person with high blood sugar after a meal is predicted to rise rapidly immediately after the start of the meal, the exercise content setting unit 30 sets the exercise time zone for a person with high blood glucose after a meal from the exercise time zone for a healthy person. May be set at an earlier time. The exercise time zone for people with diabetes may be set earlier than the exercise time zone for healthy people. For example, the user may be instructed to exercise within 2 hours from the start of the meal.

  Moreover, a user's blood glucose level may be measured in real time by a wearable terminal etc. In this case, the control unit 36 may correct each graph shown in FIG. 7 with an actual measurement value. When the fasting blood glucose level of the user classified as a healthy person is obtained, the control unit 36 may correct the blood sugar level graph of the healthy person with the fasting blood sugar level. The fasting blood glucose level is obtained by, for example, a health checkup or a medical checkup, and the value is sent to the terminal device 10.

  In the above-described embodiment and Modifications 1 and 2, the control unit 36 may guide an exercise route (route, course) that the user should exercise in order to achieve exercise intensity. The display control unit 38 may display all or part of the exercise route on the display unit of the UI unit 18 or may display a route around the current position of the user on the display unit. Moreover, the control part 36 may guide an exercise | movement path | route with an audio | voice. The sound may be emitted from, for example, a speaker provided in the terminal device 10 or may be emitted from headphones (including earphones) connected to the terminal device 10.

  For example, the control unit 36 acquires the current position information (the current position information of the user) of the terminal device 10 using GPS, and further acquires map information around the terminal device 10. The control unit 36 uses the current position of the terminal device 10 (the current position of the user) and map information to guide an exercise path in which the user can execute the exercise content set by the exercise content setting unit 30. For example, when “fast (flat)” is selected as the exercise content, the control unit 36 refers to the map information and searches for a road on a flat ground based on the current position of the user, and uses the road on the flat ground as an exercise route. As a guide. For example, the control unit 36 guides the flat ground closest to the current position of the user as an exercise route. Similarly, when “jogging on the slope” is selected as the exercise content, the control unit 36 refers to the map information and takes the slope closest to the current position of the user and guides the slope as an exercise route. Similarly, when “step up / down” is selected as the exercise content, the control unit 36 refers to the map information, searches for the road with the staircase closest to the current position of the user, and guides the road as the exercise path. . Similarly, when “exercise by bicycle” is selected as the exercise content, the control unit 36 refers to the map information to search for a path on the train that is closest to the current position of the user, and uses the path as an exercise path. As a guide.

  The controller 36 may set an exercise path based on the exercise time set by the exercise time setting unit 28. For example, the control unit 36 may guide a route satisfying the exercise content set by the exercise content setting unit 30 and satisfying the exercise time set by the exercise time setting unit 28 as an exercise route. More specifically, the control unit 36 searches for a route capable of executing the set exercise content over the set exercise time, and guides the route as the exercise route.

  Similarly to the first modification, the control unit 36 may guide a movement path including a target point (a point indicated by the first target image 50 or a point indicated by the second target image 52).

  The exercise path may be changed based on the user's physical information. For example, in Modification 1 described above, the target point is changed according to the user's heart rate and the like, and thereby the exercise path is changed.

  Further, the display control unit 38 may display an image imitating the topography of the exercise path on the display unit of the UI unit 18 as information for guiding the exercise path. For example, when a motion path includes a slope or a staircase, an image imitating the slope or staircase is displayed.

  The exercise content setting unit 30 may determine the exercise content that matches the geographical condition of the current position of the user. For example, when there is a road with undulations around the current position of the user, the exercise content setting unit 30 sets the exercise content that uses the undulations to achieve the set exercise intensity. May be.

  In addition, in order to cause the user to execute the exercise content determined by the exercise content setting unit 30 (exercise content for achieving the set exercise intensity), the control unit 36 selects a place suitable for the execution of the exercise content. The user may be guided. For example, when there is no place suitable for performing the set exercise content around the current position of the user, the control unit 36 searches for and guides the place. To explain with a specific example, when “up and down hill” is set as the exercise content, if there is no hill around the current position of the user, the control unit 36 selects a hill for achieving exercise intensity. Search and guide. At this time, the control unit 36 may guide the slope closest to the current position of the user. Moreover, when using the equipment installed in the sports gym is included in the exercise content, the control unit 36 may search and guide the sports gym in which the equipment is installed. For example, when “swimming” is selected as the exercise content, the control unit 36 searches for facilities that can use the pool and guides them to the user. As another example, when an exercise content using a playground or a sports facility (gymnasium, tennis court, golf facility, etc.) is selected, the control unit 36 searches the playground or sports facility and guides it to the user. Good.

  In the embodiment and the first and second modifications described above, exercise intensity, blood glucose level, blood pressure, heart rate, body temperature, and the like may be measured in real time by using the terminal device 10 or another wearable terminal. The exercise content setting unit 30 may change the exercise content according to the measurement result. Further, the exercise evaluation unit 32 may determine whether or not the heart rate during exercise has reached the target heart rate, and may output the determination result. For example, the determination result is displayed on the display unit of the UI unit 18.

  In the above-described embodiment and Modifications 1 and 2, the exercise time and METs may be changed according to the food actually consumed by the user. The information regarding the food is acquired by the user information acquisition unit 20 as user information, for example. For example, when the user ingests high carbohydrates, the exercise time setting unit 28 may set a longer exercise time than when the user has ingested low carbohydrates, and the exercise content setting unit 30 Higher METs may be employed compared to the case of ingesting low carbohydrates. In addition, the exercise time setting unit 28 may change the exercise time zone according to the food ingested by the user. The exercise time zone is provided to the user. For example, when a user ingests a food whose blood glucose level increases rapidly immediately after the start of a meal, the exercise time zone is set to a time when the blood glucose level rapidly increases. In other cases, for example, a time zone in which the blood sugar level is predicted to be high, or a time zone in which it is predicted that the blood sugar level can be consumed by exercise before being absorbed into the body may be set as the exercise time zone. .

  In the embodiment and the first and second modifications described above, the control unit 36 can be consumed on the same day based on the total calories required for one day and the energy (calories) of food actually consumed by the user. The remaining energy (calories) (= total calories-calories consumed) may be calculated, and information indicating the remaining calories that can be consumed may be provided to the user. For example, the information may be displayed on the display unit of the UI unit 18. For example, it is assumed that the total calorie required per day is 1,500 kcal, and the user takes a 500 kcal meal for breakfast and a 500 kcal meal for lunch. In this case, the calorie that can be ingested during the day is 500 kcal. In addition, the information regarding the meal which the user ingested is acquired as user information, for example.

  When the user exercises, calorie more than the total calorie necessary for one day is consumed, the fact may be provided to the user, or the difference between the calorie consumed by the exercise and the total calorie is given to the user May be provided. For example, if the total calories required per day is 1,500 kcal and 2,000 kcal is consumed by exercise, information indicating the difference (500 kcal) may be displayed on the display unit of the UI unit 18. In this case, since the calorie more than the total calorie has been consumed, a message indicating that the user is exercising too much may be displayed on the display unit. Further, a message indicating that a meal corresponding to the difference can be taken may be displayed on the display unit.

  In the embodiment and the first and second modifications described above, the terminal device 10 may be wearable glasses (glasses with display, glasses-type wearable terminal). In this case, the pacemaker image, information on the exercise route, information on the target point, and the like may be displayed on the glasses portion (lens portion). For example, when the pacemaker is present ahead of the user on the exercise path (for example, when the pacemaker is ahead of the user in competition), the pacemaker image is displayed ahead. At this time, augmented reality technology (AR (Augmented Reality) technology) may be used. By using the AR technology, the pacemaker image is superimposed on the motion path in the real space and displayed on the glasses portion.

  The above-described embodiment, Modifications 1 and 2 and other examples may be applied to, for example, diabetic exercise therapy, or may be applied to other normal exercises. When used as an exercise treatment for diabetes, exercise intensity (for example, 50% or more) may be set.

  In general, exercise and meal are interrelated. For example, when the user does not exercise, the energy (calories) that should be consumed by the exercise is not consumed, so the dietary restriction (for example, the restriction of glucose intake) is compared with the case where the user exercises. It becomes severe. On the contrary, when the user exercises, the dietary restriction is relaxed. Applying the above-described embodiment, Modifications 1 and 2 and other examples, and setting exercise content and exercise time based on the user's meal information provides the user with information to support exercise related to meals Is done.

  Moreover, the control part 36 may provide a user with the meal menu defined based on the user's exercise condition. For example, the upper limit amount of glucose that can be ingested in a day is determined, and the control unit 36 provides a meal menu in which the amount of glucose that the user ingests with the meal is less than or equal to the upper limit amount. As the actual amount of exercise increases per day, a menu of meals containing more glucose may be provided. Moreover, the control part 36 may propose the meal menu defined based on the user's exercise condition and the progress of illness. For example, the control unit 36 may determine the meal menu by further considering the user's preference (for example, saltiness, sweetness, genre (for example, Japanese food, Chinese food, Western food, etc.)). Information indicating the meal menu determined in this way may be displayed on the display unit of the UI unit 18, for example. Moreover, you may cooperate with a restaurant service. In this case, for example, in a restaurant service, a meal menu is determined based on the user's exercise status and the progress of illness, and information about the meal menu is used for a restaurant service (for example, a terminal device used in a company that provides a restaurant service, From a device such as a server) to the terminal device 10. A home delivery service may also be used. In this case, the control unit 36 sends the meal menu determined as described above to a device such as a terminal device or a server used in a company that provides the home delivery service and places an order. Meals are delivered to the user in response to the order.

  As an application example other than exercise therapy, for example, a pacemaker having the exercise ability of a first-class athlete is used, and the user may compete with the pacemaker.

  As another application example, when the blood glucose level of the user is measured in real time, the blood glucose level is equal to or lower than a predetermined threshold value (a threshold value for determining the presence or absence of hypoglycemia (eg, 70 mg / dL)). In this case, the control unit 36 may suggest suppression of exercise to the user. For example, a message for causing the user to suppress exercise may be displayed on the display unit of the UI unit 18, or voice or light may be emitted. Further, the control unit 36 estimates the current blood glucose level based on the user's actual meal content and the fasting blood glucose level, and issues the above message or the like when the estimated blood glucose level falls below the threshold value. Also good. Thus, the terminal device 10 according to the present embodiment can be used not only in a scene for prompting a user to exercise, but also in a scene for suppressing exercise.

  The terminal device 10 is realized by cooperation of hardware and software as an example. Specifically, the terminal device 10 includes one or more processors such as a CPU (not shown). The function of each unit of the terminal device 10 is realized by the one or more processors reading and executing a program stored in a storage device (not shown). The program is stored in the storage device via a recording medium such as a CD or DVD, or via a communication path such as a network. As another example, each unit of the terminal device 10 may be realized by hardware resources such as a processor, an electronic circuit, and an ASIC (Application Specific Integrated Circuit). In the realization, a device such as a memory may be used. As yet another example, each unit of the terminal device 10 may be realized by a DSP (Digital Signal Processor), an FPGA (Field Programmable Gate Array), or the like.

  10 terminal device, 12 communication unit, 14 storage unit, 16 exercise setting information, 18 UI unit, 20 user information acquisition unit, 22 exercise measurement unit, 24 exercise intensity setting unit, 26 target heart rate calculation unit, 28 exercise time setting unit , 30 Exercise content setting part, 32 Exercise evaluation part, 34 Exercise time accumulation part, 36 Control part, 38 Display control part.

Claims (29)

Setting means for setting exercise intensity;
Providing means for providing exercise information for a user to achieve the exercise intensity;
An information processing apparatus. The exercise information includes information about a pacemaker for comparison with the user's exercise,
The information processing apparatus according to claim 1. The providing means provides, as the exercise information, a comparison result between the exercise of the pacemaker having the virtual exercise ability determined based on the exercise intensity and the exercise of the user.
The information processing apparatus according to claim 2. The providing means controls the display of an image associated with the pacemaker and an image associated with the user as the comparison result.
The information processing apparatus according to claim 3. The virtual athletic ability is a virtual moving speed;
The providing means changes a display positional relationship between an image associated with the pacemaker and an image associated with the user according to the virtual movement speed and the movement speed of the user.
The information processing apparatus according to claim 4. The providing means further controls display of a comparison result between the virtual movement distance of the pacemaker calculated based on the virtual movement speed and the movement distance of the user.
The information processing apparatus according to claim 5. The setting means sets the exercise intensity according to a comparison result between the exercise of the user and the virtual exercise of the pacemaker;
The information processing apparatus according to claim 2, wherein the information processing apparatus is an information processing apparatus. The setting means sets the exercise intensity higher when the exercise result of the user is superior to the virtual exercise result of the pacemaker,
The information processing apparatus according to claim 7. The apparatus further includes a granting unit for granting the user a point according to a comparison result between the user's exercise and the pacemaker's virtual exercise.
The information processing apparatus according to claim 2, wherein the information processing apparatus is an information processing apparatus. The exercise information includes information related to the content of exercise determined based on the exercise intensity.
The information processing apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the information processing apparatus is an information processing apparatus. The exercise information includes information on the content of exercise determined based on the exercise intensity and the target heart rate of the user.
The information processing apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the information processing apparatus is an information processing apparatus. The target heart rate is calculated based on the user's physical information,
The information processing apparatus according to claim 11. The exercise information includes information on a combination of a plurality of exercise contents.
The information processing apparatus according to claim 10, wherein the information processing apparatus is an information processing apparatus. The exercise information includes information on the order in which the user should perform each exercise,
The information processing apparatus according to claim 13. The order is changed according to the physical information of the user.
The information processing apparatus according to claim 14. The exercise information includes information related to an exercise time period determined based on at least one of the user's physical information and meal information.
The information processing apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the information processing apparatus is an information processing apparatus. The exercise information includes information on a target exercise time determined based on calories to be consumed by the user,
The information processing apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the information processing apparatus is an information processing apparatus. The providing means further provides information according to a comparison result between the target exercise time and the actual exercise time of the user.
The information processing apparatus according to claim 17. The calories to be consumed by the user are calories related to the meal consumed by the user,
The information processing apparatus according to claim 17 or claim 18, The calories to be consumed by the user are changed according to the physical information of the user.
The information processing apparatus according to claim 18. The providing means provides information according to a comparison result between the target exercise time and the accumulated actual exercise time of the user.
The information processing apparatus according to claim 18, wherein the information processing apparatus is an information processing apparatus. The exercise information includes information that guides an exercise path that the user should exercise to achieve the exercise intensity.
The information processing apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the information processing apparatus is an information processing apparatus. The movement path is determined based on the current position of the user.
The information processing apparatus according to claim 22. The exercise path is determined based on the current position and exercise time of the user.
The information processing apparatus according to claim 22. The exercise path is a path including a target point for achieving the exercise intensity.
The information processing apparatus according to any one of claims 22 to 24, wherein The movement path is changed based on the physical information of the user.
The information processing apparatus according to any one of claims 22 to 25, wherein The providing means provides an image imitating the topography of the motion path as information for guiding the motion path;
27. The information processing apparatus according to claim 22, wherein the information processing apparatus is an information processing apparatus. Based on the exercise intensity, an instrument used for exercise is controlled.
The information processing apparatus according to any one of claims 1 to 27, wherein: Computer
Setting means for setting exercise intensity,
Providing means for providing exercise information for a user to achieve the exercise intensity;
Program to function as.