JP2017217267A - Rehabilitation support control device and computer program - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To perform display which enables plural browsing persons including a rehabilitation object person to easily recognize information relating to the result of moving his or her body by the rehabilitation.SOLUTION: A rehabilitation support control device comprises: a recognition unit which recognizes the position of a part of the body of a rehabilitation object person on the basis of detection result information showing a result of detection by a sensor which detects the body of the rehabilitation object person; and a display control unit which, on the basis of the position recognized by the recognition unit, controls display of information relating to the position in a range visually recognized by the object person from a detection position where the object person is detected by the sensor.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

  The present invention relates to a technique for supporting rehabilitation.

  Conventionally, there is a technique for evaluating rehabilitation by displaying an image for rehabilitation on a touch panel and detecting a location touched by a rehabilitation subject in accordance with the image (see, for example, Patent Document 1).

JP 2013-172897 A

Here, the subject of rehabilitation and the relatives of the subject may be able to efficiently perform the following rehabilitation by objectively confirming the movement when the body is moved by the rehabilitation.
However, with the conventional technology, even if the practitioner performing rehabilitation can confirm information indicating the motion result of the subject's body, it is difficult until the subject himself / herself confirms the information indicating the motion result. There was a case.
Moreover, in the conventional technology, even if the practitioner performing rehabilitation can understand the information indicating the motion result of the subject's body, it is difficult for the subject himself to understand the information indicating the motion result. There was a case.

  In view of the above circumstances, an object of the present invention is to provide a technique capable of displaying information that allows a plurality of viewers including a rehabilitation target to easily recognize information related to a result of moving a body by the rehabilitation.

  According to one aspect of the present invention, a recognition unit that recognizes a position of a part of the subject's body based on detection result information indicating a detection result of a sensor that detects the body of the subject of rehabilitation, and the recognition unit includes: A rehabilitation support control device comprising: a display control unit configured to control display of information related to the position within a range visually recognized by the target person from a detection position detected by the sensor based on the position to be recognized. is there.

  One aspect of the present invention is the above-described rehabilitation support control device, wherein the display control unit controls display of information related to the position on the same scale as a part of the subject's body.

  One aspect of the present invention is the above-described rehabilitation support control device, wherein the range includes a detection range in which the body of the subject detected by the sensor is detected.

  According to one aspect of the present invention, a recognition unit that recognizes a position of a part of the subject's body based on detection result information indicating a detection result of a sensor that detects the body of the subject of rehabilitation, and the recognition unit includes: A rehabilitation support control device comprising: a display control unit that controls display of information related to the position in a range that the subject visually recognizes from a detection position detected by the sensor based on the position to be recognized. A computer program for causing a computer to function.

  According to the present invention, it is possible to display information that allows a plurality of viewers including a rehabilitation target person to easily recognize information related to a result of moving the body by the rehabilitation.

1 is a perspective view showing a system configuration of a rehabilitation support system 1 according to an embodiment of the present invention. It is a schematic block diagram which shows the function structural example of the rehabilitation assistance control apparatus 300 with which the rehabilitation assistance system 1 is equipped. FIG. 5 is a perspective view for explaining a first operation region by the rehabilitation support control device 300. It is a top view which shows the example of a display of the image in the rehabilitation assistance system. FIG. 10 is a perspective view for explaining a second operation region by the rehabilitation support control device 300. It is a top view which shows the example of a display of the image in the rehabilitation assistance system. 5 is a flowchart illustrating an example of a motion region determination process performed by the rehabilitation support control device 300. It is a perspective view which shows the example which the rehabilitation assistance control apparatus 300 displays the target image used as the movement target of a hand. It is a figure which shows the example in which the rehabilitation assistance control apparatus 300 projects a disturbance of a hand. It is a figure which shows the example which the display parameter setting part for 347 sets the value of a step. It is a perspective view which shows the example which the rehabilitation assistance control apparatus 300 projects the target image used as the avoidance target at the time of the subject person EP walking. It is a perspective view which shows the example in which the rehabilitation assistance control apparatus 300 projects the disturbance at the time of object person EP walking. It is a flowchart which shows an example of the recognition process of object person EP by the rehabilitation assistance control apparatus 300. It is a flowchart which shows an example of the parameter setting in the rehabilitation using the rehabilitation assistance system 1. It is a top view which shows an example of recognition of the recognition part 341 when a rehabilitation content is a walk. It is a 1st figure which shows an example of the result image RP1. It is a top view which shows an example of recognition of the recognition part 341 when a rehabilitation content is a movement of a hand. It is a 2nd figure which shows an example of the result image RP2. It is a schematic block diagram which shows the function structural example of the rehabilitation assistance control apparatus 320 of a modification. It is a 3rd figure which shows an example of the result image RP3. It is a perspective view which shows the modification of the system configuration | structure of the rehabilitation assistance system 1. FIG.

  FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a system configuration of a rehabilitation support system 1 according to an embodiment of the present invention. The rehabilitation support system 1 is a system that supports the implementation of rehabilitation for a rehabilitation target person (hereinafter referred to as “target person”). The rehabilitation support system 1 includes a sensor 100, an output device 200, and a rehabilitation support control device 300.

The sensor 100 detects the subject person EP within the detection range 800 of the sensor 100 (a range surrounded by a broken line in FIG. 1).
The sensor 100 is a sensor that can detect the movement of the subject EP without attaching a marker to the subject EP, such as an image sensor, an infrared sensor, a laser sensor, or a thermo sensor. In this embodiment, as an example of such a sensor, a case where Kinect (registered trademark) incorporating a distance sensor and an image sensor is used as the sensor 100 will be described as an example.
The sensor 100 includes, for example, an image sensor (not shown). The image sensor includes (1) a function as a moving image camera that captures the front direction of itself in real time and acquires a plurality of continuous two-dimensional images (frame images), and (2) the two-dimensional And a function as a distance sensor (depth sensor) that acquires distance information (an image displaying distance information) to an actual position corresponding to each position in the image (frame image). With the function of the distance sensor, an image obtained by capturing the subject EP and distance image information that is coordinate information in the three-dimensional space of each part of the body of the subject EP captured by the image are acquired. The three-dimensional space detected by the sensor 100 is a space indicated by the XYZ orthogonal coordinate system shown in FIG.
Each part of the body of the subject EP is a part of the body that is required to be detected in order to recognize the motion of the subject EP. Specifically, each part of the body of the subject EP is, for example, the position of the head, shoulder, arm, hand, waist, foot, each joint, and the like of the subject EP.
The sensor 100 outputs information indicating the detection result (hereinafter referred to as “detection result information”) to the rehabilitation support control device 300. The detection result information is, for example, position information of a part of the body of the subject person EP.
Note that the sensor 100 may be a sensor that attaches a marker to the subject person EP and detects the subject person EP by detecting the marker.

  The output device 200 outputs an image related to rehabilitation performed on the subject EP. The output device 200 is an image projection device such as a projector, for example. The output device 200 projects an image that supports rehabilitation and displays it in the output area 900. Examples of the output image may include an image including a movement history of a part of the body of the subject EP and a movement target position of a part of the body of the subject EP. For example, in the case of walking rehabilitation, the output device 200 displays one or both of the movement history of the position of the foot of the subject EP and the target position that the subject EP moves by moving the foot. Also good. Further, in the case of hand movement rehabilitation, the output device 200 either or both of the movement history of the position of the hand of the subject EP and the target position that the subject EP moves and moves the hand. May be displayed. In the following description, an image indicating a movement history of a part of the body of the subject EP is referred to as a history image. In addition, an image showing a movement target position of a part of the body of the subject EP is referred to as a target image.

  The rehabilitation support control device 300 is configured using an information processing device. That is, the rehabilitation support control device 300 includes a CPU (Central Processor Unit), a memory, and an auxiliary storage device connected by a bus. The rehabilitation support control device 300 operates by executing a rehabilitation support program.

  The sensor 100 and the like are supported by the leg portion 310. The leg portion 310 can be expanded and contracted in the vertical direction, and the height positions of the sensor 100 and the output device 200 can be adjusted. Thereby, the width of the detection range by the sensor 100 can be adjusted. Further, when the output device 200 is a projection device, the width of the output region 900 can be adjusted. The leg portion 310 includes casters 311, 312, 313, and 314. Since the casters 311 to 314 can roll, the rehabilitation support system 1 can be freely moved on the floor by pushing the casters.

FIG. 2 is a schematic block diagram illustrating a functional configuration example of the rehabilitation support control device 300 provided in the rehabilitation support system 1. The rehabilitation support control device 300 includes an input unit 31, an output unit 32, a storage unit 33, a control unit 34, an operation unit 35, and a display unit 36.
The input unit 31 is an interface for inputting information from the outside. For example, the input unit 31 acquires information (detection result information) indicating a detection result from the sensor 100.
The output unit 32 is an interface that outputs an image generated by the control unit 34 to the output device 200.

  The storage unit 33 is configured using a storage device such as a magnetic hard disk device or a semiconductor storage device. The storage unit 33 functions as a calibration information storage unit 331, a determination condition information storage unit 332, a detection history information storage unit 333, a parameter information storage unit 334, and a program information storage unit 335.

  The calibration information storage unit 331 stores calibration information. The calibration information is information that associates the coordinate system of the coordinates indicating the detection result of the sensor 100 with the coordinate system of the image plane projected by the output device 200. Therefore, the calibration in the rehabilitation support control apparatus 300 is a process of grasping the positional relationship between the detection range 800 by the sensor 100 and the image output area 900 by the output apparatus 200 and setting a common coordinate system for both. The detection range that can be detected by the sensor 100 may be wider than the detection range 800 illustrated. The detection range 800 in the present embodiment is a detection range necessary for acquiring position information of a part of the body targeted for detection of the subject EP in the operation of the subject EP performed on the output area 900. It is. The term “on the output area 900” includes not only a plane area defined by the output area 900 but also a space up to a predetermined height with reference to the output area 900 in that area.

The calibration information may be obtained, for example, by performing calibration in advance.
More specifically, for example, the output device 200 projects the calibration marker image at a plurality of locations such as four corners of the image plane (image output area 900). The rehabilitation support control device 300 has known coordinates in the coordinate system of the output device 200.

  When the output device 200 projects a marker image, the sensor 100 sends the position of each marker image to the rehabilitation support control device 300 using coordinates in the coordinate system of the sensor 100 (the coordinate system used by the sensor 100 to indicate the detection position). Output. Thereby, the rehabilitation assistance control apparatus 300 (control part 34) acquires the position of each marker by both the coordinate in the coordinate system of the sensor 100, and the coordinate in the coordinate system of the output device 200. FIG. Further, the rehabilitation support control device 300 (the control unit 34) grasps coordinates indicating the range of the output region 900 in the coordinate system of the output device 200 based on the marker images projected on the four corners and the like. Thereby, the target determination unit 345 described later can calculate a target position in the coordinate system of the output device 200 in the output region 900.

  The rehabilitation support control apparatus 300 (control unit 34) acquires information for correcting the coordinate system of the sensor 100 as calibration information based on the obtained coordinates. When the sensor 100 has a coordinate system adjustment function, the rehabilitation support control device 300 (control unit 34) uses this function to perform calibration for matching the coordinate system of the sensor 100 with the coordinate system of the output device 200. Generate information. Alternatively, when the output device 200 has a coordinate system adjustment function, the rehabilitation support control device 300 (the control unit 34) uses this function to match the coordinate system of the output device 200 with the coordinate system of the sensor 100. The calibration information may be generated.

When it is difficult to detect the marker image by the sensor 100, for example, when the marker image is blurred because the floor surface scatters light, an operator such as a physical therapist manually detects the position instead of the position detection using the marker image. May be performed. In a state where the output device 200 projects an image on the entire output area 900, the sensor 100 captures an area including the entire projected image with the image sensor. The rehabilitation support control device 300 displays the image captured by the sensor 100 on the display screen. Then, the operator of the rehabilitation support system 1 designates each of the four corners of the output area 900 displayed on the monitor screen by a touch operation.
Since the image displayed on the monitor screen is an image captured by the sensor 100, the position specified by the operator can be acquired by coordinates in the coordinate system of the sensor 100. The rehabilitation support control device 300 (control unit 34) acquires calibration information based on the coordinates and the coordinates of the four corners of the output region 900 in the coordinate system of the output device 200. Note that the coordinates of the floor are used as the coordinates in the height direction.
Alternatively, a physical therapist or the like may place physical markers such as cones at the four corner positions of the image plane. In this case, the sensor 100 detects the placed marker and outputs the coordinates of each marker.

  When the output device 200 projects an image on the floor surface, if calibration is performed when the rehabilitation support system 1 is used for the first time, it is not necessary to perform calibration after the second use. Since neither the positional relationship between the sensor 100 and the floor surface nor the positional relationship between the output device 200 and the floor surface changes, the calibration information obtained at the first use can be used at the second and subsequent uses. is there.

The determination condition information storage unit 332 stores conditions for determining the operation area. The operation area will be described later.
The detection history information storage unit 333 stores a history of position information (detection result information) regarding a part of the body of the subject person EP recognized by the recognition unit 341. For example, when walking rehabilitation is performed, the detection history information storage unit 333 stores a history of detection result information on the position of the foot of the subject EP. When performing rehabilitation of hand movement, the detection history information storage unit 333 stores a history of detection result information on the position of the hand of the subject EP.

The parameter information storage unit 334 includes a foot display parameter set by a foot display parameter setting unit 347 described later, a hand display parameter set by a hand display parameter setting unit 348 described later, and a disturbance display parameter setting unit 349 described later. The disturbance display parameter set by is stored.
The program information storage unit 335 stores a rehabilitation support program.

  The control unit 34 is configured using a CPU. The control unit 34 executes a rehabilitation support program to recognize a recognition unit 341, a display control unit 342, a motion region determination unit 343, a recording unit 344, a target determination unit 345, an evaluation unit 346, a foot display parameter setting unit 347, It functions as a manual display parameter setting unit 348 and a disturbance display parameter setting unit 349.

  The recognition unit 341 acquires the detection result information acquired by the input unit 31, and recognizes the object indicated by the detection result information. For example, the recognition unit 341 recognizes a person, a table, a floor, a wall, or the like existing in the detection range 800 based on the detection result information. For example, when Kinect (registered trademark) is used, the positions of a plurality of parts on the human body of the subject EP can be recognized. For example, when the recognizing unit 341 recognizes a long tip of a long detection target on the table, the recognizing unit 341 detects position information of the tip at every unit time. The recognition unit 341 recognizes the movement of the position of a part of the body of the subject EP based on the position information of these feature points detected by the sensor 100 every moment. For example, when a long object is detected, the recognition unit 341 recognizes the movement of the position of the tip of the object. The movement of the position of the tip may be handled as the position of the hand of the subject EP, for example. In addition, the recognition unit 341 has a function of recognizing the position of each part when the object can be recognized as a person by comparing the shape of the object indicated by the detection result information with the human skeleton model. Good. According to this function, the recognition unit 341 can recognize the position information of each part of the human body in association with the part. For example, the subject person EP stands upright in front of the sensor 100. Then, the recognition unit 341 compares the detection result information detected in this state with a human skeleton model, and recognizes that the target is a person because the target has a human shape. Furthermore, the recognizing unit 341 associates position information of each part with each part, such as left toe and its position information, right heel and its position information, and left and right wrists and respective position information. recognize. When the function of recognizing the position of each part based on the skeleton model (hereinafter referred to as “skeleton tracking function”) is used, the recognition unit 341 can recognize the movement of the position of each part of the subject EP. In this way, the recognition unit 341 tracks the predetermined position of the object having the predetermined shape included in the detection result information, or uses the skeleton tracking function to detect the position of the body part of the target person EP and the position thereof. Recognize movement. Further, when Kinect (registered trademark) is used, coordinate information of an object existing in the detection range 800 (point cloud data including coordinate information for each predetermined interval of the object existing in the detection range 800) can be obtained. The recognizing unit 341 analyzes the detection result information (point cloud data), and has a surface that has an area larger than a predetermined area and the Z coordinate value does not change (in short, a point cloud having a substantially constant Z coordinate value). Is recognized as a plane with walls, floors, tables, etc. Further, the recognition unit 341 is detection data of a part (detection target part) of the body of the subject person EP related to the motion region determined by the motion region determination unit 343 described later, among the detection result information. And the data (detection target information CG) is selected.

  Here, the motion region is a region where a motion intended for the rehabilitation of the subject EP is performed. More specifically, it is a predetermined area in a space where a part that is strongly related to an action intended to recover by rehabilitation operates. In addition, for example, the motion region is a region where the subject EP brings the part close thereto in rehabilitation. In addition, for example, the motion region is a region including a position that is a target (reaching point) of the motion in the rehabilitation of the subject EP. In addition, the motion area is a place where the target person EP performs a target motion during rehabilitation. As a specific example of the motion area, in the case of a two-dimensional area, a floor, a table, and the like can be given. For example, in the case of a floor, a part that is strongly related to an action intended to recover by rehabilitation is a foot, and in the case of a table, the part is a hand. In addition, the subject EP brings his / her feet close to the floor in the rehabilitation of walking motion, and brings his / her hand close to the table in the rehabilitation of hand movement. In addition, for example, in the rehabilitation of walking motion, the floor is an area including the position that becomes the arrival point of the walking motion (display position of the target image), and the table is the position that becomes the arrival point of the hand in the rehabilitation of hand movement (target (Display position of image). Further, the floor and the table are places where the target motion is performed during rehabilitation of walking motion and rehabilitation of hand movement, respectively. A specific example of the case where the motion area is three-dimensional includes a space having a predetermined height with respect to the table surface on the table (hereinafter referred to as “three-dimensional motion area”). For example, the output device 200 displays a target image meaning “10 cm” on the table. For example, “10 cm” may be displayed at a certain position on the table. This is a target image that means that the position of 10 cm in height with respect to the table surface in the space immediately above the position where the target image of the table is displayed is the position where the hand reaches. . The position indicated by the target image is included in the three-dimensional motion area. Also in this example, for example, the three-dimensional motion region is a region in which a part (hand) that is strongly related to a motion intended to recover by rehabilitation operates. Further, the three-dimensional motion region is a region in which the hand is brought close to the hand movement rehabilitation. The three-dimensional motion area is an area including a position (a position indicated by the target image) that is a reaching point of hand movement. In addition, the three-dimensional motion region is a place where the target person EP performs a target motion during hand movement rehabilitation. As another example of the case where the motion area is three-dimensional, a space on the output area 900 can be given. For example, when the motion area is a space on the output area 900, rehabilitation such as projecting a target image into this space and touching the target EP with the hand may be performed.

  The display control unit 342 generates an image output from the output device 200. For example, the display control unit 342 displays a target image that is displayed in the motion region and guides the motion of the subject EP, an image that includes information on the evaluation result of the rehabilitation, and a motion of the detection target portion of the subject EP performed during the rehabilitation. An image showing a locus is generated.

  The motion region determination unit 343 determines the motion region based on the recognition result by the recognition unit 341. As will be described later, there are various methods for determining the motion region. The motion area determination unit 343 determines, for example, that the motion area is a floor based on a predetermined determination condition. Further, for example, the motion area determination unit 343 determines that the motion area is a table.

  When the motion region determination unit 343 determines the motion region, the motion region determination unit 343 determines a portion (detection target portion) that is a detection target related to the motion region of the subject EP. The part to be detected is a part of the body that is deeply related to the movement intended for rehabilitation. For example, when the motion region determination unit 343 determines that the motion region is a floor, the motion region determination unit 343 determines the ankle of the subject EP as a detection target part. Alternatively, the motion region determination unit 343 may determine the toe of the subject person EP as the detection target part. For example, when the motion region determination unit 343 determines that the motion region is a table, the motion region determination unit 343 determines the back of the hand of the subject person EP as a detection target part. Alternatively, the motion region determination unit 343 may determine the fingertip of the subject person EP as the detection target part.

  The detection target part related to the motion region is set in the storage unit 33 in advance, and the motion region determination unit 343 determines the detection target part based on the information and the motion region determined by itself. For example, in the operation targeted for rehabilitation, a region having a large operation range may be set as the detection target region. For example, in the case of rehabilitation of walking motion, the part having a large motion range is the foot (ankle, toe, heel, etc.) of the subject EP. In the case of hand movement rehabilitation, the part having a large movement range is the hand (wrist, fingertip, back of hand, etc.) of the subject EP.

  Alternatively, a part close to the display position of the target image generated by the display control unit 342 may be set as the detection target part. For example, in the case of rehabilitation of walking motion, in this embodiment, a target image imitating a foot shape or the like is displayed at a position where the subject EP should step on the walking motion. In this case, the target image is close to the display position of the target image. The part to be performed is the foot (ankle, toe, heel, etc.) of the subject EP. In the case of hand movement rehabilitation, the target image is displayed at a position to be touched by the target person EP. In this case, the part close to the display position of the target image is the hand (wrist, fingertip) of the target person EP. , Back of the hand, etc.).

The recognizing unit 341 uses the recording unit 344 to detect the detection target part data (positional information of a part of the body) determined by the motion region determining unit 343 included in the detection result information, via the recording unit 344. To record.
The recording unit 344 writes and records the detection result information in the detection history information storage unit 333.

  The target determination unit 345 determines a target position of a part of the body of the subject person EP based on the position of a part of the body (detection target part) of the subject person EP recognized by the recognition unit 341. For example, in the case of walking rehabilitation, the target determination unit 345 determines the foot of the subject person EP based on at least one of the current foot position of the subject person EP and the foot position history of the subject person EP. Determine the movement target position. In particular, the target determination unit 345 may determine the traveling direction of the subject person EP based on the foot position history of the subject person EP, and may determine the movement target position according to the determined traveling direction. Alternatively, the target determination unit 345 may determine the traveling direction of the subject person EP based on the direction of the foot of the subject person EP, and may determine the movement target position according to the determined traveling direction. Alternatively, the target determination unit 345 may determine the movement target position, for example, in a random direction or toward a predetermined goal position regardless of the traveling direction of the subject person EP.

The target determination unit 345 may calculate the movement amount of the detection target part of the body of the subject EP and determine the movement target position based on the calculated movement amount. For example, when the recognition unit 341 recognizes the position of the foot of the subject person EP, the target determination unit 345 calculates the stride of the subject person EP based on the history of the foot position of the subject person EP. Then, the target determination unit 345 sets the movement target position at a position moved by the stride from the current position of the foot of the subject person EP. The stride length of the subject person EP indicates the amount of movement of the leg of the subject person EP, and corresponds to an example of the amount of movement of the detection target part of the body of the subject person EP.
When the recognition unit 341 recognizes the movement of the position of the foot of the subject person EP, the target determination unit 345 may detect the interval at which the foot of the subject person EP has moved as the stride. Alternatively, when the recognition unit 341 recognizes the position where the subject person EP has his / her foot on the floor surface, the target determination unit 345 has the position where the subject person EP has next to his / her foot from the floor surface. The interval up to may be detected as the stride.

  The evaluation unit 346 evaluates the positional relationship between the position of the detection target part of the body of the subject person EP and the movement target position. For example, the evaluation unit 346 calculates the distance between the position of the body part of the subject person EP recognized by the recognition unit 341 and the movement target position determined by the target determination unit 345. Then, the evaluation unit 346 determines whether or not the calculated distance is equal to or less than a predetermined threshold value. When it is determined that the distance between the detection target part of the body of the subject person EP and the movement target position is equal to or less than the threshold value, the evaluation unit 346 evaluates that the target position has been reached. On the other hand, when it is determined that the distance between the detection target part of the body of the subject person EP and the movement target position is larger than the threshold value, the evaluation unit 346 evaluates that the target position has not been reached.

  The distance threshold used by the evaluation unit 346 may be a constant set in advance for a plurality of target persons EP. Or you may make it the evaluation part 346 set a threshold value for every object person EP, such as setting 1/10 of the stride of object person EP as a threshold value. Moreover, the threshold value of the distance used by the evaluation unit 346 may be set in common for a plurality of types of rehabilitation, or may be set for each type of rehabilitation. Moreover, the magnitude | size of a threshold value may be set so that the direction of the rehabilitation which moves a leg | foot may become larger than the rehabilitation which moves a hand.

  The number of stages at which the evaluation unit 346 evaluates the relative positional relationship between the position of a part of the body of the subject EP (detection target part) and the movement target position is the target position arrival or target position non-reaching described above. It is not limited to these two stages, and may be a multi-stage having three or more stages. For example, the evaluation unit 346 uses, in addition to the determination threshold value for determining whether or not the target position has been reached, further the determination threshold value for the shift when the target position is not reached, in three stages: target position arrival, small shift, and large shift An evaluation may be performed.

Moreover, the method by which the evaluation unit 346 evaluates the positional relationship between the position of the detection target part of the body of the subject EP and the movement target position is not limited to a method using a threshold value. For example, the evaluation unit 346 may determine whether or not there is an overlap between the position of the detection target part of the body of the subject EP and the movement target position, and may determine that the target position has been reached when it is determined that there is an overlap.
Further, for example, in the case of walking rehabilitation, the target determination unit 345 determines the movement target position on the floor within a certain area, and the recognition unit 341 determines the position of the foot of the subject EP. You may make it recognize in the range of the shape of a leg | foot. Then, the evaluation unit 346 may determine whether or not there is an overlap between the range determined as the movement target position and the range detected as the position of the foot of the subject EP.

The foot display parameter setting unit 347 sets foot display parameters in rehabilitation for moving a foot such as walking. The foot display parameter is a parameter used for displaying the target image when the subject EP moves his / her foot.
The hand display parameter setting unit 348 sets hand display parameters in rehabilitation for moving a hand. The hand display parameter is a parameter used for displaying the target image when the subject EP moves his / her hand.
The disturbance display parameter setting unit 349 sets a disturbance display parameter. The disturbance display parameter is a parameter used for displaying a disturbance that prevents the subject EP from moving the foot or hand to the target image when the subject EP of rehabilitation moves the foot or hand to the predetermined target image. is there. Alternatively, the disturbance display parameter is used to display a disturbance that prevents the target EP from avoiding the foot or hand from the target image when the target EP of the rehabilitation avoids the foot or hand from the target image. The parameter used.

  The operation unit 35 is configured using an existing input device such as a keyboard, a pointing device (such as a mouse or a tablet), a button, or a touch panel. The operation unit 35 is operated by a physical therapist or the like when inputting an instruction from the physical therapist or the like to the rehabilitation support control device 300. The operation unit 35 may be an interface for connecting the input device to the rehabilitation support control device 300. In this case, the operation unit 35 inputs an input signal generated in response to an input from a physical therapist or the like in the input device to the rehabilitation support control device 300. The operation unit 35 may be configured as a touch panel integrated with the display unit 36.

  The display unit 36 is an image display device such as a CRT (Cathode Ray Tube) display, a liquid crystal display, or an organic EL (Electro Luminescence) display. The display unit 36 displays images and characters. The display unit 36 may be an interface for connecting the image display device to the rehabilitation support control device 300. In this case, the display unit 36 generates a video signal for displaying images and characters, and outputs the video signal to an image display device connected to the display unit 36.

FIG. 3 is a perspective view for explaining a first operation region by the rehabilitation support control device 300.
FIG. 3 shows a state in which the subject EP is performing rehabilitation of hand movement on the table T (first motion region). The output device 200 projects the target image M1 on the table T. The subject EP performs rehabilitation related to hand movement based on the target image M1 output to the output area 900 by the output device 200.
The sensor 100 detects the position of a part of the body of the subject EP when the subject EP moves the hand within the detection range 800, and outputs detection result information to the rehabilitation support control device 300 at predetermined time intervals. .

  FIG. 4 is a plan view showing a display example of an image in the rehabilitation support system 1. In FIG. 4, the example of the image in the case of performing rehabilitation of a hand operation | movement using the rehabilitation assistance system 1 is shown. In the example of FIG. 4, the image is displayed on the projection surface (output region 900) on the desk by projecting the image of the output device 200. Specifically, target images M111a, M111b, M112a and M112b indicating the history of the target position, history images M121a and M121b of the position of the hand of the subject EP, and an image M131a indicating the current hand position of the subject EP. And M131b and target images M141a and M141b indicating the next target position are shown as hand-shaped images, respectively. In FIG. 4, the symbol “a” indicates the right hand and “b” indicates the left hand. For example, the target image M111a shows the history of the target position of the right hand. The target image M111b shows the history of the target position of the left hand.

  However, these images in the rehabilitation support system 1 are not limited to images of the shape of the body detection target part. For example, the output device 200 may display a circle instead of the image of the shape of the detection target part of the body, such as displaying the target position of the right hand as a red circle and displaying the target position of the left hand as a blue circle. Good.

  In this way, the display control unit 342 controls the output device 200 to display the target image and the history image on the table T, so that the subject EP intuitively moves his / her hand relative to the target. Track record.

FIG. 5 is a perspective view for explaining a second operation region by the rehabilitation support control device 300.
FIG. 5 shows a state in which the subject EP is performing rehabilitation of walking motion on the floor FL (second motion region). The output device 200 projects target images M2 to M5 on the floor FL. The subject EP performs rehabilitation of walking motion based on the target images M2 to M5 output from the output device 200 to the output area 900. For example, the subject person EP performs rehabilitation to walk from the start position shown in the target images M2 to M5 to the target position. The sensor 100 detects the position of the foot of the subject EP within the detection range 800, and outputs the detection result information to the rehabilitation support control device 300 every predetermined time.

FIG. 6 is a plan view showing an example of image display in the rehabilitation support system 1.
FIG. 6 is a diagram illustrating another example of image display in the rehabilitation support system 1. In FIG. 6, the example of the image in the case of performing rehabilitation of a walk using the rehabilitation assistance system 1 is shown. In the example of FIG. 6, the image is displayed on the projection surface (output area 900) on the floor by projecting the image of the output device. Specifically, target images M211 to M214 indicating the history of the target position, history images M221 to M223 of the foot position of the subject person EP, an image M231 showing the current foot position of the subject person EP, A target image M241 indicating the target position is shown as a foot-shaped image.

In the example of FIG. 4, the target positions of the right hand and the left hand are displayed. In the example of FIG. 6, the next target image M241 of the left foot is shown, but the next target image of the right foot is shown. It has not been. This is because the right hand and the left hand can be moved simultaneously in hand movement, whereas the right and left legs are alternately moved in walking. According to the rehabilitation support system 1 of the present embodiment, as a rehabilitation of the movement of the foot, not only walking (the operation of alternately stepping on the left and right feet), but also moving only one foot continuously, “Kenkopa” It is also possible to train the movement of the foot that moves both feet at the same time. In that case, the output device 200 outputs a target image and a history image corresponding to the movement of each foot to the output area 900.
Note that, as described with reference to FIG. 4, the image displayed by the output device 200 is not limited to a foot-shaped image. For example, the output device 200 may display a circle instead of the foot-shaped image, such as displaying the target position of the right foot with a red circle and displaying the target position of the left foot with a blue circle. In contrast to the above embodiment, the left and right foot target images are not displayed one by one, but the left and right foot target images may always be displayed together. It is also possible to display differently between the current foot position image and the past foot position history image. For example, the current foot position image may be displayed as a graphic such as a circle or a rectangle, and the past left and right foot history images may be displayed as a “footstep” graphic.

  In this manner, the display control unit 342 controls the output device 200 to display the target image and the history image on the floor FL, so that the subject EP intuitively moves his / her foot relative to the target. Track record.

Next, the flow of detection and recording processing of rehabilitation detection target information of the subject will be described with reference to FIGS.
FIG. 7 is a flowchart illustrating an example of a motion region determination process performed by the rehabilitation support control device 300.
FIG. 8 is a perspective view illustrating an example in which the rehabilitation support control device 300 projects a target image that is a movement target of the hand.
FIG. 9 is a diagram illustrating an example in which the rehabilitation support control device 300 displays a hand disturbance.
FIG. 10 is a diagram illustrating an example in which the foot display parameter setting unit 347 sets a step value.
FIG. 11 is a perspective view illustrating an example in which the rehabilitation support control device 300 projects a target image that is an avoidance target when the subject EP walks.
FIG. 12 is a perspective view showing an example in which the rehabilitation support control device 300 projects a disturbance when the subject EP walks.
First, the rehabilitation support system 1 is moved to an environment where the subject person EP performs rehabilitation according to the rehabilitation content that the physical therapist or occupational therapist intends to perform. Moreover, the height of the leg part 310 is adjusted appropriately. Next, the subject person EP takes a posture corresponding to the content of rehabilitation to be performed in the detection range 800. For example, in the case of performing arm rehabilitation on a table, the subject EP takes a posture of sitting on a chair and placing a hand on the table. Further, for example, when performing rehabilitation of walking motion, the subject EP takes a standing posture. When the subject person EP takes these postures, a physical therapist or the like inputs preparation start instruction information to the rehabilitation support control device 300. The operation unit 35 acquires the preparation start instruction information (step S10). In addition, after a physical therapist or the like inputs preparation start instruction information to the rehabilitation support control device 300, the subject EP may take an attitude corresponding to the content of rehabilitation to be performed in the detection range 800.

  Then, the sensor 100 starts detection, and the input unit 31 acquires detection result information (step S11). The input unit 31 outputs detection result information to the control unit 34. In the control unit 34, the recognition unit 341 acquires the detection result information and recognizes the operation of the subject person EP. Alternatively, the recognizing unit 341 recognizes a table, floor, etc. existing in the detection range 800. The recognition unit 341 outputs the recognition result to the motion region determination unit 343.

  Next, the motion region determination unit 343 determines the motion region by the method described with reference to FIGS. 3 and 5 (step S12). For example, the motion region determination unit 343 may determine that the motion region is the floor FL if the recognition result by the recognition unit 341 indicates that the whole body of the subject person EP is recognized. For example, the motion region determination unit 343 may determine that the motion region is the table T if the recognition result indicates the presence of the table T. In addition to this, the motion region determination unit 343 can determine the motion region using the various determination methods described above. Next, the motion area determination unit 343 determines whether the motion area is the floor FL (step S13). When the motion region is the floor FL (step S13; Yes), the motion region determination unit 343 sets the detection target part to the foot (for example, ankle or toe) of the subject EP (step S17). When the motion region determination unit 343 sets the detection target part to the foot of the subject EP, the foot display parameter setting unit 347 next sets the foot display parameter in the rehabilitation for moving the foot (step S18). The foot display parameter is a parameter used for displaying the target image when the subject EP moves his / her foot.

  The foot display parameters include, for example, foot distance parameters, foot time parameters, foot vector parameters, and the like. For the foot distance parameter, for example, a parameter (step value shown in FIG. 10) used to determine the stride indicated by the target image and a stance (including a step) indicated by the target image are used. Parameters (steps shown in FIG. 10) and the like are included. A stance is two parallel lines that extend in front of the subject (for example, the front or face of the body or the direction in which the subject is scheduled to travel), and a predetermined part of the subject's two legs (eg, the tip of a heel or thumb) ) Represents the distance of the parallel lines passing through each of them. The foot time parameter includes, for example, a parameter indicating the total time during which the target image is displayed and rehabilitation is performed, and the time from when the currently displayed target image is displayed until the next timing at which the target image is displayed. The parameter which shows is included. In addition, the foot vector parameters include, for example, parameters used for determining the display direction of the target image displayed at the next timing with reference to the currently displayed target image. The foot display parameter setting unit 347 records the specified foot distance parameter, foot time parameter, foot vector parameter, and the like in the parameter information storage unit 334. By setting these parameters, for example, a foot-shaped target image as illustrated in FIG. 6 can be displayed according to the content of the rehabilitation of the subject EP.

  In addition to this, for example, when the target image is a rehabilitation that is an avoidance target when the target person EP walks, the foot display parameter setting unit 347 determines whether the foot image is displayed in accordance with information input from the operation unit 35. Set display parameters. For example, as shown in FIG. 11, the rehabilitation support control device 300 is an avoidance target when the target person EP walks on a pedestrian crossing. In this rehabilitation, a target image in the shape of a car is projected and the target person EP avoids the target image.

When the foot display parameter setting unit 347 sets the foot display parameter, the disturbance display parameter setting unit 349 next sets the foot disturbance display parameter (step S19). For example, the rehabilitation support control device 300 executes a dedicated application, and a physical therapist or the like inputs various information to the rehabilitation support control device 300. The disturbance display parameter setting unit 349 displays a disturbance display parameter according to information input to the rehabilitation support control device 300 when the target image is rehabilitation that is a target for moving the foot when the subject EP walks. Set.
For example, as shown in FIG. 12, when the rehabilitation support control device 300 walks the crossing crosswalk, the rehabilitation support control device 300 causes the rehabilitation target EP to move the foot to a predetermined target image. It is a parameter used to project a disturbance in the shape of a hindering automobile as an image.

  The foot disturbance display parameters include, for example, a disturbance distance parameter, a disturbance time parameter, a disturbance vector parameter, and the like. The distance parameter for disturbance includes, for example, a parameter used for determining the distance from the currently displayed disturbance to the disturbance displayed at the next timing. Further, the disturbance time parameter includes, for example, a parameter indicating a time until the currently displayed disturbance is displayed at a position different from the current position. Further, the disturbance vector parameters include, for example, parameters used for determining the display direction of the disturbance displayed at the next timing based on the currently displayed disturbance. The disturbance display parameter setting unit 349 records the specified disturbance distance parameter, disturbance time parameter, disturbance vector parameter, and the like in the parameter information storage unit 334.

On the other hand, when the operation region is not the floor FL (step S13; No). The motion region determination unit 343 sets the detection target part to the hand (for example, the back of the hand or the fingertip) (step S14). The motion region determination unit 343 outputs information on the detection target part to the recognition unit 341. In addition, the motion region determination unit 343 outputs the motion region to the display control unit 342. When the motion region determination unit 343 sets the detection target part in the hand of the subject EP, the hand display parameter setting unit 348 next sets the hand display parameter (step S15). For example, the rehabilitation support control device 300 executes a dedicated application, and an occupational therapist or the like inputs various information to the rehabilitation support control device 300. The hand display parameter setting unit 348 displays the hand image according to the information input from the rehabilitation support control device 300 when the target image is a rehabilitation that is a movement target of the hand when the subject EP moves the hand. Set the parameters.
For example, as shown in FIG. 8, the rehabilitation support control device 300 is a rehabilitation support control device 300 that moves the hand when the target person EP moves the hand. This is a rehabilitation in which a target image in the shape of an apple serving as a moving target is projected and the subject EP moves his hand to the position of the target image.

  The hand display parameters include, for example, hand position parameters, hand time parameters, hand vector parameters, and the like. The hand position parameter includes, for example, a parameter used for determining an area where the target image is displayed. The manual time parameter includes a time parameter indicating a time until the currently displayed target image is displayed at a position different from the current one. The hand vector parameters include parameters used for determining the display direction of the target image displayed at the next timing with reference to the currently displayed target image. The hand display parameter setting unit 348 records the designated hand distance parameter, hand time parameter, hand vector parameter, and the like in the parameter information storage unit 334. By setting these parameters, for example, the target image illustrated in FIG. 4 can be displayed according to the content of the rehabilitation of the subject person EP.

When the hand display parameter setting unit 348 sets the hand display parameter, the disturbance display parameter setting unit 349 sets the hand disturbance display parameter (step S16).
For example, the rehabilitation support control device 300 executes a dedicated application, and an occupational therapist or the like inputs various information to the rehabilitation support control device 300. The disturbance display parameter setting unit 349 displays the disturbance display according to the information input to the rehabilitation support control device 300 when the target image is rehabilitation that is a movement target of the hand when the subject EP moves the hand. Set the parameters.
For example, as shown in FIG. 9, when the rehabilitation support control apparatus 300 moves the hand to the position of the target image that is the character selected by the subject EP, the hand disturbance display parameter is This is a parameter used to project a disturbance that is a character that should not be selected as an image.

  The hand disturbance display parameters include, for example, a disturbance distance parameter, a disturbance time parameter, a disturbance vector parameter, and the like. The distance parameter for disturbance includes, for example, a parameter used for determining the distance from the currently displayed disturbance to the disturbance displayed at the next timing. Further, the disturbance time parameter includes, for example, a parameter indicating a time until the currently displayed disturbance is displayed at a position different from the current position. Further, the disturbance vector parameters include, for example, parameters used for determining the display direction of the disturbance displayed at the next timing based on the currently displayed disturbance. The disturbance display parameter setting unit 349 records the specified disturbance distance parameter, disturbance time parameter, disturbance vector parameter, and the like in the parameter information storage unit 334. This completes the actual rehabilitation preparation process. Next, the subject person EP starts rehabilitation in the motion region determined in the preparation process.

Next, the recognition process of the subject person EP during the rehabilitation will be described with reference to FIG.
FIG. 13 is a flowchart illustrating an example of recognition processing of the subject person EP by the rehabilitation support control device 300.
The subject EP to be rehabilitated enters the detection range 800 and starts rehabilitation. In addition, the physical therapist or the like inputs rehabilitation start instruction information to the rehabilitation support control device 300 together with the name, gender, height, and the like of the subject EP. Then, the operation part 35 acquires rehabilitation start instruction information (step S20). Next, the display control unit 342 generates a target image corresponding to the operation area. For example, when the operation area is the floor FL, the display control unit 342 generates a target image displaying a foot shape. In addition, the target determination unit 345 calculates coordinate information of a position where the target image is displayed. The position for displaying the target image may be changed according to the foot display parameter set in step S18. When the operation area is a table, the display control unit 342 generates a target image that displays a target to be touched by the subject person EP by hand. Further, the target determining unit 345 calculates coordinate information of the display position. The output unit 32 acquires the information (target image and display position) and instructs the output device 200 to output the information. The output device 200 displays the target image generated by the display control unit 342 in the output area 900 according to the instruction of the output unit 32 (step S21). Thus, when the output device 200 displays the target image in the operation area, the subject person EP performs an operation of moving the body part related to the detection target part to the display position. For example, when a foot-shaped target image is displayed, the subject EP moves the foot to the position where the foot shape is displayed. For example, when the target image of the target is displayed on the table, the target person EP moves the hand to the position where the target image is displayed and touches the table.
The sensor 100 continues to detect the motion of the subject EP and outputs it to the rehabilitation support control device 300. In the rehabilitation support control apparatus 300, the input unit 31 acquires detection result information (step S22), and outputs the detection result information to the control unit 34.

  In the control unit 34, the recognition unit 341 acquires detection result information. When the recognition unit 341 acquires the detection result information, the recognition unit 341 selects data of the detection target part from the information. For example, when Kinect (registered trademark) is used, the recognition unit 341 acquires position information about a plurality of parts of the subject person EP as detection result information. The recognition unit 341 selects position information of the detection target part determined by the motion region determination unit 343 from the recognition unit 341. For example, when the detection target part determined by the motion region determination unit 343 is a foot (the motion region is a floor), the recognition unit 341 selects position information of the foot (for example, ankle) from the detection result information. Further, for example, when the detection target part determined by the motion region determination unit 343 is a hand (motion region is a table), the recognition unit 341 selects position information of the hand (for example, the back of the hand) from the detection result information. The recognition unit 341 outputs the selected detection target part and its position information to the recording unit 344. The recording unit 344 records the detection result information of the detection target part in the detection history information storage unit 333 (step S23). As described above, the recognition unit 341 can detect which data among the data included in the detection result information is related to the motion region even if the detection result information includes the whole body data related to the motion of the subject EP. Recognize whether it is part data and select that data. Then, the recording unit 344 records only the detection result information (position information) of the selected detection target part.

Next, the display control unit 342 generates a history image and outputs it to the output unit 32. The output device 200 displays the history image in the output area 900 according to the instruction of the output unit 32 (step S24).
Next, the control unit 34 determines whether or not to end the detection process (step S25). For example, when a physical therapist or the like inputs rehabilitation end instruction information, the control unit 34 acquires the information via the operation unit 35 and determines to end the detection process. Also, when the subject EP has gone out of the detection range 800, when the hand of the subject EP has gone out of the detection range 800, or when a preset rehabilitation time has elapsed In addition, the control unit 34 determines to end the detection process.
When it determines with not complete | finishing (step S25; No), the process from step S21 is repeated.
When it determines with complete | finishing (step S25; Yes), the control part 34 complete | finishes the production | generation process of a target image, and the process which records the data of a detection target part. Note that the display control unit 342 uses the detection result data (detection target information CG) of the target person EP recorded in the detection history information storage unit 333 to detect the operation result (for example, the detection target) of the target person EP in the current rehabilitation. An image (hereinafter, referred to as a result image RP) that displays the locus of movement of the part may be generated, and the output device 200 may display this image. Here, the result image RP is an example of image information.

Next, processing for setting parameters during rehabilitation will be described with reference to FIG.
FIG. 14 is a flowchart illustrating an example of parameter setting in rehabilitation using the rehabilitation support system 1.
First, before the rehabilitation is performed, a physical therapist or the like sets parameters (such as foot display parameters) for the subject EP (step S30). Specifically, a physical therapist or the like inputs various parameters to the rehabilitation support control device 300 with reference to a display screen (display unit 36) provided in the rehabilitation support control device 300. Next, a physical therapist etc. inputs preparation start instruction information to the rehabilitation support control apparatus 300, and implements rehabilitation (step S31). As described above, the motion region determination unit 343 of the rehabilitation support control device 300 determines the motion region and sets the detection target part. When the operation area is the floor FL, the foot display parameter setting unit 347 sets the foot display parameter input in step S30. Also, the disturbance display parameter setting unit 349 sets the foot disturbance display parameter input in step S30. On the other hand, when the operation area is the table T, the hand display parameter setting unit 348 sets the hand display parameter input in step S30, and the disturbance display parameter setting unit 349 sets the hand display parameter input in step S30. Set the disturbance display parameters. When the parameter setting by the foot display parameter setting unit 347 and the like is completed, the display control unit 342 generates a target image or the like according to the operation area, and the output device 200 displays these images. The subject person EP performs rehabilitation based on the displayed target image. When a series of predetermined rehabilitation programs are completed, the display control unit 342 generates an image including the rehabilitation result, and the output device 200 displays the rehabilitation result (step S32). The rehabilitation result is, for example, the actual value of the evaluation result through the rehabilitation program by the evaluation unit 346. The rehabilitation result may be displayed, for example, as a ratio of the number of times that the evaluation unit 346 evaluates that the target position has been reached with respect to the total display number of target images.

  Next, a physical therapist determines whether to continue rehabilitation. For example, a physical therapist or the like may determine whether or not to continue the rehabilitation based on whether or not the rehabilitation is performed for a predetermined time. Alternatively, the physical therapist or the like may determine whether or not to continue the rehabilitation based on the degree of fatigue of the subject EP and the achievement level indicated by the rehabilitation result. When it is determined that the rehabilitation is not continued (step S33; No), the flowchart is ended.

When it is determined that the rehabilitation is continued (step S33; Yes), the physical therapist determines whether it is necessary to review the parameter setting (step S34). For example, when the rehabilitation result of the subject person EP exceeds the expectation, the physical therapist determines that it is necessary to review the parameter setting so as to require a more difficult operation. Or, if the subject's EP's movement of the hand or foot is as expected and it seems that it is better to train the movement of the hand or foot of the same difficulty again, the physical therapist, Judge that the parameter settings need not be reviewed. When it is determined that the parameter setting needs not be reviewed (step S34; No), the physical therapist or the like inputs start instruction information to the rehabilitation support control device 300, and repeats the processing from step S31. In addition, when performing rehabilitation in the same motion region for the same subject EP, the motion region determination processing by the motion region determination unit 343 may be omitted.
When it is determined that the parameter setting needs to be reviewed (step S34; Yes), the physical therapist examines a new parameter (step S35). For example, when the rehabilitation result this time is good, the physical therapist examines parameters that require a more difficult movement. Alternatively, if the current rehabilitation result is not good, a physical therapist or the like examines a parameter that requires an operation with low difficulty. When the parameters are examined, the physical therapist or the like sets the new parameters (step S30) and repeats the processing from step S31. According to the rehabilitation support system 1 of the present embodiment, the parameters can be arbitrarily set, so that the subject EP can perform rehabilitation according to physical condition and ability. In the above description, the parameter input / setting is executed with reference to the display screen (display unit 36) provided in the rehabilitation support control device 300, but the parameter setting screen output from the output device 200 is referred to. Various parameters may be input and set on a setting screen displayed on the floor or table.

  According to the present embodiment, the operation information (detection target information CG of the present embodiment) of the subject EP in the rehabilitation on the floor FL performed by the physical therapist and the rehabilitation on the table T performed by the occupational therapist is recorded as 1 This can be done with the table rehabilitation support system 1. For example, even if the place where the rehabilitation for walking motion is performed and the table T for performing the rehabilitation of hand movement exist at different positions, the rehabilitation support system 1 is moved to detect the motion of the subject EP at each position. The operation information can be recorded. In addition, when rehabilitation of hand movement is performed by installing a table T at a place where rehabilitation of walking motion is performed, rehabilitation of walking motion can be performed only by causing the motion region determination unit 343 to determine the motion region before rehabilitation. And a mode for detecting rehabilitation of hand movement can be switched. Therefore, it is not necessary to introduce a rehabilitation support control device for each type of rehabilitation. In addition, when a plurality of rehabilitation support control devices are introduced, the data structure of the data related to the subject person EP output by each device is generally different. If the data structure is different, for example, when analyzing the rehabilitation history of a certain subject EP, handling of the data becomes complicated and difficult. In the present embodiment, data to be recorded regarding the subject person EP is position information of one part of both hands or both feet, and can be recorded and processed with a common data structure. Therefore, it is possible to share the analysis processing of recorded data and the like, and the handling of data becomes easy. In addition, no matter what action the subject person EP performs, the recognition process and the recording process are limited to the pair of left and right data of the part related to the action intended for rehabilitation, so the process can be speeded up and simplified. Can do. Further, in general motion capture, there is a problem that the subject EP needs to wear a marker in order to detect the motion of the subject EP, which is troublesome. However, the rehabilitation support system 1 according to the present embodiment may be used. In this case, the subject person EP does not need to wear a marker and can easily detect the action of the subject person EP.

[Specific example of recognition information: When rehabilitation is walking]
Hereinafter, with reference to FIGS. 15 and 16, more specific examples of the detection target information CG and the result image RP when the rehabilitation content is walking will be described.
FIG. 15 is a plan view illustrating an example of recognition by the recognition unit 341 when the rehabilitation content is walking.
As described above, the recognition unit 341 can recognize the position information of each part of the human body in association with the part. In this example, the recognizing unit 341 recognizes whether it is detection data of a part (detection target part) of the body of the subject person EP, and supplies the detection target information CG to the display control unit 342. In the following description, a part (detection target part) of the body of the subject person EP recognized by the recognition unit 341 is referred to as a rehabilitation target part TP. The recognition unit 341 supplies the display control unit 342 with detection target information CG indicating the position of the rehabilitation target site TP of the recognized subject person EP.
As described above, in this example, the rehabilitation target site TP is a foot. Specifically, the rehabilitation target part TP is a right foot and a left foot. Therefore, the recognition unit 341 recognizes the positions of the right foot and the left foot of the subject person EP among the positions of the subject person EP.
The recognition unit 341 supplies the right foot position RFL indicating the coordinates of the position on the floor FL where the right foot lands as detection target information CG to the display control unit 342 as the subject EP walks. Further, the recognition unit 341 supplies the left foot position LFL indicating the coordinates of the position on the floor FL where the left foot lands as the detection target information CG to the display control unit 342 as the subject EP walks.

  As shown in FIG. 15, in this example, the right foot and the left foot each land 5 times. The recognizing unit 341 recognizes from the right foot position RFL1 which is the right foot position RFL of the first landing of the right foot to the right foot position RFL5 which is the right foot position RFL of the fifth landing. In the following description, when the right foot position RFL1 to the right foot position RFL5 are not distinguished, they are collectively referred to as the right foot position RFL. The recognizing unit 341 recognizes from the left foot position LFL1, which is the left foot position LFL of the first landing of the left foot, to the left foot position LFL5, which is the left foot position LFL of the fifth landing. In the following description, when the left foot position LFL1 to the left foot position LFL5 are not distinguished, they are collectively referred to as the left foot position LFL.

The recognizing unit 341 supplies the right foot locus RFT indicating the coordinates of the locus of the right foot moving in the air as the subject EP walks to the display control unit 342 as the detection target information CG. The recognizing unit 341 supplies the left foot locus LFT indicating the coordinates of the locus of the left foot moving in the air as the subject EP walks to the display control unit 342 as the detection target information CG.
As shown in FIG. 15, in this example, the right foot and the left foot each move four times in the air. The recognizing unit 341 recognizes from the right foot locus RFT1 which is the first right foot locus RFT of the right foot to the right foot locus RFT4 which is the fourth right foot locus RFT. In the following description, when the right foot locus RFT1 to the right foot locus RFT4 are not distinguished, they are collectively referred to as the right foot locus RFT. The recognizing unit 341 recognizes from the left foot locus LFT1 which is the first left foot locus LFT of the left foot to the left foot locus LFT1 which is the fourth left foot locus LFT. In the following description, when the left foot locus LFT1 to the left foot locus LFT4 are not distinguished, they are collectively referred to as the left foot locus LFT.

[Specific example of display control unit: When rehabilitation is walking]
Hereinafter, a more specific example of the result image RP controlled by the display control unit 342 will be described with reference to FIG.
FIG. 16 is a first diagram illustrating an example of the result image RP1.
As described above, the display control unit 342 generates the result image RP indicating the result of the rehabilitation performed on the rehabilitation target site TP of the subject EP based on the detection target information CG. In the following description, the result image RP when the rehabilitation target site TP is a foot is referred to as a result image RP1.
As shown in FIG. 16, in the result image RP1, as information on the position of the foot that is the rehabilitation target part TP, the trajectory information TC, landing timing information GT, landing rhythm information GR, average stride information ALS, average step information AFD, The required time information TR and the stance time comparison information STD are included.

[About trajectory information]
The trajectory information TC is information indicating the trajectory of the foot accompanying the subject EP walking.
The display control unit 342 controls the display of the foot trajectory accompanying the movement of the foot based on the right foot position RFL, the left foot position LFL, the right foot locus RFT, and the left foot locus LFT included in the detection target information CG.
For example, the display control unit 342 controls display that connects the coordinates indicated by the right foot position RFL and the right foot locus RFT for each predetermined time included in the detection target information CG. Thereby, the display control unit 342 performs control to display a right foot locus as the locus information TC. In addition, the display control unit 342 controls, for example, display that connects the coordinates indicated by the left foot position LFL and the left foot locus LFT for each predetermined time indicated in the detection target information CG. Thereby, the display control unit 342 performs control to display the locus of the left foot as the locus information TC.

Further, as shown in FIG. 16, the trajectory information TC is indicated along the walking direction axis axd indicating the direction of walking of the subject person EP.
The display control unit 342 calculates the walking direction axis axd based on the right foot position RFL, the left foot position LFL, the right foot locus RFT, and the left foot locus LFT. The display control unit 342 performs control to display the trajectory information TC along the walking direction axis axd.
In addition, the display control unit 342 controls to display the trajectory information TC by combining the walking direction axis axd and the axis of the result image RP. For example, the display control unit 342 performs control to display the trajectory information TC so that the directions of the walking direction axis axd and the y axis of the result image RP coincide.

  In the above description, the display control unit 342 has described the case where the display control unit 342 performs the display control so that the directions of the walking direction axis axd and the y axis of the result image RP coincide with each other. The display control unit 342 may perform control so that the axis indicating a certain linear direction and the direction of the walking direction axis axd coincide with each other. The axis indicating a certain linear direction may be, for example, the x-axis direction of the result image RP, or may be an axis indicating a direction obtained by combining the x-axis and the y-axis of the result image RP. The y axis of the result image RP is an example of a first axis related to display.

  In the above description, the trajectory information TC is displayed as the result image RP. However, the present invention is not limited to this. The display control unit 342 may display the result image RP indicating the trajectory information TC as a moving image that is connected every unit time.

[About landing timing information]
The landing timing information GT is information indicating the landing timing of the foot as the subject EP walks.
The display control unit 342 controls the display of the landing timing associated with the landing of the foot based on the right foot position RFL and the left foot position LFL included in the detection target information CG.
For example, the display control unit 342 performs control to display the movement of the position of the right foot over time based on the time when the right foot position RFL included in the detection target information CG is detected and the position. Further, the display control unit 342 performs control to display the movement of the position of the left foot over time based on the time when the left foot position LFL included in the detection target information CG is detected and the position.

Moreover, as shown in FIG. 16, the landing timing information GT is indicated along the walking direction axis axd indicating the walking direction of the subject EP.
The display control unit 342 calculates the walking direction axis axd based on the right foot position RFL and the left foot position LFL. The display control unit 342 performs control to display the landing timing information GT along the walking direction axis axd.
The display control unit 342 controls to display the landing timing information GT by combining the walking direction axis axd and the axis of the result image RP. For example, the display control unit 342 performs control to display the landing timing information GT so that the walking direction axis axd and the y axis of the result image RP coincide with each other.

  In the above description, the landing timing information GT is displayed as the result image RP. However, the present invention is not limited to this. The display control unit 342 may display the result image RP indicating the landing timing information GT as a moving image that is connected every unit time.

[About landing rhythm information]
The landing rhythm information GR is information indicating a landing rhythm that a foot lands on the floor FL when the subject EP walks.
The display control unit 342 controls the display of the landing rhythm associated with the landing of the foot, based on the right foot position RFL and the left foot position LFL included in the detection target information CG.
For example, the display control unit 342 performs control to display the time at which the right foot position RFL and the left foot position LFL included in the detection target information CG are detected, side by side on the time axis axt indicating the passage of time.

  Also, as shown in FIG. 16, the display control unit 342 controls to display the landing rhythm information GR by combining the time axis axt and the axis of the result image RP. For example, the display control unit 342 performs control to display the landing rhythm information GR so that the directions of the time axis axt and the x axis of the result image RP coincide.

  In the above description, the case where the display control unit 342 performs control to display the time axis axt so that the direction of the x axis of the result image RP matches is described, but the present invention is not limited thereto. The display control unit 342 may perform control so that the axis indicating a certain linear direction and the direction of the time axis axt coincide with each other. The axis indicating a certain linear direction may be, for example, the y-axis direction of the result image RP, or may be an axis indicating a direction obtained by combining the x-axis and the y-axis of the result image RP. The x axis of the result image RP is an example of a second axis related to display.

  In the above description, the landing rhythm information GR is displayed as the result image RP. However, the present invention is not limited to this. The display control unit 342 may display the result image RP indicating the landing rhythm information GR as a moving image that is connected every unit time.

[About average stride information]
The average stride information ALS is information indicating the average step length of the foot when the subject EP walks. Specifically, the average stride information ALS includes information indicating the average step length of the right foot of the subject person EP and information indicating the average step length of the left foot.
For example, the display control unit 342 calculates the stride of the right foot, which is the distance between the landing positions of the right foot, based on the right foot position RFL included in the detection target information CG. Further, when a plurality of right foot positions RFL are acquired, the display control unit 342 calculates an average of the right foot stride calculated based on the right foot position RFL. Further, the display control unit 342 calculates the step length of the left foot, which is the distance between the landing positions of the left foot, based on the left foot position LFL included in the detection target information CG. Further, when a plurality of left foot positions LFL are acquired, the display control unit 342 calculates an average of the stride length of the left foot calculated based on the left foot position LFL. The display control unit 342 performs control to display the calculated average of the right foot stride and the average of the left foot stride as average stride information ALS.

In the above description, an example has been described in which the display control unit 342 controls the display using the information related to the stride of the subject EP as the average stride information ALS, but is not limited thereto. The display control unit 342 may perform control to display the maximum value of the stride of the subject EP based on the right foot position RFL and the left foot position LFL. Further, the display control unit 342 may perform control to display the minimum value of the stride of the subject EP based on the right foot position RFL and the left foot position LFL.
In the above description, an example in which the average stride information ALS of the subject person EP includes the average of the stride of the right foot and the average of the stride of the left foot has been described, but the present invention is not limited thereto. The display control unit 342 may perform control to display an average of the stride between the right foot and the left foot of the subject person EP as the average stride information ALS.

[About average step information]
The average step information AFD is information indicating a stance during walking of the right foot and the left foot when the subject EP walks.
For example, the display control unit 342 connects the coordinates indicated by the right foot position RFL included in the detection target information CG, and calculates the right foot axis indicating the direction in which the right foot travels. Further, the display control unit 342 connects the coordinates indicated by the left foot position LFL included in the detection target information CG, and calculates the left foot axis indicating the direction in which the left foot travels. The display control unit 342 calculates the average of the steps, which is the distance from the right foot axis to the left foot axis in a direction orthogonal or substantially orthogonal to the right foot axis and the left foot axis.
The display control unit 342 performs control to display the calculated average of the steps as the average step information AFD.

  In the above description, an example has been described in which the display control unit 342 controls display using information related to the step of the subject EP as the average step information AFD, but the present invention is not limited thereto. The display control unit 342 may perform control to display the maximum value of the step of the subject EP based on the right foot position RFL and the left foot position LFL. Further, the display control unit 342 may perform control to display the minimum value of the step of the subject EP based on the right foot position RFL and the left foot position LFL.

[About time information]
The required time information TR is information indicating the time from the start of operation to the end of operation of the rehabilitation target site TP in which the target person EP is operated according to the target image.
For example, the display control unit 342 detects the most recent right foot position RFL or left foot position LFL in the detection target information CG and the latest right foot position RFL or left foot position LFL in the detection target information CG. Control is performed to display the time difference from the set time as the required time information TR.

[Specific example of recognition information: When rehabilitation is hand movement]
Hereinafter, with reference to FIGS. 17 and 18, more specific examples of the detection target information CG and the result image RP when the rehabilitation content is a hand movement will be described.
FIG. 17 is a plan view showing an example of recognition by the recognition unit 341 when the rehabilitation content is a hand movement.
As shown in FIG. 17, in this example, the detection range 800 and the output region 900 are a table T having a surface on which the subject EP moves his / her hand. The subject person EP performs rehabilitation related to hand movement based on the target image output from the output device 200 to the output area 900.
In this example, the target person EP performs rehabilitation based on the target image to perform an operation of holding a hand over a plurality of movement target positions indicated in the target image.
As described above, the recognition unit 341 can recognize the position information of each part of the human body in association with the part. In this example, the recognizing unit 341 recognizes whether it is detection data of a part (detection target part) of the body of the subject person EP, and supplies the detection target information CG to the display control unit 342.
As described above, in this example, the rehabilitation target site TP is a hand. Specifically, the rehabilitation target part TP is a right hand and a left hand. Therefore, the recognition unit 341 recognizes the positions of the right hand and the left hand of the subject person EP among the positions of the subject person EP.
The recognition unit 341 supplies the right hand position RHL indicating the coordinates of the position on the table T where the right hand stops as the detection target information CG to the display control unit 342 in accordance with the movement of the hand of the subject EP. Further, the recognizing unit 341 supplies the left hand position LHL indicating the coordinates of the position on the table T where the left hand stops with the movement of the hand of the subject person EP to the display control unit 342 as the detection target information CG.
As shown in FIG. 17, in this example, the right hand and the left hand each stop on the table T nine times. The recognizing unit 341 recognizes from the right hand position RHL1 which is the right hand position RHL stopped at the first time of the right hand to the right hand position RHL9 which is the right hand position RHL stopped at the ninth time. In the following description, when the right hand position RHL1 to the right hand position RHL9 are not distinguished, they are collectively referred to as the right hand position RHL. The recognizing unit 341 recognizes from the left hand position LHL1 that is the left hand position LHL that stops at the first time of the left hand to the left hand position LHL9 that is the left hand position LHL that stops at the ninth time. In the following description, when the left hand position LHL1 to the left hand position LHL9 are not distinguished, they are collectively referred to as the left hand position LHL.

  The recognizing unit 341 supplies the right hand locus RHT indicating the coordinates of the locus of the right hand moving in the air as the detection target information CG to the display control unit 342 in accordance with the movement of the hand of the subject EP. The recognizing unit 341 supplies the left hand locus LHT indicating the coordinates of the locus of the left hand moving in the air with the movement of the hand of the subject EP to the display control unit 342 as detection target information CG.

  In the above description, the case where the rehabilitation of the movement of the hand moves the hand over the movement target position indicated in the target image has been described, but the present invention is not limited to this. The rehabilitation of the movement of the hand may be an operation of touching the movement target position shown in the target image. In this case, the recognition unit 341 may recognize the coordinates touching the moving target position indicated in the target image as the right hand position RHL and the left hand position LHL.

[Specific example of the display control unit: When the rehabilitation content is hand movement]
Hereinafter, a more specific example of the result image RP controlled by the display control unit 342 will be described with reference to FIG.
FIG. 18 is a second diagram illustrating an example of the result image RP2.
As described above, the display control unit 342 generates a result image RP indicating the result of the rehabilitation performed on the rehabilitation target site TP of the subject EP based on the detection target information CG. In the following description, the result image RP when the rehabilitation target site TP is a hand will be referred to as a result image RP2.
As shown in FIG. 18, the result image RP2 includes right hand reachable range information RHA, left hand reachable range information LHA, motion speed information HV, average motion speed information AHV, reach area as information related to the position of the hand that is the rehabilitation target site TP. Information RS, reach information RD, and left-right use comparison information LRD are included.

[Right-hand reach information]
The right hand reach range information RHA is information indicating a range that the right hand reaches when the subject person EP moves the right hand.
The display control unit 342 controls the display of the range reached by the right hand based on the right hand position RHL and the right hand locus RHT.
For example, the display control unit 342 controls display indicating a range connecting the right hand position RHL indicating the coordinates far from the position of the subject EP on the XY plane and the right hand locus RHT by a spline curve. Thereby, the display control part 342 performs control which displays the range which a right hand reaches | attains as right hand reachable range information RHA.

[Left hand range information]
The left hand reach range information LHA is information indicating a range that the left hand reaches when the subject EP moves the left hand.
The display control unit 342 controls the display of the range reached by the left hand based on the left hand position LHL and the left hand locus LHT.
For example, the display control unit 342 performs display control indicating a range connecting the left hand position LHL indicating the coordinates away from the position of the subject EP from the position of the subject EP on the XY plane and the left hand locus LHT by a spline curve. Do. Thereby, the display control part 342 performs control which displays the range which a left hand reaches as left hand reachable range information LHA.

[About operation speed information]
The operation speed information HV is information indicating the speed at which the speed when the subject EP moves his / her hand is the fastest. Specifically, the motion speed information HV includes motion speed information HVR indicating the fastest speed of movement of the right hand of the subject EP and motion speed information HVL indicating the fastest speed of movement of the left hand.
The display control unit 342 controls the display of the fastest speed when the right hand operates based on the right hand position RHL and the right hand locus RHT.
For example, the display control unit 342 calculates the time from the time when a certain right hand position RHL is detected to the time when the right hand position RHL detected next to the certain right hand position RHL is detected. Further, the display control unit 342 moves the right hand based on the calculated time and the movement distance of the right hand from the right hand position RHL indicated by the right hand locus RHT to the right hand position RHL detected next to the right hand position RHL. Calculate the speed. The display control unit 342 performs control to display the fastest moving speed among the calculated moving speeds of the right hand as the operation speed information HVR.

The display control unit 342 controls the display of the fastest speed when the left hand moves based on the left hand position LHL and the left hand locus LHT.
For example, the display control unit 342 calculates the time from the time when a certain left hand position LHL is detected to the time when the left hand position LHL detected next to the certain left hand position LHL is detected. Further, the display control unit 342 moves the left hand based on the calculated time and the left hand movement distance from the left hand position LHL indicated by the left hand locus LHT to the left hand position LHL detected next to the left hand position LHL. Calculate the speed. The display control unit 342 performs control to display the moving speed that is the fastest among the calculated moving speeds of the left hand as the operation speed information HVL.

[About average operating speed information]
The operation speed information HV is information indicating an average speed when the subject EP moves his / her hand. Specifically, the operation speed information HV includes average operation speed information AHVR indicating the average speed of the right hand movement of the subject EP and average operation speed information AHVL indicating the maximum speed of the left hand movement.
The display control unit 342 controls display of the average speed when the right hand moves based on the right hand position RHL and the right hand locus RHT.
For example, the display control unit 342 calculates the time from the time when a certain right hand position RHL is detected to the time when the right hand position RHL detected next to the certain right hand position RHL is detected. Further, the display control unit 342 moves the right hand based on the calculated time and the movement distance of the right hand from the right hand position RHL indicated by the right hand locus RHT to the right hand position RHL detected next to the right hand position RHL. Calculate the speed. Further, the display control unit 342 calculates an average speed of the calculated moving speed of the right hand. The display control unit 342 performs control to display the calculated average speed of the right hand as the average operation speed information AHVR.

The display control unit 342 controls the display of the average speed when the left hand moves based on the left hand position LHL and the left hand locus LHT.
For example, the display control unit 342 calculates the time from the time when a certain left hand position LHL is detected to the time when the left hand position LHL detected next to the certain left hand position LHL is detected. Further, the display control unit 342 moves the left hand based on the calculated time and the left hand movement distance from the left hand position LHL indicated by the left hand locus LHT to the left hand position LHL detected next to the left hand position LHL. Calculate the speed. Further, the display control unit 342 calculates an average speed of the calculated left hand movement speed. The display control unit 342 performs control to display the calculated average speed of the left hand as the average operation speed information AHVL.

[About reach area information]
The reach area information RS is information indicating an area in a range where the hand reaches when the subject EP moves the hand. Specifically, the reach area information RS includes reach area information RSR indicating the area of the reach of the right hand of the subject EP and reach area information RSL indicating the area of the reach of the left hand of the subject EP. included.
The display control unit 342 controls the display of the area that the right hand reaches based on the right hand position RHL and the right hand locus RHT. Further, the display control unit 342 controls the display of the area of the range reached by the left hand based on the left hand position LHL and the left hand locus LHT.
For example, the display control unit 342 performs control to calculate the area of the range indicated by the above-described right-hand reach range information RHA by a known method and display it as reach area information RSR. In addition, the display control unit 342 performs control to calculate the area of the range indicated by the left-hand reach range information LHA described above by a known method and display it as reach area information RSL.

[About reach information]
The reach information RD is information indicating the distance from the target person EP to the position farthest from the target person EP that is reached by the target person EP moving his / her hand. Specifically, the reach information RD includes reach information RDR indicating the distance from the right side of the subject person EP to the farthest position from the subject person EP. In addition, the reach information RD includes reach information RDL that indicates a distance from the left side of the subject person EP to the farthest position from the subject person EP.

  Based on the right hand position RHL and the right hand locus RHT, the display control unit 342 controls the display of the distance from the position of the subject EP to the farthest position where the right hand reaches. Further, the display control unit 342 controls the display of the distance from the position of the subject EP to the position farthest from the position of the subject EP, based on the left hand position LHL and the left hand locus LHT.

For example, the display control unit 342 performs control to calculate the distance to the position farthest from the subject EP among the outer diameters of the range indicated by the right hand reach range information RHA described above and display it as reach information RDR.
In addition, the display control unit 342 performs control to calculate the distance from the outer diameter of the range indicated by the left-hand reach range information LHA described above to the position farthest from the subject person EP and display it as reach information RDL.

[About hand tracking information]
The hand trajectory information HTC is information indicating a hand trajectory that accompanies the movement of the hand of the subject EP.
The display control unit 342 controls the display of the trajectory associated with the movement of the hand of the subject EP based on the right hand position RHL, the left hand position LHL, the right hand trajectory RHT, and the left hand trajectory LHT included in the detection target information CG.
For example, the display control unit 342 controls display that connects the coordinates indicated by the right hand position RHL and the right hand locus RHT for each predetermined time included in the detection target information CG. Thereby, the display control unit 342 performs control to display the right hand locus as the hand locus information HTC. In addition, the display control unit 342 controls, for example, display that connects the coordinates indicated by the left hand position LHL and the left hand locus LHT every predetermined time indicated in the detection target information CG. Thereby, the display control unit 342 performs control to display the locus of the left hand as the hand locus information HTC.

  In the above description, the case where the hand locus information HTC is displayed as the result image RP has been described. However, the present invention is not limited to this. The display control unit 342 may display the result image RP indicating the hand locus information HTC as a moving image that is connected every unit time.

[About left and right use comparison information]
The left / right use comparison information LRD is information indicating a usage ratio of the right hand and the left hand of the subject EP based on the right hand position RHL, the right hand locus RHT, the left hand position LHL, and the left hand locus LHT.
The display control unit 342 controls the display of information indicating the usage rate of the right hand and the left hand of the subject EP based on the right hand position RHL, the right hand locus RHT, the left hand position LHL, and the left hand locus LHT.
For example, the display control unit 342 calculates the distance that the right hand has moved from the start to the end of the rehabilitation based on the right hand position RHL and the right hand locus RHT. Further, the display control unit 342 calculates the distance that the left hand has moved from the start to the end of the rehabilitation based on the left hand position LHL and the left hand locus LHT. The display control unit 342 calculates the ratio of the distance moved by the right hand and the distance moved by the left hand to the calculated total distance moved by the right hand and the left hand, and performs control to display the left / right use comparison information LRD.

[Summary of Embodiment]
As described above, the rehabilitation support control device of the present embodiment (in the example of the present embodiment, the rehabilitation support control device 300) detects the body of the rehabilitation target person (in the example of the present embodiment, the target person EP). Recognition for recognizing the position of a part of the subject's body (rehabilitation target site TP in the example of the present embodiment) based on the detection result information indicating the detection result of the sensor (sensor 100 in the example of the present embodiment) Display controller (in the example of the present embodiment, a recognition unit 341) and a display control unit that controls the display of information related to the position based on the position recognized by the recognition unit (in the example of the present embodiment, the detection target information CG). An example of this embodiment includes a display control unit 342).

Here, the subject of rehabilitation sometimes has difficulty in objectively confirming the result of movement of a part of the subject's body in accordance with the rehabilitation.
The rehabilitation support control device of the present embodiment controls display of a result of an operation in which a part of the subject's body is operated according to rehabilitation performed on the subject. The output device outputs a display controlled by the rehabilitation support control device.
According to the rehabilitation support control device of the present embodiment, the rehabilitation target person can objectively confirm the result of the operation of a part of the subject's body. The subject of rehabilitation can refer to the result of subsequent rehabilitation by objectively confirming the result of movement of a part of the subject's body.
Therefore, according to the rehabilitation support control device of the present embodiment, it is possible to support the rehabilitation of the rehabilitation target person.

  Further, in the rehabilitation support control device of this embodiment, the recognizing unit has the position of the subject's foot that is a part of the body of the subject of rehabilitation (in the example of this embodiment, the right foot position RFL, the right foot locus RFT, the left foot Position LFL and left foot trajectory LFT), and the display control unit determines the foot trajectory (trajectory information TC in the example of the present embodiment) associated with the movement of the foot based on the foot position recognized by the recording recognition unit. Control the display.

When a subject of rehabilitation undergoes rehabilitation related to a foot, it may be difficult to objectively confirm the result of the subject's foot moving according to the rehabilitation.
The rehabilitation support control device of the present embodiment controls the display of the foot trajectory accompanying the walking of the subject in accordance with the rehabilitation performed on the subject. The output device outputs a display controlled by the rehabilitation support control device.
According to the rehabilitation support control device of the present embodiment, the rehabilitation target person can objectively confirm the trajectory of the target person's foot moving in accordance with the walking of the target person. The subject of rehabilitation can objectively confirm the movement of the foot when the subject walks by confirming the trajectory of the subject's foot.

  In addition, in the rehabilitation support control device of the present embodiment, the display control unit includes an axis indicating the traveling direction of the subject (a walking direction axis axd in the example of the present embodiment), and a first axis related to the display of information related to the position. (In the example of this embodiment, the display of the trajectory is controlled together with the y-axis).

The rehabilitation support control apparatus according to the present embodiment performs control to display the trajectory of the foot by combining the axis indicating the traveling direction of the subject and the first axis related to the display. Specifically, the rehabilitation support control device performs control to display the trajectory so that the direction of the trajectory output to the projection range by the output device matches the direction in which the rehabilitation target person walks in the detection range.
Thereby, the subject of rehabilitation can recognize the locus | trajectory of the said subject's leg with respect to the said subject's walk easily.

  In addition, the recognition unit of the rehabilitation support control device according to the present embodiment is a position of a foot that is a part of the body of the subject of rehabilitation, and the landing position between the right foot and the left foot (in the example of the present embodiment, the right foot The display control unit recognizes the position RFL and the left foot position LFL), and based on the landing position recognized by the recognition unit, the relationship between the landing timing of the foot and the passage of time is obtained as information on the position (in the example of the present embodiment). , The display shown on the second axis (in the example of this embodiment, the x-axis) related to the display of the landing rhythm information GR).

The rehabilitation support control apparatus of this embodiment shows the relationship between the landing timing of the right foot and the left foot of the subject and the passage of time on the second axis related to display. Specifically, the rehabilitation support control apparatus performs time-lapse control on the x-axis, and controls the x-axis to display side by side according to the time when the landing of the right foot and the left foot of the subject is detected.
Thereby, the subject of rehabilitation can recognize easily about what time interval it is the time of standing up only with a right foot or a left foot at the time of a walk.

  Further, in the rehabilitation support control device of the present embodiment, the recognizing unit has a position of a hand that is a part of the body of the rehabilitation target (in the example of the present embodiment, the right hand position RHL, the right hand locus RHT, the left hand position LHL, and The display control unit recognizes the left hand locus LHT), and the display control unit recognizes the reach of the hand based on the hand position recognized by the recognition unit (in the example of the present embodiment, the right hand reach range information RHA and the left hand reach range information LHA). Controls the display of

When a subject of rehabilitation undergoes rehabilitation related to the hand, it may be difficult to objectively confirm the result of the subject's hand moving according to the rehabilitation.
The rehabilitation support control device of the present embodiment controls display of a range that the subject's hand reaches in accordance with rehabilitation performed on the subject. The output device outputs a display controlled by the rehabilitation support control device.
According to the rehabilitation support control device of the present embodiment, the rehabilitation target person can objectively confirm the range that the target person's hand reaches in accordance with the movement of the target person's hand. The subject of rehabilitation can objectively confirm the movable range of the hand when the subject moves the hand by confirming the reach of the subject's hand.

  Further, the rehabilitation support control device of the present embodiment includes a recognition unit that recognizes a position of a part of the subject's body based on detection result information indicating a detection result of a sensor that detects the subject's body of rehabilitation, Based on a position recognized by the recognition unit, a range (in the example of this embodiment, the output region 900) that the subject visually recognizes from a detection position (a detection range 800 in the example of this embodiment) where the subject is detected by the sensor. And a display control unit for controlling the display of information related to the position.

The rehabilitation support control device of the present embodiment controls display for outputting an operation result when a part of the subject's body is operated in accordance with the rehabilitation to the projection range of the output device.
Here, there are cases where a plurality of persons such as the target person and the relatives of the target person confirm the operation result. In this case, according to the rehabilitation support control device of the present embodiment, the target person and the relatives of the target person can easily confirm the operation result as compared with the case where the output device is a display or the like.

Further, in the rehabilitation support control device of the present embodiment, the display control unit controls display indicating information related to the position on the same scale as a part of the subject's body.
The rehabilitation support control apparatus according to the present embodiment performs control to display an operation result when a part of the subject's body moves according to the rehabilitation on the projection range of the output apparatus on the same scale. Specifically, the rehabilitation support control device according to the present embodiment performs control to display an operation result when a part of the subject's body is operated in accordance with the rehabilitation in the projection range of the output device in actual size.
Therefore, according to the rehabilitation support control device of the present embodiment, the operation result can be displayed in more detail as compared with the case where the output device is a display or the like.
According to the rehabilitation support control device of the present embodiment, the subject can recognize the operation result in more detail than when the output device is a display or the like.

[Modification 1]
In the above-described embodiment, the case where the rehabilitation support control device 300 controls the display of information related to the position of the rehabilitation target site TP of the subject EP based on the detection result information detected by the sensor 100 has been described. I can't.
The modification 1 is different from the above-described embodiment in that the rehabilitation support control device 300 controls display of information related to a comparison result obtained by comparing the detection result information detected by the sensor 100 with other detection result information.
Hereinafter, Modification 1 will be described with reference to FIGS. 19 and 20.
In addition, when it has the same structure as the said embodiment, the same code | symbol is attached | subjected and duplication description is abbreviate | omitted.

[Configuration of rehabilitation support control device]
FIG. 19 is a schematic block diagram illustrating a functional configuration example of the rehabilitation support control device 320 according to the first modification.
The rehabilitation support control device 320 is configured using an information processing device. The rehabilitation support control device 320 includes a CPU, a memory, and an auxiliary storage device connected by a bus. The rehabilitation support control device 320 operates by executing a rehabilitation support program.
The rehabilitation support control device 320 includes an input unit 31, an output unit 32, a storage unit 33, and a control unit 37.

As described above, the detection history information storage unit 333 stores detection result information detected by the sensor 100 in the past. Specifically, the detection history information storage unit 333 stores a history of position information (detection result information) of the rehabilitation target part TP of the subject person EP recognized by the recognition unit 341. For example, when walking rehabilitation is performed, the detection history information storage unit 333 stores a history of detection result information on the position of the foot of the subject EP. When performing rehabilitation of hand movement, the detection history information storage unit 333 stores a history of detection result information on the position of the hand of the subject EP.
The control unit 37 is configured using a CPU. The control unit 34 functions as a recognition unit 341, a display control unit 342, and a comparison unit 351 by executing a rehabilitation support program.

The recognition unit 341 recognizes the position of the rehabilitation target site TP of the subject EP based on the detection result information acquired from the input unit 31. In addition, the recognition unit 341 reads out detection result information detected by the sensor 100 in the past from the detection history information storage unit 333, and recognizes the position of the rehabilitation target site TP of the subject EP.
The recognition unit 341 supplies the display control unit 342 with detection target information CG indicating the position of the rehabilitation target site TP of the recognized subject person EP. In the following description, the rehabilitation target part TP of the subject person EP recognized by the recognition unit 341 based on the detection result information acquired from the input unit 31 will be referred to as detection target information CG1. Further, the rehabilitation target part TP of the subject person EP recognized by the recognition unit 341 based on the detection result information read from the detection history information storage unit 333 is described as detection target information CG2.
The recognition unit 341 supplies the recognized detection target information CG1 and detection target information CG2 to the comparison unit 351 and the display control unit 342.

The comparison unit 351 acquires the detection target information CG1 and the detection target information CG2 from the recognition unit 341.
Based on the acquired detection target information CG1 and detection target information CG2, the comparison unit 351 compares information regarding the current position of the rehabilitation target part TP with information regarding the position of the past rehabilitation target part TP.
For example, based on the detection target information CG1 and the detection target information CG2, the comparison unit 351 calculates the ratio of the difference between the current and past motion speed information HV as the motion comparison speed information HVD. For example, the comparison unit 351 calculates the ratio of the difference between the reach information RD between the present and the past as reach comparison information RDD based on the detection target information CG1 and the detection target information CG2.
The comparison unit 351 supplies the display control unit 342 with comparison result information indicating a comparison result between the calculated information on the current position of the rehabilitation target site TP and information on the past position of the rehabilitation target site TP. Specifically, the comparison unit 351 supplies the calculated operation comparison speed information HVD and reach comparison information RDD to the display control unit 342 as comparison result information.

[Specific example of display control unit: Comparison between past and present]
Hereinafter, a more specific example of the result image RP3 controlled by the display control unit 342 will be described with reference to FIG.
FIG. 20 is a third diagram illustrating an example of the result image RP3.
The display control unit 342 acquires the detection target information CG1 and the detection target information CG2 from the recognition unit 341. In addition, the display control unit 342 acquires comparison result information from the comparison unit 351.
Based on the comparison result information, the display control unit 342 generates a result image RP that shows a comparison between the current and past results of the rehabilitation performed on the rehabilitation target site TP of the subject EP.
In the following description, the display control unit 342 describes the generated result image RP as the result image RP3 based on the detection target information CG1, the detection target information CG2, and the comparison result information.
As illustrated in FIG. 20, the result image RP3 includes information regarding the motion comparison speed information HVD and reach comparison information RDD in addition to the information included in the result image RP2, as information regarding the position of the hand that is the rehabilitation target site TP. .

[About operation comparison speed information]
The motion comparison speed information HVD is information indicating, as a percentage, the difference between the current speed and the past speed at which the speed when the subject EP moves his / her hand is the fastest.
The display control unit 342 performs control to display the operation comparison speed information HVD based on the acquired comparison result information.

[About reach comparison information]
The reach comparison information RDD is a position where the hand reaches when the subject EP moves the hand, and is information indicating the difference between the current and past distances from the subject EP to the farthest position in percentage. is there.
The display control unit 342 performs control to display the reach comparison information RDD based on the acquired comparison result information.

[Comparison between right and left hand range information and current hand range information]
Although the case where the display control unit 342 displays the operation comparison speed information HVD and the reach comparison information RDD based on the comparison result has been described above, the present invention is not limited thereto.
The display control unit 342 may control display related to comparison between the present and the past based on the detection target information CG1 and the detection target information CG2 acquired from the recognition unit 341.
For example, the display control unit 342 performs control to display the range reached by the right hand as the right hand reachable range information RHA1 indicating the current right hand reachable range information RHA based on the detection target information CG1. Further, the display control unit 342 performs control to display the left hand reaching as the left hand reachable range information LHA1 indicating the current left hand reachable range information LHA based on the detection target information CG1.
Further, the recognition unit 341 performs control to display the range that the right hand reaches as the right hand reachable range information RHA2 indicating the past right hand reachable range information RHA based on the detection target information CG2. In addition, the display control unit 342 performs control to display a range that the left hand reaches as left hand reachable range information LHA1 indicating past left hand reachable range information LHA based on the detection target information CG2.
As shown in FIG. 20, in this example, the display control unit 342 performs control to display the right hand reachable range information RHA1, the right hand reachable range information RHA2, the left hand reachable range information LHA1, and the left hand reachable range information LHA2.

  In the above description, the case where the detection target information CG1 is information in which the recognition unit 341 recognizes the rehabilitation target site TP of the target person EP based on the detection result information currently detected by the sensor 100 has been described. I can't. If the recognition unit 341 recognizes the rehabilitation target part TP of the subject EP based on the detection result information detected after the detection result information included in the detection history information storage unit 333, the detection target information CG1 It may not be detected detection result information.

  As described above, the rehabilitation support control device 320 according to the present embodiment (in the first modification example, the rehabilitation support control apparatus 320) is recognized by the recognition unit at the first time (currently in the first modification example). First recognition result (detection target information CG1 in the first modification example) that is a recognition result indicating the position of a part of the person's body, and a recognition result recognized at a second time earlier than the first time. Based on the second recognition result (detection target information CG2 in the example of the first modification), a comparison unit (in the first modification example, the comparison unit 351 compares the positions of a part of the subject's body). The display control unit controls display of information related to the comparison result obtained by comparing the first recognition result and the second recognition result.

Here, the subject of rehabilitation sometimes has difficulty in objectively confirming the progress of the subject's rehabilitation.
The rehabilitation support control device of the present embodiment is based on detection result information in which the position of the body of the subject of rehabilitation was detected in the past, and detection result information detected after the detection result information has been detected, The effect of rehabilitation can be confirmed objectively.

In the above description, the rehabilitation support control device 320 controls the display of information related to the comparison result based on the past detection result information of the rehabilitation target person and the current detection result information of the target person. Although explained, it is not limited to this.
The rehabilitation support control device 320 controls the display of information related to the comparison result based on the reference information indicating the reference of the movement of a part of the body of the subject of rehabilitation and the current detection result information of the subject. May be.

Here, the subject of rehabilitation sometimes has difficulty in objectively confirming the difference between the rehabilitation result of the subject and the rehabilitation target.
The rehabilitation support control device according to the present embodiment calculates a deviation from the rehabilitation target based on the detection result information obtained by detecting the position of the body of the rehabilitation target and the reference information indicating the rehabilitation target of the target person. It can be confirmed objectively.

  As described above, the habilitation support device according to the present embodiment (rehabilitation support control device 320 in the first modification example) includes the comparison unit (comparison unit 351 in the first modification example). The comparison unit includes a first recognition result (detection target information CG1 in one example of Modification 1) that is a recognition result indicating a position of a part of the body of the subject recognized by the recognition unit in the first period, and a first The position of a part of the subject's body based on the second recognition result (the detection target information CG2 or the reference information in the example of the first modification) that is the recognition result recognized at the second time before the time. Compare The display control unit 342 controls the display of information related to the comparison result obtained by comparing the first recognition result and the second recognition result.

In the above description, the rehabilitation support control device 320 controls the display of information related to the comparison result based on the past detection result information of the rehabilitation target person and the current detection result information of the target person. Although explained, it is not limited to this.
The rehabilitation support control device 320 compares the prediction information indicating the prediction based on the past detection result information of the movement of a part of the body of the subject of the rehabilitation and the comparison result based on the current detection result information of the subject. The display of the information regarding may be controlled.

Here, the subject of rehabilitation sometimes has difficulty in objectively confirming the difference between the rehabilitation result of the subject and the rehabilitation target.
The rehabilitation support control device according to the present embodiment calculates a deviation from the rehabilitation target based on the detection result information on the position of the body of the rehabilitation target and the prediction information indicating the rehabilitation target of the target person. It can be confirmed objectively.

  The rehabilitation support control apparatus according to the present embodiment controls display by comparing detection result information in which the position of the body of the subject of rehabilitation is detected with other information. Thereby, the subject of rehabilitation can recognize the grade of the result of the said rehabilitation by comparing the result of rehabilitation with other information.

[Modification 2]
FIG. 21 is a perspective view showing a second modification of the system configuration of the rehabilitation support system 1.
The rehabilitation support control device 300 may be implemented by dividing functions into a plurality of devices. For example, the input unit 31 and the recognition unit 341 may be mounted on another device as an image recognition device. For example, the recognition unit 341 may be provided in the sensor 100.
Further, the output device 200 may be configured using an image display device that displays an image instead of the image projection device. In this case, as shown in FIG. 21, the output device 200 is configured as a display device having a display surface on a surface corresponding to a surface (projection surface) on which an image projection device projects an image in the above description. Specific examples of the image display device include a liquid crystal display device, an organic EL (Electro Luminescence) display device, and a touch panel display device. For example, a display device may be incorporated on the surface of the table, and a mark touched by the subject EP may be displayed on the display screen of the display device. Also in this case, the rehabilitation support control device 300 (the control unit 34) performs calibration using, for example, a marker image displayed on the display device as a mark.

  All or some of the functions of each device described above may be realized by using hardware such as an application specific integrated circuit (ASIC), a programmable logic device (PLD), or a field programmable gate array (FPGA). The program executed by each device described above may be recorded on a computer-readable recording medium. The computer-readable recording medium is, for example, a portable medium such as a flexible disk, a magneto-optical disk, a ROM, a CD-ROM, or a storage device such as a hard disk built in the computer system. Each program may be transmitted via a telecommunication line.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 ... Rehabilitation assistance system, 31 ... Input part, 32 ... Output part, 33 ... Memory | storage part, 34, 37 ... Control part, 100 ... Sensor, 200 ... Output device, 300, 320 ... Rehabilitation assistance control apparatus, 331 ... Calibration Information storage unit, 333 ... detection history information storage unit, 341 ... recognition unit, 342 ... display control unit, 351 ... comparison unit, 800 ... detection range, 900 ... output region, 901 ... end point, OP ... target image, AFD ... average Step information, AHV, AHVL, AHVR ... average motion speed information, ALS ... average stride information, axd ... walking direction axis, axt ... time axis, CG, CG1, CG2 ... recognition information, EP ... target person, TP ... target for rehabilitation Part, FL ... Floor, T ... Table, GT ... Landing timing information, HV ... Operating speed information, HVD, HVL, HVR ... Operating speed Information, LFL ... Left foot position, LFT ... Left foot trajectory, LHA ... Left hand reachable range information, LHL ... Left hand position, LHT ... Left hand trajectory, LRD ... Left and right use comparison information, RFL ... Right foot position, RFT ... Right foot trajectory, RHA ... Right hand reachable Range information, RHL ... right hand position, RHT ... right hand locus, TR ... required time information, RDD ... reach comparison information, RD ... reach information, RDL ... reach information, RDR ... reach information, RP, RP1, RP2, RP3 ... result image RS, RSL, RSR ... reach area information, STD ... stance time comparison information, TC ... trajectory information

1 is a perspective view showing a system configuration of a rehabilitation support system 1 according to an embodiment of the present invention. It is a schematic block diagram which shows the function structural example of the rehabilitation assistance control apparatus 300 with which the rehabilitation assistance system 1 is equipped. FIG. 5 is a perspective view for explaining a first operation region by the rehabilitation support control device 300. It is a top view which shows the example of a display of the image in the rehabilitation assistance system. FIG. 10 is a perspective view for explaining a second operation region by the rehabilitation support control device 300. It is a top view which shows the example of a display of the image in the rehabilitation assistance system. 5 is a flowchart illustrating an example of a motion region determination process performed by the rehabilitation support control device 300. It is a perspective view which shows the example which the rehabilitation assistance control apparatus 300 displays the target image used as the movement target of a hand. It is a figure which shows the example in which the rehabilitation assistance control apparatus 300 projects a disturbance of a hand. It is a figure which shows the example which the display parameter setting part for 347 sets the value of a step. It is a perspective view which shows the example which the rehabilitation assistance control apparatus 300 projects the target image used as the avoidance target at the time of the subject person EP walking. In rehabilitation using the rehabilitation support system 1 It is a flowchart which shows an example of parameter setting. An example of recognition by the recognition unit 341 when the rehabilitation content is walking. FIG. It is a 1st figure which shows an example of the result image RP1. A recognition unit 341 recognizes when the rehabilitation content is a hand movement. It is a top view which shows an example. It is a 2nd figure which shows an example of the result image RP2. Schematic showing a functional configuration example of a rehabilitation support control device 320 of a modified example It is a block diagram. It is a 3rd figure which shows an example of the result image RP3. The perspective view which shows the modification of the system configuration | structure of the rehabilitation assistance system 1 It is.

Next, with reference to FIGS. 7 to 11, a description is given of the flow of the detection and recording of rehabilitation detected information of the subject.
FIG. 7 is a flowchart illustrating an example of a motion region determination process performed by the rehabilitation support control device 300.
FIG. 8 is a perspective view illustrating an example in which the rehabilitation support control device 300 projects a target image that is a movement target of the hand.
FIG. 9 is a diagram illustrating an example in which the rehabilitation support control device 300 displays a hand disturbance.
FIG. 10 is a diagram illustrating an example in which the foot display parameter setting unit 347 sets a step value.
FIG. 11 is a perspective view illustrating an example in which the rehabilitation support control device 300 projects a target image that is an avoidance target when the subject EP walks .
First, the rehabilitation support system 1 is moved to an environment where the subject person EP performs rehabilitation according to the rehabilitation content that the physical therapist or occupational therapist intends to perform. Moreover, the height of the leg part 310 is adjusted appropriately. Next, the subject person EP takes a posture corresponding to the content of rehabilitation to be performed in the detection range 800. For example, in the case of performing arm rehabilitation on a table, the subject EP takes a posture of sitting on a chair and placing a hand on the table. Further, for example, when performing rehabilitation of walking motion, the subject EP takes a standing posture. When the subject person EP takes these postures, a physical therapist or the like inputs preparation start instruction information to the rehabilitation support control device 300. The operation unit 35 acquires the preparation start instruction information (step S10). In addition, after a physical therapist or the like inputs preparation start instruction information to the rehabilitation support control device 300, the subject EP may take an attitude corresponding to the content of rehabilitation to be performed in the detection range 800.

When the foot display parameter setting unit 347 sets the foot display parameter, the disturbance display parameter setting unit 349 next sets the foot disturbance display parameter (step S19).
For example, the rehabilitation support control device 300 executes a dedicated application, and a physical therapist or the like inputs various information to the rehabilitation support control device 300. The disturbance display parameter setting unit 349 displays a disturbance display parameter according to information input to the rehabilitation support control device 300 when the target image is rehabilitation that is a target for moving the foot when the subject EP walks. Set.
The display parameter for disturbance is, for example, the shape of an automobile that prevents the rehabilitation support control device 300 from moving the foot to a predetermined target image when the subject EP walks a pedestrian crossing. It is a parameter used to project a disturbance as an image.

Next, the recognition process for the subject EP during rehabilitation will be described .
The subject EP to be rehabilitated enters the detection range 800 and starts rehabilitation. In addition, the physical therapist or the like inputs rehabilitation start instruction information to the rehabilitation support control device 300 together with the name, gender, height, and the like of the subject EP. Then, the operation part 35 acquires rehabilitation start instruction information (step S20). Next, the display control unit 342 generates a target image corresponding to the operation area. For example, when the operation area is the floor FL, the display control unit 342 generates a target image displaying a foot shape. In addition, the target determination unit 345 calculates coordinate information of a position where the target image is displayed. The position for displaying the target image may be changed according to the foot display parameter set in step S18. When the operation area is a table, the display control unit 342 generates a target image that displays a target to be touched by the subject person EP by hand. Further, the target determining unit 345 calculates coordinate information of the display position. The output unit 32 acquires the information (target image and display position) and instructs the output device 200 to output the information. The output device 200 displays the target image generated by the display control unit 342 in the output area 900 according to the instruction of the output unit 32 (step S21). Thus, when the output device 200 displays the target image in the operation area, the subject person EP performs an operation of moving the body part related to the detection target part to the display position. For example, when a foot-shaped target image is displayed, the subject EP moves the foot to the position where the foot shape is displayed. For example, when the target image of the target is displayed on the table, the target person EP moves the hand to the position where the target image is displayed and touches the table.
The sensor 100 continues to detect the motion of the subject EP and outputs it to the rehabilitation support control device 300. In the rehabilitation support control apparatus 300, the input unit 31 acquires detection result information (step S22), and outputs the detection result information to the control unit 34.

Next, with reference to FIG. 12, the processing will be described setting parameters during rehabilitation.
FIG. 12 is a flowchart illustrating an example of parameter setting in rehabilitation using the rehabilitation support system 1.
First, before the rehabilitation is performed, a physical therapist or the like sets parameters (such as foot display parameters) for the subject EP (step S30). Specifically, a physical therapist or the like inputs various parameters to the rehabilitation support control device 300 with reference to a display screen (display unit 36) provided in the rehabilitation support control device 300. Next, a physical therapist etc. inputs preparation start instruction information to the rehabilitation support control apparatus 300, and implements rehabilitation (step S31). As described above, the motion region determination unit 343 of the rehabilitation support control device 300 determines the motion region and sets the detection target part. When the operation area is the floor FL, the foot display parameter setting unit 347 sets the foot display parameter input in step S30. Also, the disturbance display parameter setting unit 349 sets the foot disturbance display parameter input in step S30. On the other hand, when the operation area is the table T, the hand display parameter setting unit 348 sets the hand display parameter input in step S30, and the disturbance display parameter setting unit 349 sets the hand display parameter input in step S30. Set the disturbance display parameters. When the parameter setting by the foot display parameter setting unit 347 and the like is completed, the display control unit 342 generates a target image or the like according to the operation area, and the output device 200 displays these images. The subject person EP performs rehabilitation based on the displayed target image. When a series of predetermined rehabilitation programs are completed, the display control unit 342 generates an image including the rehabilitation result, and the output device 200 displays the rehabilitation result (step S32). The rehabilitation result is, for example, the actual value of the evaluation result through the rehabilitation program by the evaluation unit 346. The rehabilitation result may be displayed, for example, as a ratio of the number of times that the evaluation unit 346 evaluates that the target position has been reached with respect to the total display number of target images.

[Specific example of recognition information: When rehabilitation is walking]
Hereinafter, more specific examples of the detection target information CG and the result image RP when the rehabilitation content is walking will be described with reference to FIGS . 13 and 14 .
FIG. 13 is a plan view illustrating an example of recognition by the recognition unit 341 when the rehabilitation content is walking.
As described above, the recognition unit 341 can recognize the position information of each part of the human body in association with the part. In this example, the recognizing unit 341 recognizes whether it is detection data of a part (detection target part) of the body of the subject person EP, and supplies the detection target information CG to the display control unit 342. In the following description, a part (detection target part) of the body of the subject person EP recognized by the recognition unit 341 is referred to as a rehabilitation target part TP. The recognition unit 341 supplies the display control unit 342 with detection target information CG indicating the position of the rehabilitation target site TP of the recognized subject person EP.
As described above, in this example, the rehabilitation target site TP is a foot. Specifically, the rehabilitation target part TP is a right foot and a left foot. Therefore, the recognition unit 341 recognizes the positions of the right foot and the left foot of the subject person EP among the positions of the subject person EP.
The recognition unit 341 supplies the right foot position RFL indicating the coordinates of the position on the floor FL where the right foot lands as detection target information CG to the display control unit 342 as the subject EP walks. Further, the recognition unit 341 supplies the left foot position LFL indicating the coordinates of the position on the floor FL where the left foot lands as the detection target information CG to the display control unit 342 as the subject EP walks.

As shown in FIG. 13 , in this example, the right foot and the left foot each land 5 times. The recognizing unit 341 recognizes from the right foot position RFL1 which is the right foot position RFL of the first landing of the right foot to the right foot position RFL5 which is the right foot position RFL of the fifth landing. In the following description, when the right foot position RFL1 to the right foot position RFL5 are not distinguished, they are collectively referred to as the right foot position RFL. The recognizing unit 341 recognizes from the left foot position LFL1, which is the left foot position LFL of the first landing of the left foot, to the left foot position LFL5, which is the left foot position LFL of the fifth landing. In the following description, when the left foot position LFL1 to the left foot position LFL5 are not distinguished, they are collectively referred to as the left foot position LFL.

The recognizing unit 341 supplies the right foot locus RFT indicating the coordinates of the locus of the right foot moving in the air as the subject EP walks to the display control unit 342 as the detection target information CG. The recognizing unit 341 supplies the left foot locus LFT indicating the coordinates of the locus of the left foot moving in the air as the subject EP walks to the display control unit 342 as the detection target information CG.
As shown in FIG. 13 , in this example, the right foot and the left foot each move four times in the air. The recognizing unit 341 recognizes from the right foot locus RFT1 which is the first right foot locus RFT of the right foot to the right foot locus RFT4 which is the fourth right foot locus RFT. In the following description, when the right foot locus RFT1 to the right foot locus RFT4 are not distinguished, they are collectively referred to as the right foot locus RFT. The recognizing unit 341 recognizes from the left foot locus LFT1 which is the first left foot locus LFT of the left foot to the left foot locus LFT1 which is the fourth left foot locus LFT. In the following description, when the left foot locus LFT1 to the left foot locus LFT4 are not distinguished, they are collectively referred to as the left foot locus LFT.

[Specific example of display control unit: When rehabilitation is walking]
Referring to FIG 14, it will be described a more specific example of the result image RP which controls the display control unit 342.
FIG. 14 is a first diagram illustrating an example of the result image RP1.
As described above, the display control unit 342 generates the result image RP indicating the result of the rehabilitation performed on the rehabilitation target site TP of the subject EP based on the detection target information CG. In the following description, the result image RP when the rehabilitation target site TP is a foot is referred to as a result image RP1.
As shown in FIG. 14 , the result image RP1 includes trajectory information TC, landing timing information GT, landing rhythm information GR, average stride information ALS, average step information AFD, as information on the position of the foot that is the rehabilitation target site TP. The required time information TR and the stance time comparison information STD are included.

Further, as shown in FIG. 14 , the trajectory information TC is indicated along the walking direction axis axd indicating the walking direction of the subject EP.
The display control unit 342 calculates the walking direction axis axd based on the right foot position RFL, the left foot position LFL, the right foot locus RFT, and the left foot locus LFT. The display control unit 342 performs control to display the trajectory information TC along the walking direction axis axd.
In addition, the display control unit 342 controls to display the trajectory information TC by combining the walking direction axis axd and the axis of the result image RP. For example, the display control unit 342 performs control to display the trajectory information TC so that the directions of the walking direction axis axd and the y axis of the result image RP coincide.

Moreover, as shown in FIG. 14 , the landing timing information GT is indicated along the walking direction axis axd indicating the direction of walking of the subject EP.
The display control unit 342 calculates the walking direction axis axd based on the right foot position RFL and the left foot position LFL. The display control unit 342 performs control to display the landing timing information GT along the walking direction axis axd.
The display control unit 342 controls to display the landing timing information GT by combining the walking direction axis axd and the axis of the result image RP. For example, the display control unit 342 performs control to display the landing timing information GT so that the walking direction axis axd and the y axis of the result image RP coincide with each other.

Further, as shown in FIG. 14 , the display control unit 342 controls to display the landing rhythm information GR by combining the time axis axt and the axis of the result image RP. For example, the display control unit 342 performs control to display the landing rhythm information GR so that the directions of the time axis axt and the x axis of the result image RP coincide.

[Specific example of recognition information: When rehabilitation is hand movement]
Hereinafter, with reference to FIGS . 15 and 16 , more specific examples of the detection target information CG and the result image RP when the rehabilitation content is a hand movement will be described.
FIG. 15 is a plan view illustrating an example of recognition by the recognition unit 341 when the rehabilitation content is a hand movement.
As shown in FIG. 15 , in this example, the detection range 800 and the output region 900 are a table T having a surface on which the subject EP moves his / her hand. The subject person EP performs rehabilitation related to hand movement based on the target image output from the output device 200 to the output area 900.
In this example, the target person EP performs rehabilitation based on the target image to perform an operation of holding a hand over a plurality of movement target positions indicated in the target image.
As described above, the recognition unit 341 can recognize the position information of each part of the human body in association with the part. In this example, the recognizing unit 341 recognizes whether it is detection data of a part (detection target part) of the body of the subject person EP, and supplies the detection target information CG to the display control unit 342.
As described above, in this example, the rehabilitation target site TP is a hand. Specifically, the rehabilitation target part TP is a right hand and a left hand. Therefore, the recognition unit 341 recognizes the positions of the right hand and the left hand of the subject person EP among the positions of the subject person EP.
The recognition unit 341 supplies the right hand position RHL indicating the coordinates of the position on the table T where the right hand stops as the detection target information CG to the display control unit 342 in accordance with the movement of the hand of the subject EP. Further, the recognizing unit 341 supplies the left hand position LHL indicating the coordinates of the position on the table T where the left hand stops with the movement of the hand of the subject person EP to the display control unit 342 as the detection target information CG.
As shown in FIG. 15 , in this example, the right hand and the left hand each stop on the table T nine times. The recognizing unit 341 recognizes from the right hand position RHL1 which is the right hand position RHL stopped at the first time of the right hand to the right hand position RHL9 which is the right hand position RHL stopped at the ninth time. In the following description, when the right hand position RHL1 to the right hand position RHL9 are not distinguished, they are collectively referred to as the right hand position RHL. The recognizing unit 341 recognizes from the left hand position LHL1 that is the left hand position LHL that stops at the first time of the left hand to the left hand position LHL9 that is the left hand position LHL that stops at the ninth time. In the following description, when the left hand position LHL1 to the left hand position LHL9 are not distinguished, they are collectively referred to as the left hand position LHL.

[Specific example of the display control unit: When the rehabilitation content is hand movement]
Referring to FIG 16, it will be described a more specific example of the result image RP which controls the display control unit 342.
FIG. 16 is a second diagram illustrating an example of the result image RP2.
As described above, the display control unit 342 generates a result image RP indicating the result of the rehabilitation performed on the rehabilitation target site TP of the subject EP based on the detection target information CG. In the following description, the result image RP when the rehabilitation target site TP is a hand will be referred to as a result image RP2.
As shown in FIG. 16 , the result image RP2 includes right hand reachable range information RHA, left hand reachable range information LHA, motion speed information HV, average motion speed information AHV, reach area as information on the position of the hand that is the rehabilitation target site TP. Information RS, reach information RD, and left-right use comparison information LRD are included.

[Modification 1]
In the above-described embodiment, the case where the rehabilitation support control device 300 controls the display of information related to the position of the rehabilitation target site TP of the subject EP based on the detection result information detected by the sensor 100 has been described. I can't.
The modification 1 is different from the above-described embodiment in that the rehabilitation support control device 300 controls display of information related to a comparison result obtained by comparing the detection result information detected by the sensor 100 with other detection result information.
Hereinafter, Modification 1 will be described with reference to FIGS . 17 and 18 .
In addition, when it has the same structure as the said embodiment, the same code | symbol is attached | subjected and duplication description is abbreviate | omitted.

[Configuration of rehabilitation support control device]
FIG. 17 is a schematic block diagram illustrating a functional configuration example of the rehabilitation support control device 320 according to the first modification.
The rehabilitation support control device 320 is configured using an information processing device. The rehabilitation support control device 320 includes a CPU, a memory, and an auxiliary storage device connected by a bus. The rehabilitation support control device 320 operates by executing a rehabilitation support program.
The rehabilitation support control device 320 includes an input unit 31, an output unit 32, a storage unit 33, and a control unit 37.

[Specific example of display control unit: Comparison between past and present]
Referring to FIG. 18, it will be described a more specific example of the result image RP3 for controlling the display control unit 342.
FIG. 18 is a third diagram illustrating an example of the result image RP3.
The display control unit 342 acquires the detection target information CG1 and the detection target information CG2 from the recognition unit 341. In addition, the display control unit 342 acquires comparison result information from the comparison unit 351.
Based on the comparison result information, the display control unit 342 generates a result image RP that shows a comparison between the current and past results of the rehabilitation performed on the rehabilitation target site TP of the subject EP.
In the following description, the display control unit 342 describes the generated result image RP as the result image RP3 based on the detection target information CG1, the detection target information CG2, and the comparison result information.
As shown in FIG. 18 , the result image RP3 includes information related to the motion comparison speed information HVD and reach comparison information RDD in addition to the information included in the result image RP2, as information related to the position of the hand that is the rehabilitation target site TP. .

[Comparison between right and left hand range information and current hand range information]
Although the case where the display control unit 342 displays the operation comparison speed information HVD and the reach comparison information RDD based on the comparison result has been described above, the present invention is not limited thereto.
The display control unit 342 may control display related to comparison between the present and the past based on the detection target information CG1 and the detection target information CG2 acquired from the recognition unit 341.
For example, the display control unit 342 performs control to display the range reached by the right hand as the right hand reachable range information RHA1 indicating the current right hand reachable range information RHA based on the detection target information CG1. Further, the display control unit 342 performs control to display the left hand reaching as the left hand reachable range information LHA1 indicating the current left hand reachable range information LHA based on the detection target information CG1.
Further, the recognition unit 341 performs control to display the range that the right hand reaches as the right hand reachable range information RHA2 indicating the past right hand reachable range information RHA based on the detection target information CG2.
In addition, the display control unit 342 performs control to display a range that the left hand reaches as left hand reachable range information LHA1 indicating past left hand reachable range information LHA based on the detection target information CG2.
As shown in FIG. 18 , in this example, the display control unit 342 performs control to display the right hand reachable range information RHA1, the right hand reachable range information RHA2, the left hand reachable range information LHA1, and the left hand reachable range information LHA2 in an overlapping manner.

[Modification 2]
FIG. 19 is a perspective view showing Modification Example 2 of the system configuration of the rehabilitation support system 1.
The rehabilitation support control device 300 may be implemented by dividing functions into a plurality of devices. For example, the input unit 31 and the recognition unit 341 may be mounted on another device as an image recognition device. For example, the recognition unit 341 may be provided in the sensor 100.
Further, the output device 200 may be configured using an image display device that displays an image instead of the image projection device. In this case, as shown in FIG. 19 , the output device 200 is configured as a display device having a display surface on a surface corresponding to a surface (projection surface) on which the image projection device projects an image in the above description. Specific examples of the image display device include a liquid crystal display device, an organic EL (Electro Luminescence) display device, and a touch panel display device. For example, a display device may be incorporated on the surface of the table, and a mark touched by the subject EP may be displayed on the display screen of the display device. Also in this case, the rehabilitation support control device 300 (the control unit 34) performs calibration using, for example, a marker image displayed on the display device as a mark.

Claims (4)

A recognition unit for recognizing a position of a part of the body of the subject based on detection result information indicating a detection result of a sensor that detects a body of the subject of rehabilitation;
Based on the position recognized by the recognition unit, a display control unit that controls display of information related to the position within a range that the target person visually recognizes from a detection position detected by the sensor;
A rehabilitation support control device comprising: The display control unit
The rehabilitation support control device according to claim 1, wherein a display indicating information on the position on the same scale as a part of the subject's body is controlled. The rehabilitation support control device according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the range includes a detection range in which the body of the subject detected by the sensor is detected. A recognition unit for recognizing a position of a part of the body of the subject based on detection result information indicating a detection result of a sensor that detects a body of the subject of rehabilitation;
Based on the position recognized by the recognition unit, a display control unit that controls display of information related to the position within a range that the target person visually recognizes from a detection position detected by the sensor;
A computer program for causing a computer to function as a rehabilitation support control device.

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