KR20170053353A - System for evaluating functionality of footwear - Google Patents

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KR20170053353A
KR20170053353A KR1020150155754A KR20150155754A KR20170053353A KR 20170053353 A KR20170053353 A KR 20170053353A KR 1020150155754 A KR1020150155754 A KR 1020150155754A KR 20150155754 A KR20150155754 A KR 20150155754A KR 20170053353 A KR20170053353 A KR 20170053353A
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The present invention relates to a complete footwear product functionality evaluation system. More specifically, plantar pressure, electromyogram, 3-dimensional motion analysis, and wearability are objectively and scientifically evaluated with respect to a domestic complete footwear product, so a footwear functionality standardization and authentication system and infrastructure capable of verifying excellence of a domestic footwear product are constructed. A user and a footwear developer are allowed to confirm result values in accordance with evaluation items, so a shoe suitable to the users body can be selected and a loss caused by overlapping investment of the footwear developer can be minimized when a new product is developed. The complete footwear product functionality evaluation system comprises: a functionality evaluating step (100) of evaluating plantar pressure, electromyogram, 3-dimensional motion analysis, and wearability with respect to a selected complete footwear product; a function standardizing step (200) of standardizing a function with respect to a complete footwear product by making an evaluation result value obtained through the functionality evaluating step (100) into a database; and a standardization evaluation publicizing and distributing step (300) of publicizing and distributing function standardized evaluation materials by posing function standardized materials set in the function standardizing step (200) on an internet site of a trusted organization.

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System for Evaluating Functionality of Footwear

The present invention relates to a functional evaluation system for shoe articles, and more particularly, to a shoes shoe which can demonstrate the superiority of domestic shoe products by objectively and scientifically evaluating foot pressure, electromyogram, three-dimensional motion analysis, The performance standardization and authentication system and the infrastructure can be established, and the user and the shoe developer can check the result according to the evaluation item, so that the shoe suitable for the human body can be selected, and the shoe developer can reduce the loss In order to minimize the size of the image.

In general, there is no reliable information about the performance, the durability and the quality of the product that affect the human body in the shoe finished product.

As a result, manufacturers and developers engaged in the shoe industry are evaluating their own performance and quality each time they develop shoes, so that the overlapping investment is made continuously, .

In the case of a general consumer, there is no accurate information in purchasing a new shoe. Therefore, only the promotional materials promoted by the shoe manufacturer are purchased, but the actual purchaser uses the body structure, especially the foot structure, There is a problem that inconvenience occurs frequently due to the difference in characteristics of the battery, and thus, the battery has a problem of being followed by an economic loss.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention has been made to solve the above problems, and it is an object of the present invention to provide a shoe performance standardization and authentication system using objectively and scientifically evaluating foot pressure, electromyogram, And infrastructures, and by allowing users and workers in the footwear industry to identify such data, developers are able to minimize losses due to redundant investments and allow users to choose the right shoes for their bodies. We will do it.

According to another aspect of the present invention, there is provided a method of evaluating a footwear product, the method comprising: evaluating a foot pressure, an electromyogram, a three-dimensional motion analysis, A performance standardizing step of standardizing the performance of the shoe finished product by converting the evaluation result value obtained through the functional evaluation process into a database; And a standardization evaluation disclosure and distribution process in which the performance standardization data set in the performance standardization process is published on the Internet site of the trust institution and the performance standardized evaluation data is released and distributed.

As described above, the shoe finished product functional evaluation system of the present invention evaluates the foot pressure, electromyogram, three-dimensional motion analysis, and gripping sensation objectively and scientifically with respect to the finished shoes of domestic shoe and evaluates shoe performance standardization And authentication system and infrastructure, and by allowing the users of the shoe industry to identify such data, developers can minimize the loss of redundant investment in new product development, It is possible to choose a suitable shoe for a healthy life.

1 to 11 are drawings, photographs, and tables showing the present invention,
1 is a flow chart illustrating a shoe article product functionality evaluation system in accordance with the present invention.
FIGS. 2 (a) to 2 (d) are diagrams showing a mask area for each shoe category in the measurement of the plantar pressure distribution. FIG.
Fig. 3 is a chart showing the pedestrian pressure distribution evaluation criteria; Fig.
Fig. 4 is a photograph and an illustration showing an EMG measuring muscle. Fig.
5 is a photograph and a chart showing the evaluation criteria of muscle activity.
FIG. 6 is a photograph and a chart showing the evaluation criteria of muscle fatigue.
7 is a photograph and an explanatory view showing the factors for measuring EMG,
8 is a view showing a three-dimensional motion analysis measurement joint and axis.
9 is a diagram and a diagram showing a three-dimensional motion analysis evaluation standard;
10 is an explanatory diagram showing the correlation between the score of the perception of the subject and the biomechanical performance evaluation data.
11 is an explanatory diagram showing a national standard for evaluating the biomechanical performance of each shoe finished product category.

Hereinafter, the functional evaluation system for shoe articles product according to the present invention will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings 1 to 6 as follows.

1, a functional evaluation process 100 for evaluating a foot pressure, an electromyogram, a three-dimensional motion analysis, and a gripping sensation, and a functional evaluation process 100 are shown in FIG. A performance standardization process 200 for standardizing the performance of the shoe finished product by making a database of the evaluation results obtained through the performance standardization process 200 and a performance standardization process 200, And a standardization evaluation disclosure and distribution process 300 for publishing and distributing the standardization evaluation.

The plantar pressure measurement is a method for measuring foot contact area, maximum force, maximum pressure, maximum average pressure according to shoe wear. The analysis of plantar pressure is basically divided into total, middle, and rear foot, The Pedar-X Mobile is a Novel Pedal-X Mobile in Germany. It is operated as a wireless Bluetooth type with an insole with a pressure sensor. The subject can insert the pressure sensor inside the shoe while wearing the equipment comfortably. After sufficient walking practice at walking speed, data is collected.

The EMG measurement is performed to collect data of biceps femoris muscle, external light muscle, gastrocnemius muscle, and tibialis muscle, which are located nearest to the skin among the muscles most frequently used for gait to measure the effect of lowering the leg load and improving muscle activity. , A TeleMyo DTS Telemetry wireless electromyography device of Noraxon USA was used to evaluate the activity and fatigue of the subject. After attaching a surface electrode to each position of the subject's lower extremity muscles, a walking exercise was performed at a normal walking speed, Collect.

The 3D motion analysis analyzes the moments (loads) of the joints by measuring the angles and angular velocities of the joints on three axes (X axis, Y axis and Z axis), and attaches markers to the joints of the body After walking exercise at a common walking speed, information on the joints and segments of the human body is obtained through the movement of the markers attached to the joints, and the angle and moment data of the joints are collected.

The subjective feeling of grip is a method for quantifying the emotional aspect perceived when the shoe is worn. It is a method of checking the questionnaire in which the shoe is ignited at a general walking speed after wearing the shoe, The more comfortable the grip is, the closer it is to the right, and the more uncomfortable the closer it is to the left.

The length of the checked part is measured and expressed as a ratio (%) to the total length, and the score is calculated by relative comparison of each item, and the significance is verified through statistical analysis.

The plantar pressure to be evaluated in the functional evaluation process (100) means the pressure applied to the sole during walking, and the measurement of the plantar pressure distribution can be performed by measuring the pressure of the product to be developed (analyzed) The comparative advantage of the contact area, maximum force, maximum pressure, maximum average pressure, etc. occurring in the foot during walking is evaluated, and the mask area (zone) is classified according to the shoe category.

In the case of the hiking and functional walking, it is important to maintain the basic walking style and to have functions appropriate for each purpose as shown in (a) and (b) of FIG. 2, , Middle part (2), hind part (3), and foot part (4).

As shown in (2) of FIG. 2, in the badminton game, a sudden stop motion and a movement movement repeatedly occur, and a fast and strong movement to the left, right, and back of the badminton game results in a total of 6 masks The foot load generated in each competition operation is divided into the inside and outside of the forefoot, the midfoot, the inside of the hindfoot, and the generator.

In the case of the boarding, as shown in Fig. 2 (d), it is a sport which can adjust the direction and speed by the force applied to the foot. The outside, the inside and the outside of the rear, and the generator, and the load occurring in the five masks (zones) is measured and analyzed.

Fig. 3 shows the evaluation criteria of the plantar pressure distribution. In step 1, masks (M1, M2, M3) suitable for each experimental condition are selected to obtain planting pressure data. In step 2, In the third step, the level values derived for the respective masks are summed to derive a score value, and the evaluation result is calculated (step < RTI ID = 0.0 > .

The following is an explanation of the EMG evaluation. EMG means that the normal muscle does not have electrical activity while resting, but when it contracts or stimulates, it shows electrical activity and generates current. The resulting action potential is recorded as a wave on the oscilloscope screen. This record is called an EMG, and a vocal device is attached, so you can hear the sound as well.

EMG for diagnostic purposes is achieved by relaxation, by intentionally contraction of the muscle, and by stimulating the nerves that control the muscle.

Causes of muscle weakness and exhaustion are in the nervous system (neurological disorders such as amyotrophic lateral sclerosis or polio) or intrinsic muscular disorders or muscular disorders that dominate the muscles. EMG at the time of neuropathy shows activity such as fibrous spasm or sagging contraction even when the muscles are relaxed. In addition, the normal activity potential is decreased, the shape is changed, or even disappears altogether.

When there is a disease in the muscle itself, the EMG decreases in amplitude, the duration of action potential decreases, and the shape of the wave becomes more complex.

FIG. 4 shows the measured muscle mass of the EMG. The muscle activity (fatigue) measurement is the largest among the muscles used in the walking, Biceps Femoris, Vastus Lateralis, Gastrocnemius, and Tibialis Anterior.

The biceps biceps are the muscles that bend the knee and exert the greatest power when walking, the outer optic muscles play an important role in moving the knee, muscles involved in flexion and extension of the lower limbs, And the muscles that maintain power and muscle endurance when walking for a long time. The tibialis ankle is most effective in the ankle joint and causes a strong bending of the foot, and lifts and lowers the foot from the floor when walking. Muscle.

As shown in FIG. 5, the evaluation of the muscle activity in the electromyogram evaluation criteria was made by measuring the muscle activity at the pre-gait (0 minute) and post-gait (60 minutes) A score value is derived by summing the level values derived for each muscle and the two steps of deriving the level value after calculating the muscle activity increase rate by walking the data result value for each muscle And evaluating the evaluation result.

As shown in FIG. 6, the evaluation of the muscle fatigue was performed by measuring the muscle fatigue of the walking (0 minute) and the walking (60 minutes) Normalized data values are calculated by calculating muscle fatigue rate according to walking for each muscle, then deriving the level value, and summing the level values derived for each muscle to calculate the score and evaluating the evaluation result It consists of three steps.

The following is a description of the three-dimensional motion analysis. In the three-dimensional motion analysis, the moment (load) of the lower limb joint is measured by measuring the angles and angular velocities of the joints occurring in the lower limb during walking on three axes (X axis, Y axis and Z axis) To compare shoes.

3D motion analysis As shown in FIG. 8, the definition of measurement joints and axes is as follows. The result of X-axis represents a flexion in the case of a + value, the extension in the case of a -value, and the result of Y- The inversion and the negative value represent the eversion. The Z axis: the result of the Z axis indicates pronation in the case of the positive value, and the supination in the case of the negative value.

FIG. 9 shows a three-dimensional motion analysis evaluation standard, which includes a first step of deriving a range of motion data value of a joint by measuring the angle of each of the joint joints occurring at the time of walking, The score of the joint is calculated by summing all the level values derived for each axis and the second step of deriving the level value after calculating the change rate of the data result value with the control shoe, And evaluating the evaluation results.

The following is a description of the standardization method of the subjective grip impression evaluation. This subjective grip impression evaluation is widely used as a method for quantifying the emotional aspect that is perceived when the shoe is worn, and it is necessary to check the degree of the grip feeling Method.

In this method, the closer to the right item the more comfortable the grip, the closer it is to the left as you feel uncomfortable, the length of the checked part is measured, and the ratio is expressed as a percentage of the total length, The score is calculated by comparison and the significance is verified by statistical analysis.

The subjective feeling of grip is quantified as an item which can be evaluated by the wearer himself or herself when the shoe is ignited by the user, and the standardized gripper questionnaire can be used as a basic data for shoe development. The questionnaire is as follows.

(A) Evaluating the subjective appeal of the climbing

① Plantar pressure distribution measurement items

- What is the overall comfort of your feet when worn?

- Is the shock absorption of the posterior region well done?

- How comfortable is your feet when walking?

- What is the grip on the contact area between the insole and the foot when worn?

② EMG (muscle fatigue) measurement item

- Are the legs fatigued when worn for a long time?

- Is the calf area very tired when worn for a long time?

- Is the thigh area fatigued when worn for a long time?

- Which part of the calf or thigh is more fatigued?

③ 3D motion analysis measurement item

- What is the grip on the left and right shaking when walking?

- Is there any inconvenience in the movement of the foot and foot during walking?

- Is it comfortable to hold your ankle?

(B) Walking subjective assessment of grip

① Plantar pressure distribution measurement items

- Is the whole foot comfortable when worn?

- Is the shock absorption of the posterior region well done?

- Are there any uncomfortable areas to wear?

- Is central movement stable during walking?

② EMG (muscle fatigue) measurement item

- Do you get a lot of strength in your leg muscles when you wear it?

- Does the calf get a lot of strength when worn?

- Do you get a lot of strength in your thigh area when you wear it?

- Do you think that it has exercise effect compared to general shoes?

③ 3D motion analysis measurement item

- When the hindfoot touches the ground, what is the left / right shake?

- Is it comfortable to hold your ankle?

- Does walking a three-beat cycle occur?

- Can you feel changes in posture when worn and walked?

(C) Assessment of badminton subjective grip

① Plantar pressure distribution measurement items

- Is the whole foot comfortable when worn?

- Is the shock absorption of the posterior region well done?

- Are there any uncomfortable areas to wear?

- Is the shock absorption of the whole and rear areas well when the direction is changed?

② EMG (muscle fatigue) measurement item

- Is my side support done well?

- Is the outer side supported well?

- What is the impact of the soles?

- What is the impact force on your knees and body?

③ 3D motion analysis measurement item

- How much does it slip in lunge operation?

- How much does the outsole slide?

- How much is your foot slipping from inside the shoe?

(D) Assessment of subjective evaluation of boarding

① Plantar pressure distribution measurement items

- Is the whole foot comfortable when worn?

- Is the shock absorption of the posterior region well done?

- Are there any uncomfortable areas to wear?

- Is the shock absorption of the whole and rear areas well when the direction is changed?

- Are the centering movements well when dialing?

② EMG (muscle fatigue) measurement item

- Is my side support done well?

- Is the outer side supported well?

- What is the impact of the soles?

- What is the impact force on your knees and body?

The Correlation Coefficient = ρ (rho) is as follows (see FIG. 10). The correlation coefficient between the score of the subject's gripping feeling and the biomechanical performance evaluation data is as follows.

① If 0 <ρ <+1, positive correlation

② If -1 <ρ <0, negative correlation

③ If ρ = 0, uncorrelated relationship

④ However, if it is 0, it is not a correlation but a linear correlation.

Referring to the above evaluation results, a national standard for evaluation of biomechanical performance as shown in FIG. 11 is presented. Based on the biomechanical studies of existing footwear, it is to derive a national standard for evaluating the biomechanical performance of each domestic finished product category.

In the present invention, the plantar pressure is an excellent product as the score score is lower, and as the score score is lower, the pressure generated on the foot is lower and the product is superior in shock absorption performance.

And, those who have a lot of weight, knee and ankle joints are weak and have a low foot pressure score.

The EMG is a part of muscle fatigue and can be evaluated as to how much fatigue is given to the lower limb muscles during long walking and running. The lower the score score is, the lower the degree of muscle fatigue. The lower the score score, It is a product with less muscle fatigue and can be recommended for people who wear fatigue for a long time by wearing shoes, walking for a long time, and exercising.

The motion analysis can evaluate the range of motion, angle, and load of the hip joints (knees, ankles, and hip) when shoes are worn. The lower the score, the better the product. The lower the score, The load of the body can be reduced, and the body movement can be efficiently performed.

In particular, it can help improve exercise performance through the same force or movement during exercise.

In addition, the subjective feeling of grip is quantified as items that can be evaluated by the user on various items when the shoe is ignited by the user, and the subjective grip test questionnaire can be used as a basic data for shoe development.

The evaluation data according to the present invention can provide the above information to the user (shoe shopper) through a mobile app or the like, and the subjective grip feeling result created by the user is provided to the shoe developer (shoe manufacturer) to develop a good quality shoe It can be based.

100: Functional Assessment Process
200: Performance standardization process
300: Standardization Assessment Disclosure and Distribution Process

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Functional evaluation process for evaluating foot pressure, electromyogram, 3D motion analysis,
A performance standardizing step of standardizing the performance of the shoe finished product by converting the evaluation result value obtained through the functional evaluation process into a database,
And disclosing and distributing performance standardized evaluation data that are set in the performance standardization process on the Internet site of the trust institution and disclosing and distributing performance standardized evaluation data.
The plantar pressure measurement method according to claim 1, wherein the plantar pressure measurement is a measurement method for viewing the foot contact area, maximum force, maximum pressure, and maximum average pressure according to shoe wear, and the plantar pressure analysis is basically divided into total, In addition,
The equipment used to measure the plant pressure is an insole with a pressure sensor and operates in the form of wireless Bluetooth. The subject is comfortable with the equipment while inserting the pressure sensor inside the shoe, After practice, data is collected.
The EMG measurement was performed by collecting data of biceps femoris, extramuralis muscle, gastrocnemius muscle and tibialis muscle which are located nearest to the skin among the muscles most frequently used for gait in order to measure the effect of lowering the leg load and improving muscle activity, (EMG) was used to evaluate the activity and fatigue of the subject. The surface electrode was attached to each position of the subject's lower extremity muscles, followed by gait exercise at a normal walking speed, and data collection was performed.
The 3D motion analysis analyzes the moments (loads) of each joint by measuring the angles and angular velocities of the joints on three axes (X axis, Y axis and Z axis), and attaches markers to the joints of the body The walking and walking exercises are performed at a common walking speed, and the information of the human joints and segments is acquired through the movement of the markers attached to the respective joints to collect the angle and moment data of the joints.
The subjective feeling of grip is a method for quantifying the emotional aspect that is perceived when wearing shoes. It is checked in the written questionnaire where the feeling of igniting the shoe at the general walking speed after wearing the shoes is checked. It is checked close to the right and closer to the left as you feel uncomfortable. The length of the checked portion is measured and expressed as a ratio (%) to the total length, and the score is evaluated through a relative comparison of each item, and the significance is verified through statistical analysis.
The system of claim 1 or 2, wherein the standardization evaluation data is provided to a shoe shopper shoe developer through a mobile app.
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