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Definitions

• the present invention relates generally to the assistance to professionals whose job involves holding postures, making repetitive or blind gestures, risking causing joint trauma. More specifically, the present invention relates to an active orthosis system for the purpose of helping these professionals to optimize their work postures so that the angular degrees of their joints remain in non-traumatic "comfort zones" for said joints.
• a particular example is the exercise of the profession of technician of artificial insemination of cattle.
• MSDs Musculoskeletal Disorders
• periarticular conditions such as the wrists, elbows, shoulders, knees, intervertebral joints, etc.
• the present invention derives from the idea of developing a tool for reconstructing the possibility of a visualization, by the technician, gestures and postures adopted, through an active orthosis system, carried by said technician, and his digital avatar, corresponding to a virtual representation, on a screen, gestures and postures adopted by the technician, in real time.
• the technician artificial insemination thus carries the active orthosis and makes the act of insemination, while the digital avatar performs in real time the same gestures and adopt the same postures as the technician. Therefore, through the use of the active orthosis system according to the invention, the criterion of success of the insemination gesture no longer coincides only with the success of insemination as such, but lies in the success of insemination with a gesture made in the joint comfort zone indicated by the active orthosis.
• the subject of the invention is an active orthosis system, comprising a plurality of inertial sensors intended to be distributed over an upper limb, a lower limb, or any other part of the human body comprising at least one joint.
• the active orthosis system according to the invention is particularly remarkable in that said inertial sensors are configured to allow the determination of at least one angle formed by segments of said part of the human body, around said at least one joint and in that the active orthosis system includes an alerting device to warn the user of the active orthosis system that said at least one angle has a value outside a predetermined range of comfort values.
• the active orthosis system comprises software means for representing on a computer screen at least said part of the human body, in the form of an avatar, presenting, in real time, said at least one an angle of said at least one hinge, as determined.
• the active orthosis system may comprise means for presenting the user with visual and / or sound indications adapted to cause him to correct his posture so as to maintain said at least one angle in the range of comfort values. predetermined.
• the active orthosis system comprises means for generating vibrations felt by the user when said at least one angle comes out of the range of predetermined comfort values.
• the active orthosis system may comprise wireless communication means, for example compliant with the Bluetooth standard, so as to communicate data from the plurality of sensors to a computer or to communicate information to the user. .
• the plurality of inertial sensors comprises at least one sensor of at least one of the following types: accelerometer; gyroscope; magnetometer.
• each inertial sensor of the plurality of inertial sensors consists of a nine-axis detection module comprising at the same time a three-axis accelerometer, a three-axis gyroscope and a three-axis magnetometer.
• the active orthosis system comprises a microcontroller.
• the part of the human body is an upper limb, the system comprising four active orthosis inertial sensors respectively arranged in the middle of the arm, in the middle of the forearm, on the back of the hand and at the level of the plexus, to determine the angles of the shoulder, the elbow and the wrist.
• the active orthosis system may advantageously comprise software means able to transfer to the active orthosis system a set of parameters, as well as to collect and process information from the plurality of inertial sensors of statistically.
• results of the processing of said information by said software means allow in particular the representation of these information graphically, to a user, as well as an interpretation of said information, comprising for example an indication of the number of times the angular extent of a joint is out of the range of comfort values.
• This information and its interpretation can be presented so that it can be viewed by a user on a computer screen, for example.
• the active orthosis system is a tool for gestural measurements
• the developed software means form a communication interface between the user and the active orthosis system used.
• the present invention also provides a method for determining a recommended value for at least two angles corresponding to at least two joints of a portion of the human body, such as an upper limb, depending on the determination, by an active orthosis system as briefly described above, said at least two angles, formed by segments of said portion of the human body, respectively around each of said at least two joints.
• FIG. 1 corresponds to the schematic representation of an example of hardware configuration of the active orthosis system according to the invention
• the active orthosis system according to the invention is more particularly described in the context of an implementation in the field of artificial insemination of cattle.
• the active orthosis is thus described, subsequently, as being carried by an animal insemination technician.
• the wearing of the active orthosis system according to the invention in the arm will serve to help said technician to adopt the correct posture and gestures to prevent the occurrence of joint disorders in the shoulder, elbow or wrist.
• any implementation of the active orthosis system according to the invention in a different context is also covered by the present invention. Since repeated and / or blind gestures, or delicate postures, are necessary, the wearing of the active orthosis system according to the invention makes it possible to alert the operator during gestures or postures that solicit improper one of his joints.
• an implementation of the active orthosis system according to the invention for use by supermarket cashiers is particularly envisaged and targeted by the present invention.
• the operation of the active orthosis system according to the invention, and in particular the statistical interpretation of data resulting from its use also allow experience feedback and optimal training of the operator. In a theoretical way, in order to describe the angular movements of a rigid body in space, the attitude of this body can be estimated by the mixed formalism of the angles of Euler and quaternions.
• the purpose of the latter is, ultimately, to determine the angular degree of the joints followed by the active orthosis system, in the application under consideration.
• the attitude in space of a rigid body which must be determined in real time, in order to determine the angle formed followed by an articulation of the human body (typically the wrist, the elbow, or the shoulder), is achieved through the use of a plurality of accelerometer / gyrometer / magnetometer type inertial sensors, allowing motion capture along nine axes, in order to detect the vectors corresponding to the North and the Earth's gravity in relation to the locates sensors that perform these measurements.
• the inertial sensors used are MPU-9150 sensors, offered by InvenSense.
• the MPU-91 50 is a module for detecting orientation on neutral degrees of freedom. It consists of an MPU-6050 sensor, which includes a three-axis gyroscope and a three-axis accelerometer, and an AK 8975 sensor, which is a three-axis magnetometer.
• the three-axis accelerometer measures the linear acceleration along the three axes of a direct orthogonal reference x, y and z. In concrete terms, the associated measure is given in g.
• the three-axis gyroscope measures the angular velocity around said three axes x, y and z.
• the measurement is performed in ° / s.
• the three-axis magnetometer measures the magnetic field, always on three axes x, y and z.
• the measurement is given in ⁇ .
• the many registers available make it possible to configure the MPU-9150 to the needs of the application, whether in terms of accuracy of the gyroscope, the accelerometer, or the magnetometer.
• the active orthosis system also comprises a microcontroller P, in particular able to perform the calculations necessary for the processing of data from these sensors.
• the system implements a communication bus according to the protocol i2c.
• the active orthosis system implements a multiplexer X capable of providing multiplexing, on the communication bus, data from the plurality of sensors.
• a multiplexer X capable of providing multiplexing, on the communication bus, data from the plurality of sensors.
• a multiplexer X capable of providing multiplexing, on the communication bus, data from the plurality of sensors.
• Suitable multiplexing means X are therefore provided to allow the routing of data from these different sensors on the communication bus.
• an expansion card may also be provided to reduce the size of the device
• conductive traces with four channels can be used and inserted in a sleeve enveloping the arm (or any other part of the body comprising at least one hinge to be monitored), thereby forming an electrical wiring T for the implementation of the system.
• These four conductors for example flexible silver, are preferably isolated in a polyester strip before being inserted.
• a suitable housing and power supply are also provided, their choice being within the reach of those skilled in the art.
• the orthosis system makes it possible not only to determine the value of said angles in degrees, but also the angular velocities and the frequency of the movements made by the joints corresponding to said angles.
• the shoulder is articulated between the scapula (scapula) and the humerus. This joint is part of the scapular girdle.
• FIG. 2A shows the different degrees of freedom of this limb and the three angles that can for example be used to model the movements of these joints.
• the first shoulder angle E1 describes the rotation about the transverse axis XE 1, as extension and bending.
• the second shoulder angle E2 describes the rotation around the sagittal axis XE2, allowing in particular to describe two movements: the adduction e ⁇ abduction.
• the third shoulder angle E3 describes the rotation around the longitudinal axis XE3, via two angular movements: the internal rotation (medical rotation) and the external rotation (lateral rotation).
• the elbow is
• the elbow is articulated between the humerus on the one hand, and the ulna (the ulna) and the radius on the other hand.
• the hand is articulated between the ulna (the ulna) and the radius on the one hand, and the carpal bones on the other hand.
• a plurality of inertial sensors 1, 2, 3, 4 are distributed in a suitable manner for this part of the body. human.
• Each sensor 1, 2, 3, 4 is thus disposed according to a preferred embodiment, on both sides of each hinge (shoulder, elbow, wrist), as shown in Figure 3.
• the axes of the sensors 1, 2, 3, 4 are aligned with anatomical axes: sagittal axis X, anteroposterior axis Y and medial-lateral axis Z.
• the unit vectors xj, yi, z> correspond to the unit vectors of the direct orthonormal coordinate system associated with the sensor 1, and expressed in the reference system of the laboratory.
• the unit vectors X2, y2, ⁇ 2 correspond to the unit vectors of the direct orthonormal coordinate system associated with the sensor 2, and expressed in the lab benchmark
• the unit vectors correspond to the unit vectors of the direct orthonormal coordinate system associated with the sensor 3, and expressed in the reference of the laboratory
• the unit vectors correspond to the unit vectors of the direct orthonormal coordinate system associated with the sensor 4, and expressed in the reference system of the laboratory.
• the orientation of the sensor 2 relative to the reference sensor that is to say, sensor 1 calculates the three shoulder angles.
• the first shoulder angle E 1 is easily obtained:
• the second shoulder angle E2 can thus be obtained indirectly, via two vector products:
• the third shoulder angle E3 corresponds to the angle between two vectors where
• the third shoulder angle E3 is then expressed as:
• the same methodology can be used to calculate the angles of the elbow and wrist.
• the orientation of the sensor 3 with respect to the sensor 2 will give the two angles of the elbow.
• the first angle of elbow C l is obtained by:
• the second elbow angle C2 is calculated via two vectors x 2 and is the new vector after a rotation associated with the first angle
• the second angle of elbow C2 is equal to:
• the angles of the wrist PI, P2 can be obtained directly by calculating the inner product:
• any disturbances that interfere with measurements made with inertial sensors 1, 2, 3, 4 may, if necessary, be corrected by specific electronic and software means.
• the operation of the active orthosis system according to the invention is furthermore intended to be optimized by means of the use of a suitable software, making it possible to perform the calculations in a real-time, on-board way, and to carry out the storage. said values in a memory space, if any.
• standard C ++ libraries can be exploited to access data from inertial sensors and communicate on a data bus via the i2c communication protocol.
• angles E1, E2, E3, C1, C2, PI, P2 of the upper limb joints (shoulder, elbow, wrist) have been calculated, these values can be sent in real time on a connected communication bus. to a network connected to a workstation.
• the values corresponding to said angles may also be measurements of angles as such, in degrees, that the angular velocities from the evolution over time of the value of said angles, or measures frequency, otherwise repetitiveness, of a given gesture.
• an avatar is displayed, representing all or part of a person corresponding to the operator using the active orthosis.
• the values of the angles of the joints, as calculated, allow a real time update of the same angles on the avatar displayed on the screen.
• This avatar can for example be made in OpenGL-ES.
• a backup phase may preferably be provided.
• the successive values of the angles E1, E2, E3, C1, C2, P1, P2 of the articulations of the upper limb may for example be stored in a text file.
• the recording frequency of the data backup may typically be of the order of 25 Hz, allowing for further interpretation in the form of a video reconstruction.
• the frequency of calculation of angles and performing update values for the Avatar is in the order of 100 Hz.
• the ability to display in real time, via an avatar, the movements made by the technician is a great advantage, including providing a direct view of the actions performed.
• the recording of data at a frequency of the order of 25 Hz allows a fluid movement during a video reconstitution of the technician's performance, for statistical analysis and interpretation purposes, for example.
• visual and / or audible warning means are triggered when at least one of the angles of the joints exceed a certain angular degree, c that is to say out of a range of predetermined comfort values, said values being configurable.
• the active orthosis system may also comprise means for generating vibrations directly on the body part, so as to alert the operator by these vibrations.
• comfort zones in terms of gestures and postures are known and help preserve physiological health. If the degree of angulation of the joints induced movement exceeds the level of the comfort zone, the movement is considered to be detrimental to the joint. As soon as the angle of articulation exceeds the angle of the comfort zone, the warning system is triggered. The operator carrying the active orthosis is therefore prompted to correct posture, correct his actions, so as to bring all the angles in the comfort zone, that is to say in the range of predetermined values considered safe from the physiological point of view.
• alerting means For a visual perception of the triggering of the alert, light-emitting diodes can be installed on the system active orthosis. In addition, indicator lights or specific messages may be displayed on the computer screen. For example, when the hand bends too much, the hand of the avatar may be displayed in red.
• the emission of a sound signal or a specific voice message For example, according to a particular embodiment, the installation of piezoelectric buzzers is provided.
• a tactile perception of the triggering of the alert can also be implemented, according to another embodiment, through means capable of generating vibrations, installed on the active orthosis in contact with the body.
• the various warning means used are adapted to give the operator guidance to bring it, if necessary, to correct his posture so as to maintain each of the angles adopted by his joints in ranges predetermined comfort values.
• the results of measurements and calculations of angles of the joints can be the subject of a statistical analysis to monitor the progress and performance of the operator. After an intervention, it is for example possible to replay, offline, on the computer screen displaying the avatar, a video representing the actions performed by the operator and the triggering of any alerts. Thus, the operator is able to perfect his practice.
• the present invention provides the exploitation of the data from the angle measurements on at least two joints of an individual.
• MSDs consisting solely in training users to individually maintain each of the joints requested for a task, in a so-called "comfort" angle, so that said task is the least traumatic possible for anatomical structures articular and peri-articular (mainly the tendon that holds the muscle by insertion on the bone), may be non-optimal.
• this "univalent" approach to the cause of periarticular lesions does not take into account the muscular synergy that occurs on nearby joints when performing a movement. For example, if prevention merely maintains the elbow joint in the "comfort" angle zone when the forearm flexes on the arm, which primarily involves the biceps, it will not take into account the contraction of the muscle deltoid. This, although the shoulder joint may be in a "comfort” angle, will act on the periarticular elements of the rotator cuff, and, when this movement is repeated at the elbow, lesions may appear on the shoulder.
• the prevention of periarticular affections aims, globally, all the joints of a limb, or at least the joint or the joints close to that which make a movement.
• the present invention also relates to a method advantageously based on the use of an active orthosis system as described above and a calculator.
• a posture is recommended to a technician, said recommended stance for a member of said technician, for example an upper limb, based on measurements of angles of at least two joints of said limb, said measurements being made by means of said system active orthosis.
• said calculator determines, from measured values, thanks to the active orthosis, angles formed by at least two joints of a member of the user, typically the shoulder and the elbow, the optimal position of the patient. entire arm to limit the risk of injury while performing the gesture desired by the user.
• the invention thus relates to a method for determining an optimum between the angles of at least two joints of a limb to minimize the risk of TMS, as a function of angles of said at least two joints measured by means of the orthosis. active previously described.
• the active orthosis system according to the invention is particularly applicable in many technical fields, and can not be limited to the field of the gesture made by animal insemination technicians.

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