TW201627814A - Physiological feedback system - Google Patents

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TW201627814A
TW201627814A TW104102475A TW104102475A TW201627814A TW 201627814 A TW201627814 A TW 201627814A TW 104102475 A TW104102475 A TW 104102475A TW 104102475 A TW104102475 A TW 104102475A TW 201627814 A TW201627814 A TW 201627814A
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The invention relates to a physiological feedback system for providing breath guidance signal and breath behavior information so as to being used as foundation of performing breath behavior adjustment in a breath training segment for users, and then a feedback loop can be implemented. The system includes a wearable physiological sensing device having a breath action detection unit provided at breast or belly of the user for acquiring ups and downs motion of breast and/or belly generated by carrying out breath by the user, and a light emitting source for generating a visual perceptible signal including a luminous intensity variation and a luminous color variation, wherein the visual perceptible signal expresses the breath guidance signal through the luminous intensity variation, and expresses information related to breath action of users through the luminous color variation so that the user can perform a breath behavior mode in accordance with the luminous intensity variation, and adjusts breath action in a period of breath through self conscious in accordance with the luminous color variation for achieving influences for physiological state.

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生理回饋系統 Physiological feedback system

本發明係相關於一種生理回饋系統,更特別地是,一種結合生理資訊即時回饋以及呼吸調控的系統。 The present invention relates to a physiological feedback system, and more particularly to a system that combines physiological information instant feedback and respiratory regulation.

近年來,越來越多的研究著重於人體如何透過自我意識調控的方式而影響身體之運作系統,以達到改善身心健康的效果,例如,生理回饋(biofeedback)(包括神經生理回饋(neurofeedback))、冥想(meditation)、呼吸訓練(breath training)等皆是目前已獲大量研究結果支持,且亦有越來越多人使用的方法。 In recent years, more and more research has focused on how the human body influences the body's operating system through self-consciousness regulation to achieve physical and mental health effects, such as biofeedback (including neurofeedback). , meditation, breath training, etc. are currently supported by a large number of research results, and there are more and more people using methods.

其中,生理回饋是一種人體為了改善健康及效能等目的而學習如何改變生理活動的學習程序,在此程序中,人體中可透過意識,例如,思考、情緒、以及行為,改變的生理活動,例如,腦波,心率、呼吸、肌肉活動或皮膚溫度等,會透過儀器進行監測,且儀器快速且準確的將資訊回饋給受試者,由於此資訊與所欲達成的生理改變有關,因此,受試者在獲得資訊後,就可據以而進行自我意識調控,加強所需的生理反應。 Among them, physiological feedback is a learning program in which the human body learns how to change physiological activities for the purpose of improving health and efficacy, in which physiological activities such as thinking, emotion, and behavior can be changed in the human body, for example, , brain waves, heart rate, respiration, muscle activity or skin temperature, etc., will be monitored by the instrument, and the instrument will quickly and accurately return information to the subject, since this information is related to the physiological changes desired, therefore, After obtaining the information, the tester can adjust the self-consciousness and strengthen the physiological response required.

另外,靜坐冥想的常見方式是:集中注意力、正念(mindfulness)以及慈悲心與愛,主要皆涉及自我意識控制。靜坐冥想的目的和臨床心理學、精神醫學、預防醫學以及教育的許多目標一致,越來越多的研究結果顯示,靜坐冥想可能有助於舒緩憂鬱症和慢性疼痛症狀,並 且有利於提升整體的幸福感。 In addition, the common ways of sitting meditation are: concentration, mindfulness, and compassion and love, all of which involve self-consciousness control. The purpose of meditation is consistent with many of the goals of clinical psychology, psychiatry, preventive medicine, and education. More and more research shows that meditation may help relieve depression and chronic pain. And it is conducive to improving the overall happiness.

此外,亦有越來越多的科學證據顯示,靜坐冥想期間進行的自我意識調控可以改變大腦的功能性迴路,並產生對心靈、大腦以及整個身體都有益處的效果,許多神經科學家亦已開始透過觀察靜坐冥想期間的大腦反應而瞭解冥想對於人體所造成的影響。而這在某種程度上即類似於所謂的神經生理回饋(neurofeedback),只是,進行神經生理回饋時,與進行生理回饋一樣,會即時地將腦部活動的資訊提供予使用者。 In addition, there is increasing scientific evidence that self-consciousness regulation during meditation can change the functional circuits of the brain and produce benefits for the mind, brain, and the entire body. Many neuroscientists have also begun. Understand the effects of meditation on the human body by observing the brain reaction during meditation. This is somewhat similar to the so-called neurofeedback, except that when performing neurophysiological feedback, as with physiological feedback, information about brain activity is immediately available to the user.

由上可知,當涉及透過人體自身的調控機制而達到改進身心健康的效果時,最重要地是使用者必須集中注意力,以幫助自我意識調控的進行,因此,當注意力更容易集中時,自我意識調控所帶來的效果自然更容易達成。 It can be seen from the above that when it comes to improving the physical and mental health through the body's own regulation mechanism, the most important thing is that the user must concentrate on helping the self-consciousness to be regulated. Therefore, when attention is more easily concentrated, The effects of self-awareness control are naturally easier to achieve.

一般在需要集中注意力的靜坐冥想過程中,通常會強調冥想者必須專注於呼吸的韻律,尤其在出現心思游移時,必須將注意力重新集中在一吸一吐的呼吸韻律上,因此,專注於呼吸韻律是已知可提升注意力的方法。 Generally, in the process of meditation that requires concentration, it is usually emphasized that the meditator must focus on the rhythm of breathing, especially in the case of mental wandering, it is necessary to refocus attention on the breath rhythm of a breath, therefore, focus Respiratory rhythm is a method known to increase attention.

呼吸在一般沒有意識介入的情形下,呼吸是受自律神經系統控制,會自動地根據身體需求而調節呼吸速率以及深度等,而另一方面,呼吸亦可受意識控制,在有限的範圍內,人體可以自行控制呼吸速率以及深度等,故已有研究顯示,可藉由控制呼吸的方式而影響交感神經以及副交感神經的平衡,一般的情形是,呼氣期間會增加副交感神經活性,減緩心跳,吸氣期間則相反。 Breathing In the absence of conscious intervention, breathing is controlled by the autonomic nervous system, which automatically adjusts the breathing rate and depth according to the needs of the body. On the other hand, breathing can be controlled by consciousness, within a limited range. The human body can control the breathing rate and depth by itself. Therefore, studies have shown that the balance between the sympathetic nerve and the parasympathetic nerve can be affected by controlling the breathing. In general, the parasympathetic nerve activity is increased during exhalation, and the heartbeat is slowed down. The opposite is during inhalation.

因此,當需要集中注意力而專注於呼吸韻律時,除了可因將 注意力回歸到呼氣與吐氣的韻律而達到專心及穩定的效果外,亦同時間會對自身的自律神經系統產生影響,此時,只要呼吸對自律神經系統的影響與進行生理回饋、神經生理回饋或冥想的目標一致時,例如,放鬆身心,則就可很自然地由於增加對呼吸進行控制而讓生理回饋的效果更上層樓,達到相輔相成的效果。 Therefore, when you need to concentrate and focus on the rhythm of the breath, Attention to the rhythm of exhalation and exhalation to achieve the concentration and stability of the effect, but also at the same time will have an impact on their own autonomic nervous system, at this time, as long as the impact of breathing on the autonomic nervous system and physiological feedback, neurophysiological When the goals of feedback or meditation are the same, for example, to relax the mind and body, it is natural to increase the effect of the physiological feedback by increasing the control of the breathing to achieve a complementary effect.

也由於呼吸介於意識與非意識控制間的特性,呼吸訓練同樣被視為是一種可因影響人體運作而達到改善身心效果的程序。一般而言,呼吸訓練是透過意識而調整自身呼吸的過程,舉例而言,常見的一種呼吸訓練方式是布泰科呼吸訓練(Buteyko breathing technique),其主張透過進行鼻部呼吸、且以意識控制而使呼吸速率或呼吸量降低的呼吸方法,可對因呼吸速度增加或過度換氣所造成的疾病,例如,氣喘,或是其他呼吸相關疾病,例如,睡眠呼吸中止,具有治療效果。 Also because breathing is between the conscious and unconscious controls, breathing training is also seen as a procedure that can improve physical and mental effects by affecting the body's functioning. In general, breathing training is a process of adjusting one's breathing through consciousness. For example, a common breathing training method is the Buteyko breathing technique, which advocates breathing through the nose and is controlled by consciousness. A breathing method that reduces the breathing rate or the amount of breathing may have a therapeutic effect on diseases caused by increased breathing rate or excessive ventilation, such as asthma, or other respiratory related diseases, for example, sleep breathing.

另外,呼吸訓練亦可在具有外部導引訊號的情形下進行,通常,導引訊號的作用在於導引使用者的呼吸,例如,導引呼吸速率,及/或呼氣與吐氣時間比等,而根據目的的不同,導引訊號的內容亦可有所改變,例如,在進行布泰科呼吸訓練時,導引訊號可提供較慢的呼吸速率,以符合其訓練目標。 In addition, the breathing training can also be performed with an external guiding signal. Generally, the guiding signal is used to guide the user's breathing, for example, guiding the breathing rate, and/or the ratio of exhalation to exhalation time, etc. Depending on the purpose, the content of the pilot signal may also change. For example, during the Buteco breathing training, the pilot signal provides a slower breathing rate to meet its training objectives.

一般在呼吸訓練過程中,使用者多只專注於進行呼吸的調整,但既然呼吸訓練的目的亦在於改善身心健康,因此,若可在呼吸訓練過程中提供使用者有關其生理狀態的即時資訊,以讓使用者知道呼吸調整的進行是否朝向預期的目標前進,相信將可有助於進一步提升呼吸訓練的效率,達到事半功倍的效果。 Generally, during the breathing training process, the user is mostly focused on the adjustment of the breathing, but since the purpose of the breathing training is also to improve the physical and mental health, if the user can provide real-time information about the physiological state during the breathing training, In order to let the user know whether the progress of the breathing adjustment is progressing toward the intended goal, it is believed that it will help to further improve the efficiency of the breathing training and achieve a multiplier effect.

因此,確實有需要發展出一種新穎的系統,可在使用者透過自我意識控制而進行生理回饋、冥想、或神經生理回饋時,提供進一步進行呼吸調整的依據,以使呼吸對改善身心健康的影響可同時被展現出來,進而相輔相成地讓可達成的效果更上層樓。 Therefore, there is a real need to develop a novel system that provides further evidence of respiratory adjustments when the user performs physiological feedback, meditation, or neurophysiological feedback through self-consciousness control, so that the effects of breathing on improving physical and mental health Can be displayed at the same time, and then complement each other to make the achievable effect even higher.

另外,當以呼吸訓練為基礎時,同樣可透過讓使用者即時得知自身之生理狀態的方式,而讓使用者可在進行呼吸訓練的同時透過自我意識的調控而改變其呼吸行為或其他生理狀態,進一步提升訓練的效果。 In addition, when based on breathing training, the user can also change the breathing behavior or other physiology through the regulation of self-consciousness while performing breathing training through the way of letting the user know his or her physiological state in real time. State, further enhance the effect of training.

本發明的一目的在於提供一種生理回饋系統,其係透過單一個可感知訊號產生源提供即時的自律神經活動資訊以及呼吸導引訊號,以讓使用者在進行生理回饋程序期間,可透過跟隨呼吸導引訊號而達到進一步提升生理回饋的效果。 It is an object of the present invention to provide a physiological feedback system that provides instant autonomic nervous activity information and respiratory guidance signals through a single sensible signal generating source, so that the user can follow the breathing during the physiological feedback process. Guide the signal to achieve further improvement in physiological feedback.

本發明的另一目的在於提供一種神經生理回饋系統,其係透過單一個可感知訊號產生源提供即時的腦部活動資訊以及呼吸導引訊號,因此,使用者可透過跟隨呼吸導引訊號而提高專注力,進一步提升神經生理回饋所達成的效果。 Another object of the present invention is to provide a neurophysiological feedback system that provides real-time brain activity information and respiratory guidance signals through a single sensible signal generation source, so that the user can improve by following the respiratory guidance signal. Focus on further enhancing the effects of neurophysiological feedback.

本發明的另一目的在於提供一種生理回饋系統,其係透過單一個可感知訊號產生源提供即時的心跳變異率以及呼吸導引訊號,以讓使用者在進行生理回饋程序期間,可根據得自心跳變異率的資訊而進行自我意識調整,並透過跟隨呼吸導引訊號,而讓生理回饋對自律神經活動的影響效果獲得進一步的提升。 Another object of the present invention is to provide a physiological feedback system that provides an instant heartbeat variability and a respiratory guidance signal through a single sensible signal generation source, so that the user can obtain the physiological feedback process during the physiological feedback process. The self-consciousness is adjusted by the information of the heartbeat variability rate, and the effect of physiological feedback on the autonomic nerve activity is further improved by following the respiratory guidance signal.

本發明的另一目的在於提供一種呼吸訓練系統,其係透過單 一個可感知訊號產生源提供呼吸導引訊號以及相關的呼吸行為的資訊,以讓使用者可在得知自身之呼吸行為的情形下進行呼吸調控,有效地提升訓練的效果。 Another object of the present invention is to provide a breathing training system that transmits a single A sensible signal generating source provides information on the breathing guide signal and related breathing behavior, so that the user can perform breathing regulation while knowing his breathing behavior, thereby effectively improving the training effect.

本發明的另一目的在於提供一種呼吸訓練系統,其係透過單一個可感知訊號產生源而提供呼吸導引訊號以及相關呼吸時胸部/腹部起伏動作的資訊,以讓使用者瞭解其是否透過腹式呼吸的方式而進行呼吸訓練。 Another object of the present invention is to provide a breathing training system that provides information on a breathing guide signal and related chest/abdominal undulation during breathing through a single sensible signal generating source to allow the user to know whether or not it is transmitted through the abdomen. Breathing exercises in the form of breathing.

本發明的另一目的在於提供一種影響生理狀態的系統,其係透過單一發光體的發光強度提供使用者真實的呼吸模式以及發光顏色提供相關使用者生理狀態的資訊,以作為使用者進行自我意識調控的基礎,進而達到影響生理狀態的效果。 Another object of the present invention is to provide a system for influencing a physiological state, which provides a user with a true breathing pattern and a luminescent color to provide information about the physiological state of the user through the illuminating intensity of the single illuminant, as a user's self-awareness. The basis of regulation, and then the effect of affecting the physiological state.

本發明的在一目的在於提供一種影響生理狀態系統,其透過獨立發光體的發光強度變化提供呼吸導引訊號,以及發光顏色變化提供相關使用者生理活動資訊,以讓使用者在訓練區段中,可方便地透過單一視覺產生源而獲得兩種資訊。 It is an object of the present invention to provide a system for influencing a physiological state, which provides a respiratory guidance signal through a change in the intensity of illumination of an independent illuminant, and provides a change in luminescence color to provide information about the physiological activity of the user in order to allow the user to be in the training section. It is convenient to obtain two kinds of information through a single visual source.

10‧‧‧頭戴式腦電檢測裝置 10‧‧‧ head-mounted EEG detection device

12‧‧‧發光體 12‧‧‧Lights

14‧‧‧耳戴結構 14‧‧‧ear wearing structure

20‧‧‧呼吸動作感測元件 20‧‧‧Respiratory motion sensing components

22‧‧‧發光源 22‧‧‧Light source

24‧‧‧心電電極 24‧‧‧Electroelectric electrodes

30‧‧‧穿戴式生理感測裝置 30‧‧‧Wearing physiological sensing device

31‧‧‧電極 31‧‧‧ electrodes

32‧‧‧殼體 32‧‧‧ housing

34‧‧‧智慧型手機 34‧‧‧Smart mobile phones

第1圖顯示根據本發明系統測量腦電訊號時的可能實施實例;第2A-2D圖顯示本發明系統中,可感知訊號產生源的可能實施实例;第3圖顯示根據本發明系統測量腦電訊號時的另一可能實施實例;第4A-4C圖顯示根據本發明較佳實施例,採用呼吸動作感測元件之生理回饋系統的實施示意圖;第5A-5C圖顯示根據本發明系統測量心電訊號測量時可能實施實例; 第6圖顯示根據本發明系統測量腦電訊號以及心率序列時的可能實施實例。;以及第7圖顯示根據本發明系統測量皮膚電活動時的可能實施實例。 1 shows a possible implementation example when measuring an electroencephalogram signal according to the system of the present invention; 2A-2D shows a possible implementation example of a perceptible signal generation source in the system of the present invention; and FIG. 3 shows a measurement of brain telecommunications according to the system of the present invention. Another possible embodiment of the present invention; FIGS. 4A-4C are diagrams showing an implementation of a physiological feedback system employing a respiratory motion sensing element in accordance with a preferred embodiment of the present invention; and FIGS. 5A-5C are diagrams showing the measurement of cardiac telecommunications in accordance with the system of the present invention. Examples may be implemented when measuring; Figure 6 shows a possible implementation example when measuring brain electrical signals and heart rate sequences in accordance with the system of the present invention. And Figure 7 shows a possible implementation example when measuring skin electrical activity in accordance with the system of the present invention.

本發明系統的目的在於,將透過自我意識調整而影響生理狀態的程序以及呼吸調控兩者融和在同一個訓練區段中,並藉由與使用者間互動形成一回饋迴路的方式而達到加成影響生理狀態的效果,故可廣泛應用於生理回饋、神經生理回饋、冥想、及/或呼吸訓練等各種藉由自我意識調控而影響生理狀態的程序,以讓該程序所達成的成效進一步獲得提升。 The purpose of the system of the present invention is to integrate a program that affects a physiological state through self-awareness adjustment and a respiratory regulation in the same training section, and achieve an addition by forming a feedback loop by interacting with the user. It affects the physiological state, so it can be widely used in physiological feedback, neurophysiological feedback, meditation, and/or respiratory training, and various programs that influence the physiological state through self-consciousness regulation, so that the results achieved by the program can be further improved. .

在此原則下,根據本發明的系統係具有一穿戴式生理感測裝置以及一可感知訊號產生源,其中,該穿戴式生理感測裝置用以在該訓練區段中,取得因生理活動發生改變而受影響的生理訊號,以及該可感知訊號產生源則用以在該訓練區段中,透過使用者可感知訊號,例如,視覺可感知訊號、及/或聽覺可感知訊號,以向使用者提供呼吸導引以及有關生理活動的資訊,例如,即時生理狀態,呼吸行為之改變,及/或訓練執行的成效等。 Under this principle, the system according to the present invention has a wearable physiological sensing device and a perceptible signal generating device, wherein the wearable physiological sensing device is used to obtain physiological activity in the training segment. The physiological signal affected by the change and the source of the sensible signal are used in the training section to be used by the user to perceive the signal, for example, the visually perceptible signal and/or the auditory sensible signal. Provides breathing guidance and information about physiological activities, such as immediate physiological status, changes in breathing behavior, and/or effectiveness of training execution.

請參閱第1圖,其顯示根據本發明系統的一較佳實施例,此實施例係在於提供有關神經生理回饋系統融入呼吸訓練的實施內容,因此,在此,該穿戴式生理感測裝置係實施為一頭戴式腦電檢測裝置10,以及該可感知訊號產生源係實施為一發光體12。 Referring to FIG. 1, there is shown a preferred embodiment of a system in accordance with the present invention. This embodiment is directed to providing an implementation of a neurophysiological feedback system incorporating breathing training. Accordingly, the wearable physiological sensing device is It is implemented as a head-mounted EEG detecting device 10, and the sensible signal generating source is implemented as an illuminant 12.

當使用者利用本發明的此神經生理回饋系統而執行一神經生理回饋程序時,如圖所示地,將該頭戴式腦電檢測裝置設置於頭上,以 透過設置於頭帶內側的腦電電極取得使用者的腦波,在此,腦電電極的設置位置沒有限制,只要是可取得腦波之特定大腦皮質位置的相對應取樣點即可,例如,常見的取樣點包括Fp1、Fp2、O1、O2等、或是任何根據10-20系統所定義的位置,並且,腦電電極的設置位置以及數量可根據所進行之神經生理回饋的目的而決定,例如,可增加電極的數量而進行多通道腦電訊號的測量,或可在耳朵上設置電極以作為參考點等,因此,沒有限制。 When the user performs a neurophysiological feedback program using the neurophysiological feedback system of the present invention, as shown, the head-mounted EEG detecting device is placed on the head to The brain wave of the user is obtained through the electroencephalogram electrode provided inside the headband. Here, the position of the electroencephalogram electrode is not limited, as long as it is a corresponding sampling point at which a specific brain cortex position of the brain wave can be obtained, for example, Common sampling points include Fp1, Fp2, O1, O2, etc., or any position defined by the 10-20 system, and the location and number of EEG electrodes can be determined according to the purpose of the neurophysiological feedback performed. For example, the measurement of the multi-channel EEG signal may be performed by increasing the number of electrodes, or the electrode may be provided on the ear as a reference point or the like, and thus, there is no limitation.

之後,再將該發光體12設置於身體前方眼睛可自然看見的位置,並使頭上的腦電檢測裝置與該發光體進行溝通,例如,透過如藍芽、WiFi等的一般無線通訊方式,即可開始進行呼吸生理回饋程序。 Thereafter, the illuminant 12 is placed at a position where the front of the body can be seen naturally, and the EEG detecting device on the head communicates with the illuminant, for example, through a general wireless communication method such as Bluetooth or WiFi. The respiratory physiological feedback procedure can be started.

在此,由於結合了呼吸訓練以及神經生理回饋,因此,基於呼吸訓練的進行,需提供使用者呼吸導引訊號,而基於神經生理回饋,則需提供使用者因執行神經生理回饋而發生改變之生理活動的資訊及/或其他相關的資訊,而該發光體即是提供的媒介。 Here, due to the combination of breathing training and neurophysiological feedback, based on the progress of the breathing training, the user needs to provide the breathing guidance signal, and based on the neurophysiological feedback, the user needs to be changed due to the execution of the neurophysiological feedback. Information about physiological activities and/or other relevant information, and the illuminant is the medium provided.

在此實施例中,該發光體所產生之可讓使用者感知的訊號包括發光強度以及發光顏色,以分別代表不同的資訊,其中,發光強度用以表現呼吸導引,而發光顏色則用以表現使用者生理活動的變化。 In this embodiment, the signal generated by the illuminator to be perceived by the user includes the illuminance and the illuminating color to respectively represent different information, wherein the illuminating intensity is used to represent the breathing guide, and the illuminating color is used to Demonstrate changes in the user's physiological activities.

由於呼吸導引訊號的目的在於讓使用者跟隨著進行呼吸,故需要能夠表現出吸氣與吐氣間的分別,因此,該發光體係透過發光強度的強弱連續變化而代表吸氣與吐氣的連續變化,例如,以發光強度逐漸增強作為逐漸吸氣的導引,並以發光強度逐漸減弱作為逐漸吐氣的導引,如此一來,使用者就可清楚且容易地跟隨著而進行吸吐。 Since the purpose of the breathing guide signal is to allow the user to follow the breathing, it is necessary to be able to express the difference between the inhalation and the exhalation. Therefore, the illumination system continuously changes the intensity of the illumination to represent the continuous change of inspiration and exhalation. For example, the gradual increase in luminous intensity is used as a guide for gradual inhalation, and the illuminating intensity is gradually weakened as a guide for gradual exhalation, so that the user can clearly and easily follow the suction.

當進行以放鬆為目標的神經生理回饋程序時,其中一種選擇 是觀察腦波中α波所佔的比例。在腦波中,一般而言,α波佔優勢時表示人體處於放鬆的清醒狀態,因此透過觀察α波所佔比例可得知放鬆的程度。據此,在開始進行神經生理回饋程序後,該發光體提供呼吸導引(透過發光強度的連續變化),以引導使用者調整其呼吸,同時間,戴於頭上的腦電檢測裝置亦進行腦波的檢測,而所取得的腦波則在經過一演算式的計算後,可得出一分析結果,例如,α波所佔比例,並根據分析結果而產生一相關使用者腦部活動的資訊,接著,該發光體即根據該相關使用者腦部活動的資訊而改變其發光顏色。 One of the choices when performing a neurophysiological feedback program that targets relaxation It is to observe the proportion of alpha waves in brain waves. In the brain wave, in general, the α wave predominates to indicate that the human body is in a state of relaxation and waking state, so the degree of relaxation can be known by observing the proportion of the alpha wave. Accordingly, after the neurophysiological feedback procedure is started, the illuminator provides respiratory guidance (through continuous change in illuminance intensity) to guide the user to adjust their breathing, and at the same time, the EEG detecting device worn on the head also performs brain The detection of the wave, and the obtained brain wave, after a calculation of the calculation, can obtain an analysis result, for example, the proportion of the alpha wave, and generate a related information about the user's brain activity based on the analysis result. Then, the illuminant changes its illuminating color according to the information of the related user's brain activity.

舉例而言,可在程序一開始時先取得一基準值,例如,α波佔總腦波能量的百分比,之後再將所分析所得的結果與該基準值進行比較,以得出與該基準值間的關係,例如,比例增加或減少,而該發光體即可以此為基礎而透過發光顏色的改變即時地向使用者傳達其生理狀態的改變情形,例如,可利用多種顏色表示,如越接近藍色表示越放鬆,越接近紅色表示越緊張,也可以同一顏色的深淺為依據,顏色越淺代表越放鬆,顏色越深代表越緊張,如此一來,使用者就可很簡單地透過顏色的改變而得知自己的身心狀態是緊張或是放鬆,並在跟隨呼吸導引的同時亦進行自我意識調控(self-regulation),而使發光顏色進一步趨向更放鬆的目標。 For example, a reference value may be obtained at the beginning of the program, for example, the alpha wave is a percentage of the total brain wave energy, and then the analyzed result is compared with the reference value to obtain a reference value. The relationship between, for example, the increase or decrease of the ratio, and the illuminant can instantly convey the change of the physiological state to the user through the change of the illuminating color based on the illuminant, for example, the color representation can be utilized, for example, the closer The more relaxed the blue color, the more nervous it is, the more intense it is. It can also be based on the depth of the same color. The lighter the color, the more relaxed it is. The darker the color, the more nervous it is. In this way, the user can easily pass the color. Change to know that your physical and mental state is nervous or relaxed, and also follow the breathing guide while also self-regulation, so that the illuminating color further tends to a more relaxed goal.

替代地,也可藉由觀察二個半腦間腦部活動的能量平衡狀況以及同步性來瞭解人體的放鬆程度或情緒意識狀態;或者,可偵測大腦皮質中血流量的多少而得知腦部活動的旺盛程度,以判斷身心的放鬆程度等。 Alternatively, the degree of relaxation or emotional state of the human body can be understood by observing the energy balance and synchrony of brain activity between the two hemispheres; or, the brain can be detected by detecting the amount of blood flow in the cerebral cortex. The degree of activity of the ministry to judge the degree of relaxation of the body and mind.

另外,當以提高專注力為目標時,則可選擇觀察θ波與β波的比例。在腦波中,β波佔優勢時表示人體處於清醒且緊張的狀態,而θ波佔 優勢時則表示人體處於放鬆且意識中斷的狀態,因此,可藉由提高β波相對於θ波的比例而達到提高專注力的目的,例如,治療ADHD(Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder,注意力缺陷過動症)患者的其中一種方法即是透過神經生理回饋的方式觀察其θ波/β波的比值。據此,在利用本發明的系統而開始進行神經生理回饋程序後,該發光體提供呼吸導引訊號(透過發光強度的連續變化),以引導使用者調整其呼吸,同時間,戴於頭上腦電檢測裝置亦進行腦波的檢測,以進一步分析θ波以及β波的比例,例如,θ波與β波分別佔總腦波能量的比例,或是計算出θ/θ+β以及β/θ+β等,之後,根據分析結果而產生一相關使用者腦部活動的資訊,而該發光體即以該相關使用者腦部活動的資訊為基礎,而透過發光顏色的改變即時地向使用者傳達其腦部功能的改變情形,例如,可利用多種顏色表示,越接近藍色表示專注力越低,越接近紅色表示專注力越高,也可以同一顏色的深淺為依據,顏色越淺代表專注力越低,顏色越深代表專注力越高,如此一來,使用者就可很簡單地透過顏色的改變而得知自己的專注力是否提高,並在跟隨呼吸導引的同時亦進行自我意識調控(self-regulation),而使發光顏色進一步趨向提高專注的目標。 In addition, when aiming at increasing concentration, you can choose to observe the ratio of the θ wave to the β wave. In the brain wave, when the β wave dominates, the human body is in a state of waking and nervous, and the θ wave accounts for The advantage indicates that the human body is in a state of relaxation and interruption of consciousness. Therefore, the purpose of improving concentration can be achieved by increasing the ratio of the beta wave to theta wave, for example, treating ADHD (Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder). One of the methods of patients is to observe the ratio of the θ wave/β wave through neurophysiological feedback. Accordingly, after the neurophysiological feedback procedure is initiated using the system of the present invention, the illuminator provides a respiratory guidance signal (through continuous changes in illumination intensity) to guide the user to adjust their breathing while simultaneously wearing the head. The electrical detection device also performs brain wave detection to further analyze the ratio of the θ wave and the β wave, for example, the ratio of the θ wave and the β wave to the total brain wave energy, respectively, or calculate θ/θ+β and β/θ. +β, etc., and then, according to the analysis result, information about the brain activity of the user is generated, and the illuminant is based on the information of the brain activity of the related user, and the user changes the color of the illuminating color to the user immediately. It conveys changes in the function of the brain. For example, it can be represented by multiple colors. The closer to the blue, the lower the concentration. The closer to the red, the higher the concentration. The lighter the depth of the same color. The lighter the color, the more focused. The lower the force, the darker the color, the higher the concentration. As a result, the user can easily know whether his concentration is improved through the change of color, and follow the call. But also self-guided regulation of consciousness (self-regulation), the emission color tends to further improve the focus target.

而除了觀察θ波與β波的比例外,皮層慢電位(SCP,slow cortical potential)亦是提高專注力之神經生理回饋中經常觀察的腦部活動,其中,SCP的負向偏移(negative shift)相關於較集中的注意力,以及SCP的正向偏移(positive shift)則相關於降低的注意力。 In addition to observing the ratio of theta wave to the beta wave, the slow cortical potential (SCP) is also a brain activity that is often observed in the neurophysiological feedback of concentration. Among them, the negative shift of the SCP (negative shift) Regarding the more concentrated attention, and the positive shift of the SCP is related to reduced attention.

所以,當該發光顏色代表生理狀態時,可實施為各種可能,例如,可如上所述地以經換算後的放鬆或專注程度作為變化依據,或是可 用以表示生理訊號的變化,例如,α波所佔的比例變化等,因此,沒有限制。而且,發光顏色的變化方式亦無一定的限制,重點在於讓使用者可以簡單且清楚地瞭解自己的生理狀態,且可藉以驅使使用者進行自我意識調控,以達到目標生理狀態。 Therefore, when the illuminating color represents a physiological state, it can be implemented as various possibilities, for example, the degree of relaxation or concentration after conversion can be used as a basis for change as described above, or It is used to indicate changes in physiological signals, for example, changes in the proportion of alpha waves, and so on. Therefore, there is no limitation. Moreover, there is no limitation on the way the illuminating color changes. The key point is that the user can understand his or her physiological state simply and clearly, and can drive the user to self-consciously control to achieve the target physiological state.

另外,替代地,該發光顏色也可用來表示相關使用狀況的其他資訊,舉例而言,可用以表示已累積的訓練時數,例如,越深的顏色表示累積的訓練時間越長,以讓使用者瞭解具累積效應的生理回饋程序所帶來的累積效果,且在此,該累積時間可以是一段時間的累積,例如,一個星期內,或是當次訓練的時間累積等,可依使用者需求而改變;或者,該發光顏色亦可用來指示每次訓練區段的時間起始,例如,從剛開始的淺色逐漸變深,以表示逐漸接近訓練尾聲。故皆為可行的方式,沒有限制。 In addition, the illuminating color may alternatively be used to indicate other information about the usage status, for example, to indicate the accumulated training hours, for example, the darker the color, the longer the accumulated training time is for use. Understand the cumulative effect brought by the physiological feedback program with cumulative effect, and here, the accumulation time may be a cumulative period of time, for example, within one week, or accumulated in the time of the training, etc., depending on the user The change in color is also required; alternatively, the illuminating color can also be used to indicate the start of time for each training session, for example, from the beginning of the light color to deeper to indicate a gradual approach to the training tail. Therefore, it is a feasible way, there is no limit.

再者,該發光體還可實施為可設定訓練區段的時間,例如,10分鐘,15分鐘,並在時間結束時自動關機,如此一來,使用者將可更專心地進行呼吸調控及自我意識控制,更有助於目標效果的達成。 Furthermore, the illuminant can also be implemented as a time for setting the training section, for example, 10 minutes, 15 minutes, and automatically shutting down at the end of the time, so that the user can concentrate on breathing regulation and self. Consciousness control is more conducive to the achievement of the target effect.

因此,透過本發明系統,使用者可以很自然地結合呼吸調控以及透過自我意識控制而影響生理狀態的程序,無須特別地學習步驟,而其中很重要的原因就在於,該可感知訊號產生源所產生的可感知訊號包括兩種資訊,例如,在第1圖實施例中,該單一發光體所產生的視覺可感知訊號透過發光強度以及發光顏色分別表現了呼吸導引訊號以及即時生理狀態兩種資訊。 Therefore, with the system of the present invention, the user can naturally combine the breathing regulation and the program that affects the physiological state through self-consciousness control, without special learning steps, and the important reason is that the sensible signal generating source The generated perceptible signal includes two kinds of information. For example, in the embodiment of FIG. 1, the visually perceptible signal generated by the single illuminant expresses the respiratory guiding signal and the immediate physiological state through the illuminating intensity and the illuminating color, respectively. News.

在習知技術中,當進行神經生理回饋時,對於使用者的回饋方式通常會實施為,舉例而言,隨著執行生理回饋之成效而產生移動的物 體,例如,飄浮在空中的氣球,當身體越放鬆時,氣球飄的越高;或是隨生理狀態而產生變化的圖形,例如,會因為身體越來越放鬆而持續盛開的花朵;或是直接顯示測量數值的改變;而提供呼吸導引的方式則多實施為,舉例而言,透過上下起伏的波形代表吸氣及吐氣。因此,當結合兩者時,使用者很容易因過於複雜、變動過大、或不容易理解之數值的視覺顯示方式而受到干擾,甚至反而可能增加使用者的精神壓力,效果不升反降。 In the prior art, when performing neurophysiological feedback, the feedback mode for the user is usually implemented as, for example, a moving object with the effect of performing physiological feedback. Body, for example, a balloon floating in the air, the more the body relaxes, the higher the balloon floats; or the pattern that changes with the physiological state, for example, the flower that continues to bloom because the body is more and more relaxed; or The change in the measured value is directly displayed; and the way in which the breathing guide is provided is mostly implemented, for example, the waveform through the up and down undulation represents inhalation and exhalation. Therefore, when combining the two, the user is easily disturbed by the visual display mode of the value that is too complicated, too large, or not easy to understand, and may even increase the user's mental stress, and the effect does not rise and fall.

另外,亦有一種習知技術,如US6212135所示,透過發光體的形式來引導使用者進行呼吸訓練時的吐氣、吐氣暫停、吸氣、及吸氣暫停,但其所敘述的方式,僅能表現讓使用者跟隨的呼吸行為模式,無法同時間讓使用者知道其所進行之呼吸訓練對身體所造成的影響,故僅適用於進行單純的呼吸訓練。 In addition, there is also a conventional technique, as shown in US6212135, which guides the user to perform exhalation, expiration pause, inhalation, and inhalation pause during breathing training through the form of the illuminator, but the manner described can only The breathing behavior pattern that the user follows can not let the user know the impact of the breathing training performed on the body at the same time, so it is only suitable for simple breathing training.

所以,針對上述這些可能出現的問題,本發明在考慮如何提供資訊予使用者時,即選擇了透過單一個物體表示兩種資訊的方式,盡可能的簡化複雜度,不讓使用者產生精神負擔,也讓使用者很容易就可使用本系統。本發明所揭示之顯示方式所具有的優勢包括: Therefore, in view of the above-mentioned possible problems, the present invention considers how to provide two kinds of information through a single object when considering how to provide information to the user, so as to simplify the complexity as much as possible, and not to cause a mental burden on the user. It also makes it easy for users to use the system. The advantages of the display mode disclosed by the present invention include:

1.發光強度的大小變化,與一般節奏、韻律的表示方式類似,使用者無須經過思考轉換,可直覺地獲得引導而控制吸氣與吐氣。 1. The change in the intensity of the luminous intensity is similar to the general rhythm and rhythm representation. The user does not need to go through the thinking conversion, and can intuitively obtain guidance to control inhalation and exhalation.

2.發光顏色對使用者而言是很容易理解的生理狀態表示方式,相較於直接提供數值變化,人體對於利用顏色種類及/或深淺變化等來表示程度、等級的改變,很容易產生認同感,因此能更自然地回應而做出自我意識調控。 2. The illuminating color is an easy-to-understand physiological state representation for the user. Compared with directly providing numerical changes, the human body can easily identify the change in degree and level by using the color type and/or the depth change. Sense, so it can respond more naturally and make self-consciousness.

3.視覺的焦點僅有一個,不會有結合兩個程序而需要注意兩個焦點的 問題,更有助於集中注意力。 3. There is only one focus of vision. There is no need to combine two programs and need to pay attention to two focuses. The problem is more helpful to concentrate.

因此,結合兩種程序所可能產生的複雜性,透過精心設計的可感知訊號表現方式,即可被排除,不但有效減少了使用者於使用時的負擔感,亦因此達成了效果加成的新穎回饋程序。 Therefore, combining the complexity of the two programs, through the well-designed and perceptible signal representation, can be eliminated, which not only effectively reduces the user's sense of burden during use, but also achieves a new effect enhancement. Feedback program.

在實施時,該發光體可以有各種實施選擇,例如,在外觀造型方面,可以是如第1圖所示的球體,亦可為方形、角錐狀等其他形狀,且進一步地,還可實施為透過磁力而漂浮的形式,增加使用趣味性;另外,其除了可實施為整個發光體皆發光外,亦可實施為僅部分發光,如第2A圖所示,該發光體透過設置於頂部的一可透光部分而展現其發光行為,且該可透光部分還可實施為不同的造型,以引起使用者的興趣,例如,多層次的同心環形(第2B圖),或是放射狀的造型(第2C圖)等,不受限制。 In the implementation, the illuminator may have various implementation options. For example, in terms of external appearance, the illuminator may be a sphere as shown in FIG. 1 , or may have other shapes such as a square shape and a pyramid shape, and further may be implemented as The floating form by magnetic force increases the use of fun; in addition, it can be implemented to emit only the entire illuminant, and can be implemented as only partial illuminating. As shown in FIG. 2A, the illuminant transmits through a top portion. The light-transmitting portion exhibits its illuminating behavior, and the permeable portion can also be implemented in different shapes to attract user's interest, for example, a multi-level concentric ring (Fig. 2B), or a radial shape. (Fig. 2C) and the like, without limitation.

而除了利用單一發光體的形式提供發光強度及發光顏色變化外,也可透過其他具顯示功能的裝置來達成,舉例而言,可以是一螢幕上的一發光源,例如,平板電腦、手機、手錶、個人電腦的螢幕等,進一步,該發光源亦可實施為圖像的一部分,例如,人形圖像的頭部,或是腹部位置等,有助於使用者在自我意識調控時想像體內的活動,此外,除了實體光源的形式外,光圈亦是良好的實施形式,例如,人形頭部周圍的光圈同樣有助於使用者進行想像。而當實施為如上述之螢幕上的發光源或光圈時,還可進一步透過發光範圍的直徑大小變化來表示發光強度的變化,如第2D圖所示,以加強引導吸氣與吐氣的效果。因此,可依實際實施狀況而加以變化,沒有限制。 In addition to using a single illuminant to provide illumination intensity and illuminating color change, it can also be achieved by other devices having a display function. For example, it can be a light source on a screen, for example, a tablet computer or a mobile phone. a watch, a screen of a personal computer, etc. Further, the light source can also be implemented as a part of an image, for example, a head of a human figure, or an abdomen position, etc., to help the user imagine the body during self-consciousness regulation. In addition, in addition to the form of the physical light source, the aperture is also a good implementation. For example, the aperture around the human head also helps the user to imagine. On the other hand, when the light source or the aperture on the screen as described above is implemented, the change in the diameter of the light-emitting range can be further indicated by the change in the diameter of the light-emitting range, as shown in FIG. 2D, to enhance the effect of guiding the inhalation and the exhalation. Therefore, it can be changed according to the actual implementation situation, and there is no limitation.

另外,根據本發明的系統亦可額外提供聽覺可感知訊號,例 如,聲音或語音,以在使用者需要閉眼進行回饋程序的時候,提供另一種選擇,舉例而言,可以透過音量的強度代表吸氣及吐氣的連續變化,以及透過不同的聲音種類,例如,鳥叫聲、海浪聲等,或不同曲目而代表不同的生理狀態;或者,也可透過語音指示使用者進行吸氣及吐氣,而由聲音頻率高低代表生理狀態,例如,越高頻的聲音表示越緊張,越低頻表示越放鬆等,因此,沒有限制。並且,聽覺可感知訊號可實施為由該可感知訊號產生源、及/或由該穿戴式生理感測裝置提供,同樣沒有限制。 In addition, the system according to the present invention may additionally provide an auditory sensible signal, for example. For example, sound or voice, in order to provide a feedback program when the user needs to close the eye, for example, the intensity of the volume can be used to represent the continuous change of inspiration and exhalation, and through different types of sound, for example, Birds, waves, etc., or different tracks represent different physiological states; or, voices can be used to indicate the user to inhale and exhale, and the sound frequency represents the physiological state, for example, the higher frequency sound representation The more nervous, the lower the frequency means the more relaxed, etc. Therefore, there is no limit. Moreover, the auditory sensible signal can be implemented as being provided by the audible signal generating source and/or by the wearable physiological sensing device, again without limitation.

再進一步,該呼吸導引訊號亦可實施為根據使用者的生理狀態改變而進行即時調整。在一般呼吸訓練中,呼吸導引訊號的類型主要分為三種,一為預設固定的呼吸變化模式,例如,呼吸速率設定為固定每分鐘8次;另一為預設隨時間變化的呼吸變化模式,例如,在1個15分鐘的訓練區段中,呼吸速率設定為前面5分鐘每分鐘10次,中間5分鐘每分鐘8次,以及最後5分鐘每分鐘6次的速率;以及再一則為隨生理狀態而動態變化的呼吸變化模式。因此,在本發明中,該呼吸導引訊號除了可提供預設為固定以及隨時間變化之呼吸變化模式外,透過該穿戴式生理感測裝置所取得的生理訊號,例如,第1圖實施例中腦電檢測裝置所取得的腦電訊號,該呼吸導引訊號就可實施為隨生理狀態而動態變化,以提供更有效引導使用者朝向目標生理狀態的呼吸變化模式。 Still further, the respiratory guidance signal can also be implemented to make an immediate adjustment based on a change in the physiological state of the user. In general breathing training, the types of respiratory guidance signals are mainly divided into three types, one is a preset fixed breathing change mode, for example, the breathing rate is set to be fixed 8 times per minute; the other is preset preset breathing changes over time. Mode, for example, in a 15-minute training session, the breathing rate is set to 10 times per minute for the first 5 minutes, 8 times per minute for the 5 minutes in the middle, and 6 times per minute for the last 5 minutes; and one more A pattern of changes in breathing that changes dynamically with physiological conditions. Therefore, in the present invention, the respiratory guidance signal can obtain a physiological signal obtained by the wearable physiological sensing device in addition to a respiratory change mode that is preset to be fixed and changed with time, for example, the embodiment of FIG. The electroencephalogram signal obtained by the midbrain detecting device can be implemented to dynamically change with the physiological state to provide a breathing change mode that more effectively guides the user toward the target physiological state.

使用者的生理狀態影響該呼吸導引訊號的方式可以有許多選擇。舉例而言,當使用者的放鬆程度已增加且維持穩定時,呼吸導引訊號可實施為進一步降低呼吸速率,例如,從每分鐘8-10次,降至每分鐘6-8次,以進一步增加放鬆程度;或者,也可實施為在使用者的放鬆程度已達 預期目標時、或是呼吸的控制已穩定地吻合呼吸導引時,停止呼吸導引訊號的提供,而讓使用者可專注於進行自我意識調控,僅在發現呼吸又出現不穩定、或放鬆程度又降低時,才又開始進行呼吸導引,因此,沒有限制。 There are many options for the manner in which the user's physiological state affects the breathing guide signal. For example, when the degree of relaxation of the user has increased and remains stable, the respiratory guidance signal can be implemented to further reduce the breathing rate, for example, from 8-10 times per minute to 6-8 times per minute, to further Increase the degree of relaxation; or, it can be implemented as the degree of relaxation of the user has reached When the target is expected, or when the control of the breath has steadily matched the breathing guide, the supply of the breathing guide signal is stopped, and the user can focus on the self-consciousness regulation, only when the breathing is found to be unstable or relaxed. When it is lowered again, the breathing guide is started again, so there is no limit.

再者,特別地是,亦可實施為,特意透過呼吸導引訊號之提供的有無而讓使用者交替地進行呼吸調控以及透過自我意識調控而改變生理狀態的程序。如前所述,根據研究顯示,當進行藉由自我意識調控而影響生理狀態的程序時,特別是神經生理回饋、冥想時,若呼吸能處於平順且穩定的狀態,則回饋所產生的效果可獲得加乘,因此,透過間歇地先提供呼吸導引訊號一段時間而讓使用者習慣該呼吸模式,以達到呼吸的穩定,之後,再透過停止呼吸導引,而讓使用者在自然延續已習慣之呼吸模式下單純地專注於進行自我意識調控程序,這樣的流程將有助於進一步提升回饋的效果。 Furthermore, in particular, it may be implemented as a procedure for allowing the user to alternately perform respiratory regulation and change the physiological state through self-consciousness regulation through the presence or absence of the provision of the respiratory guidance signal. As mentioned above, according to research, when the procedure of affecting physiological state by self-consciousness regulation is carried out, especially in neurophysiological feedback and meditation, if the breathing energy is in a smooth and stable state, the effect of feedback can be Gaining and multiplying, therefore, by providing the breathing guide signal intermittently for a period of time, the user is accustomed to the breathing mode to achieve stable breathing, and then, by stopping the breathing guide, the user is accustomed to the natural continuation. In the breathing mode, simply focusing on the self-awareness control process, this process will help to further improve the feedback effect.

而且,由於呼吸訓練對於自律神經的影響有延遲反應,因此,透過間歇地提供導引訊號的方式,再配合上本發明結合呼吸訓練與自我意識調控程序的特性,可在不提供呼吸導引而讓呼吸訓練對自律神經之影響呈現的期間,方便地讓使用者進行自我意識調控程序,而讓訓練的效果獲得加成。 Moreover, since the breathing training has a delayed response to the influence of the autonomic nerve, the method of intermittently providing the guiding signal, coupled with the characteristics of the present invention combined with the breathing training and self-awareness control program, can provide no breathing guidance. The period during which the effect of breathing training on the autonomic nerve is presented is convenient for the user to perform self-awareness control procedures, and the training effect is added.

在此,呼吸訓練與自我意識調控程序的交替轉換,亦即,呼吸導引訊號的提供有無,可以如上所述地根據使用者的生理狀態而決定,也可以是根據預設的時間間隔,固定地進行切換,沒有限制。此外,當採用固定切換的方式時,還可進一步實施為,呼吸導引訊號是在呼吸速率快以及慢之間切換,例如,每分鐘6-8次以及每分鐘10-12次,而這樣的方式則 可有助於,例如,專注力切換的訓練,達到更靈活的控制能力。 Here, the alternating conversion of the breathing training and the self-awareness control program, that is, the presence or absence of the respiratory guidance signal, may be determined according to the physiological state of the user as described above, or may be fixed according to a preset time interval. There is no limit to switching. In addition, when the fixed switching mode is adopted, it may be further implemented that the breathing guide signal is switched between fast and slow breathing rate, for example, 6-8 times per minute and 10-12 times per minute, and such Way It can help, for example, focus on switching training to achieve more flexible control.

在此,需要注意地是,取得腦電訊號的穿戴結構,除了採用如第1圖所示的頭戴形式外,亦可實施為其他的形式,如第3圖即顯示了透過耳戴結構設置腦電電極的實施例,在此例子中,腦電電極可藉由耳戴結構而耳朵或耳朵附近區域的皮膚,進而取得腦電訊號,因此,同樣是相當方便的方式,亦無限制。 Here, it should be noted that the wearing structure for acquiring the EEG signal can be implemented in other forms besides the wearing form as shown in FIG. 1, and FIG. 3 shows the setting through the ear wearing structure. In the example of the electroencephalogram electrode, in this example, the electroencephalogram electrode can obtain the EEG signal by the ear-wearing structure and the skin in the vicinity of the ear or the ear, and therefore, it is also a convenient method and is not limited.

接著,根據本發明另一方面的構想,亦可藉由偵測使用者的呼吸行為而作為提供有關使用者生理狀態的資訊的基礎。如第4A圖所示,使用者透過設置於腹部的呼吸動作感測元件20以及放置於身前之具有一發光源22的螢幕而進行呼吸訓練程序,其中,呼吸動作感測元件的作用在於感受呼吸動作所造成的體腔起伏,因而可提供的資訊包括,但不限於,吐氣、吐氣暫停(exhalation pause)、吸氣及吸氣暫停(inhalation pause)分別的持續時間,呼吸速率,使用者是採用腹式或胸式呼吸(亦即,吸氣時氣體主要是造成腹部或是胸部膨脹),以及通氣量(所謂的呼吸深度)等,在此,可使用的呼吸動作感測元件包括,但不限於,RIP綁帶(Respiratory Inductance Plethysmography(RIP,呼吸感應體積描記器)effort belt),以及壓電呼吸綁帶(piezo respiratory effort belt)等。 Then, according to the concept of another aspect of the present invention, it is also possible to provide a basis for providing information about the physiological state of the user by detecting the breathing behavior of the user. As shown in FIG. 4A, the user performs a breathing training program through the respiratory motion sensing element 20 disposed on the abdomen and a screen having a light source 22 placed in front of the body, wherein the function of the respiratory motion sensing element is to feel The body cavity undulation caused by breathing action, and thus the information provided includes, but is not limited to, the duration of exhalation, exhalation pause, inhalation and inhalation pause, and the rate of respiration, which is used by the user. Abdominal or thoracic breathing (ie, gas inhalation mainly causes abdominal or chest swelling), and ventilation (so-called breathing depth), etc., where respiratory motion sensing elements can be used, but not Limited to RIP straps (Respiratory Inductance Plethysmography (RIP), and piezo respiratory effort belts.

所以,當透過如第4A圖的系統進行呼吸訓練程序時,可實施的一種形式是,提供使用者本身實際的呼吸行為模式與呼吸導引訊號間的差異,以作為使用者進行自我意識調控的依據,舉例而言,兩者間的差異可以利用計算分數的方式得出,例如,透過預載的演算式計算出使用者的實際呼吸行為模式與導引訊號間的差異,例如,可以針對呼吸速率、呼 氣期間/吸氣期間比例等進行分析,分數越高表示差異越小,越低則表示差異越大,再以顏色的變化來表示分數的高低,例如,以同一顏色深淺或不同顏色的連續變化表示分數的高低,以讓使用者即時得知,進而做出即時調整。 Therefore, when performing a breathing training program through the system as shown in FIG. 4A, one form that can be implemented is to provide a difference between the actual breathing behavior pattern of the user and the breathing guidance signal as a user's self-consciousness regulation. For example, the difference between the two can be obtained by calculating the score. For example, the pre-loaded calculation formula is used to calculate the difference between the actual breathing behavior pattern of the user and the pilot signal, for example, for breathing. Rate, call Analysis of the gas period/inhalation period ratio, etc., the higher the score, the smaller the difference, the lower the difference indicates the difference, and the color change indicates the level of the score, for example, the same color shade or continuous change of different colors Indicates the level of the score so that the user can know immediately and make an immediate adjustment.

另一種可實施的形式是,提供有關使用者呼吸穩定度的資訊。由於穩定的呼吸有助於維持身心放鬆,亦可於一定程度上表示身心處於放鬆且穩定的狀態,因此,透過得知相關自身呼吸穩定度的資訊,同樣有助使用者進行自我意識調控,舉例而言,穩定度的呈現方式可如上所述地透過分數的方式表示,例如,可以透過預設的演算式計算呼吸速率的變動率,例如,每1分鐘計算一次,變動率越低表示穩定度越高,分數即越高,並連帶地改變發光顏色,或是藉由觀察呼吸振幅的穩定度而得出分數,或是以呼吸速率與呼吸振幅兩者綜合評估的結果作為回饋依據;另外,也可透過發光顏色直接表示呼吸速率或呼吸振幅的變化,因此,沒有限制。 Another form that can be implemented is to provide information about the patient's respiratory stability. Since stable breathing helps to maintain physical and mental relaxation, it can also indicate that the body and mind are in a relaxed and stable state to a certain extent. Therefore, by knowing the information about the respiratory stability of the child, it is also helpful for the user to adjust the self-consciousness. For example, the manner of expressing the stability may be expressed by means of a score as described above. For example, the rate of change of the breathing rate may be calculated by a preset calculation formula, for example, every 1 minute, and the lower the rate of change, the stability is expressed. The higher the score, the higher the score, and the change of the luminescent color, or the score obtained by observing the stability of the respiratory amplitude, or the result of the comprehensive evaluation of the respiratory rate and the respiratory amplitude as a feedback basis; It is also possible to directly indicate the change in the breathing rate or the respiratory amplitude by the illuminating color, and therefore, there is no limitation.

再一種可實施的形式是,提供有關通氣量變化的資訊。通常在進行呼吸訓練時,除了呼吸速率外,通氣量的大小亦是需要注意的重點,因為一部分呼吸訓練的目的是在於解決過度呼吸(hyperventilation)的問題,而且,在日常生活中進行呼吸時,若能維持平穩且不過大的通氣量,亦有助於讓身心維持在放鬆且平穩的狀態,故可藉由提供相關呼吸時通氣量的資訊而作為使用者進行自我調整的依據。舉例而言,可預設有一標準值,並將與該標準值進行比較的結果藉由發光顏色而呈現予使用者,例如,發光顏色可一直維持不變,只在測得的通氣量高出該標準值才出現顏色改變,或者,也可以是發光顏色越深表示超出標準值越多,而越淺表示越接 近標準值;另外,也可不預設標準值,直接透過發光顏色深淺或連續顏色變化來通氣量的大小。 Yet another form that can be implemented is to provide information about changes in ventilation. Usually, when breathing training, in addition to the breathing rate, the amount of ventilation is also the focus of attention, because part of the purpose of breathing training is to solve the problem of hyperventilation, and when breathing in daily life, If you can maintain a smooth and not too much ventilation, it will also help to maintain a relaxed and stable state of mind and body. Therefore, it can be used as a basis for self-adjustment by providing information on the amount of ventilation during breathing. For example, a standard value can be preset, and the result compared with the standard value is presented to the user by the illuminating color. For example, the illuminating color can be maintained at all times, and only the measured ventilation is higher. The standard value only changes color, or it can be that the darker the illuminating color, the more the standard value is exceeded, and the lighter the more Near standard value; in addition, the amount of ventilation can be directly transmitted through the light color depth or continuous color change without presetting the standard value.

再一種可實施的形式是,提供有關使用者是進行腹式呼吸、或胸式呼吸的資訊。有研究指出,採用腹式呼吸有助於增加副交感神經的活性,可更進一步強化影響自律神經達到放鬆身心的效果,所以,當透過將呼吸動作感測元件設置於胸部及/或腹部時,就可藉以分辨呼吸時腹部以及胸部分別的膨脹情形,以作為使用者調整呼吸行為的參考,例如,可單獨於腹部設置呼吸動作感測元件,以瞭解腹部的起伏狀況,或是單獨於胸部設置呼吸動作感測元件,以瞭解胸部是否出現起伏(在希望進行腹式呼吸的前提下),或如第4B圖所示,分別於胸部及腹部皆設置呼吸動作感測元件20;另外,有些腹式呼吸訓練要求的是針對特定部位進行呼吸,例如,上腹部或下腹部,這則是可以透過調整呼吸動作感測元件設置於腹部的位置而達到對於不同部位的偵測需求。而在提供使用者相關之資訊時,舉例而言,則可利用發光顏色表示設置於腹部之呼吸動作感測元件所偵測到之通氣量大小,或者,也可表示設置於胸部之呼吸動作感測元件否有偵測到胸部擴張,或者,也可表示腹部與胸部擴張程度的比值等,因此,沒有限制。 Yet another form that can be implemented is to provide information about whether the user is performing abdominal breathing or chest breathing. Studies have shown that the use of abdominal breathing can increase the activity of parasympathetic nerves, and can further enhance the effect of relaxing the body and mind to relax the body and mind, so when the respiratory motion sensing element is placed on the chest and / or abdomen, It can be used to distinguish the expansion of the abdomen and the chest during breathing as a reference for the user to adjust the breathing behavior. For example, the respiratory motion sensing element can be set separately from the abdomen to understand the undulation of the abdomen, or to set the breathing separately from the chest. The motion sensing element is configured to know whether the chest is undulating (on the premise that abdominal breathing is desired), or as shown in FIG. 4B, the respiratory motion sensing element 20 is provided on both the chest and the abdomen; in addition, some abdominal type Breathing training requires breathing for a specific part, for example, the upper abdomen or the lower abdomen. This can be achieved by adjusting the position of the breathing action sensing element on the abdomen to achieve detection of different parts. In the case of providing user-related information, for example, the illuminating color may be used to indicate the amount of ventilation detected by the respiratory motion sensing element disposed on the abdomen, or may be indicative of the respiratory motion set in the chest. Whether the measuring element detects the expansion of the chest, or the ratio of the degree of expansion of the abdomen to the chest, etc., is therefore not limited.

此外,另一種可以提供的資訊則是,有關使用者是透過鼻部及/或口部進行呼吸的資訊。一般而言,較佳的呼吸方式是透過鼻子進行呼吸,當口部參與呼吸、或僅透過口部進行呼吸時,由於通氣量會大於僅透過鼻子進行呼吸,將容易造成過度呼吸,再者,透過鼻子吸入空氣時,空氣可被加熱與加濕,同時鼻毛與鼻子內部的纖毛會將顆粒物過濾掉,防止 其進入肺中。根據報告顯示,很多人僅是不自覺地透過口部進行呼吸,因此,只需有意識地改變這樣的情形,就可恢復到利用鼻子進行呼吸,故在進行呼吸訓練時提供這樣的資訊亦有助於讓使用者以更正確的方式進行呼吸,提升訓練的效果。而在提供使用者相關之資訊時,舉例而言,可以透過顏色的變化而讓使用者得知在進行呼吸訓練時,口部氣流量的有無、及/或鼻部氣流量與口部氣流量的比例等,可依實際需求而改變。在此,欲分辨口部與鼻部之呼吸氣流量,需利用可偵測出口、鼻氣流變化的感測元件,例如,呼吸氣流管或口鼻管,可偵測口、鼻呼吸氣流的變化,以及設置於口鼻間的熱感應器,可感應呼吸氣流的溫度變化等。 In addition, another piece of information that can be provided is that the user is breathing through the nose and/or mouth. In general, the preferred way to breathe is to breathe through the nose. When the mouth is involved in breathing or breathing through the mouth only, the amount of ventilation will be greater than breathing through the nose alone, which will easily cause excessive breathing. When the nose inhales air, the air can be heated and humidified, while the bristles inside the nose and nose can filter out particles, preventing it. It enters the lungs. According to the report, many people only breathe unconsciously through the mouth. Therefore, if you change your mind consciously, you can return to breathing with your nose. Therefore, you can provide such information during breathing training. Helps the user to breathe in a more correct way and enhance the training effect. In the case of providing user-related information, for example, the user can know the presence or absence of oral airflow during the breathing training, and/or nasal airflow and oral airflow through the change of color. The proportion, etc., can be changed according to actual needs. Here, in order to distinguish the respiratory air flow between the mouth and the nose, it is necessary to use a sensing element that can detect changes in the outlet and nasal air flow, for example, a respiratory airflow tube or a nasal passage tube, which can detect changes in the airflow of the mouth and nose. And a thermal sensor placed between the nose and mouth to sense the temperature change of the respiratory airflow.

再者,由於呼吸會對自律神經系統產生影響,進而使得亦受自律神經控制的心跳出現變化,即所謂的竇性心律不整(Respiratory Sinus Arrhythmia,RSA),亦即,吸氣期間會使心跳加速以及呼吸期間則使心跳減緩的現象,因此,另一種可取得使用者之呼吸行為的方式是測量心率。一般而言,當呼吸與心跳彼此處於同步狀態(synchronization)時,就可藉由對心率序列進行分析而得知呼吸變化。 Furthermore, since the breathing affects the autonomic nervous system, the heartbeat that is also controlled by the autonomic nerve changes, the so-called Respiratory Sinus Arrhythmia (RSA), that is, the heartbeat is accelerated during inhalation. And the phenomenon of slowing the heartbeat during breathing. Therefore, another way to obtain the breathing behavior of the user is to measure the heart rate. In general, when the breathing and the heartbeat are in synchronism with each other, the respiratory changes can be known by analyzing the heart rate sequence.

常見取得心率序列的方式包括,但不限制於,藉由偵測動脈脈搏而取得心率序列,例如,設置於耳朵、手指、手腕、額頭等位置上的光感測器,直接置於動脈上的壓力感測器,以及壓脈帶等都可取得動脈脈搏,在此,光感測器是指具有光發射元件以及光接收元件,並利用PPG(photoplethysmography,光體積變化描記圖)原理而取得光訊號的感測器,例如,利用穿透方式或反射方式進行測量者,另外,也可藉由測量心電圖而從中取得心率序列,例如,可透過設置於雙手,耳朵與身體其他位置, 手指與身體其他位置,以及軀幹上等的至少二心電電極而取得心電圖,如第5A圖即顯示了透過二個指戴式心電電極取得心電訊號的實施例,第5B圖顯示了透過接觸耳朵以及手腕而取得心電訊號的實施例,以及第5C圖顯示了透過手部觸碰掛設於耳朵上之耳戴裝置外露的心電電極而取得心電訊號的實施例,因此,可以有各種選擇,亦可依實際使用需求而改變,沒有限制。 Common ways to obtain a heart rate sequence include, but are not limited to, obtaining a heart rate sequence by detecting an arterial pulse, for example, a light sensor disposed at an ear, a finger, a wrist, a forehead, etc., directly placed on the artery. An arterial pulse can be obtained by a pressure sensor, a cuff, or the like. Here, the photosensor means a light-emitting element and a light-receiving element, and the light is obtained by the principle of PPG (photoplethysmography). The sensor of the signal, for example, is measured by means of penetration or reflection. In addition, the heart rate sequence can also be obtained by measuring the electrocardiogram, for example, by placing it on the hands, the ears and other parts of the body. The electrocardiogram is obtained by the finger and other positions of the body, and at least two electrocardiographic electrodes on the trunk. For example, FIG. 5A shows an embodiment of obtaining an electrocardiogram through two finger-type ECG electrodes, and FIG. 5B shows an example. An embodiment in which an ear and a wrist are contacted to obtain an electrocardiographic signal, and a fifth embodiment shows an embodiment in which an electrocardiographic signal is obtained by touching an exposed electrocardiographic electrode of an ear wearing device attached to the ear, thereby There are various options, and can also be changed according to actual needs, no restrictions.

所以,根據本發明再一方面構想,透過發光顏色而提供予使用者的資訊,亦可包括藉由取得心率及RSA資訊而衍生出的許多相關自律神經的資訊,舉例而言,根據研究可知,呼吸與心率間較好的和諧及同步性代表著較有秩序且協調的心跳節律,也就是,人體處於比較放鬆、稳定的狀態,因此,可藉由分析呼吸與心率間是否和諧及同步而用以判斷呼吸導引訓練的成效及/或作為即時提供予使用者的資訊,例如,可對心率序列進行頻域分析,當頻譜越集中時即表示兩者間同步性越高,或者也可計算兩者間的相位差,當相位差越小時表示兩者間同步性越高,因此,就可將有關和諧度或同步性的分析結果透過同一顏色的深淺及不同顏色的變化而呈現給使用者,例如,顏色越淺表示和諧度/同步性越高,身體越放鬆,而相反地,顏色越深則表示和諧度/同步性越低,讓使用者可即時得知其所進行的呼吸訓練/生理回饋是否朝向放鬆的目標前進;再者,還可藉由分析結果而調整呼吸導引訊號,以進一步引導使用者的呼吸,而使身心狀態逐漸趨向更放鬆的目標。 Therefore, according to another aspect of the present invention, the information provided to the user through the color of the illuminating light may also include information on a plurality of related autonomic nerves derived from the heart rate and the RSA information. For example, according to research, Better harmony and synchronization between breathing and heart rate represents a more orderly and coordinated heartbeat rhythm, that is, the human body is in a relatively relaxed and stable state. Therefore, it can be used to analyze whether the breathing and heart rate are harmonious and synchronized. To determine the effectiveness of respiratory guidance training and/or as information that is immediately available to the user, for example, frequency domain analysis can be performed on the heart rate sequence, and the more concentrated the spectrum, the higher the synchronization between the two, or can be calculated The phase difference between the two, when the phase difference is smaller, indicates that the synchronization between the two is higher. Therefore, the analysis result about the harmony or the synchronization can be presented to the user through the change of the depth and the different colors of the same color. For example, the lighter the color, the higher the harmony/synchronization, the more relaxed the body, and conversely, the darker the color, the lower the harmony/synchronization The user can immediately know whether the breathing training/physiological feedback performed by the user advances toward the relaxed target; furthermore, the breathing guiding signal can be adjusted by analyzing the result to further guide the user's breathing, thereby making the body and mind The state gradually tends to a more relaxed goal.

替代地,亦可實施為如第4C圖所示,在呼吸動作感測元件內再設置心電電極24,而由心電圖取得心率序列,再配合上藉由呼吸動作 感測元件所取得之相關呼吸行為的資訊,同樣可獲得如上所述之和諧度及同步性的分析結果,因此,沒有限制。 Alternatively, as shown in FIG. 4C, the electrocardiographic electrode 24 is further disposed in the respiratory motion sensing element, and the heart rate sequence is obtained by the electrocardiogram, and the respiratory motion is coordinated. The information on the related respiratory behavior obtained by the sensing element can also obtain the analysis result of the harmony degree and the synchronization as described above, and therefore, there is no limitation.

更進一步,由於可透過心率序列而取得RSA資訊,故還可觀察心率,呼吸以及腦電訊號間的同步性(synchronization),以做為回饋的依據。根據研究顯示,呼氣與吸氣會造成血管內血量的波動,且此波動亦會隨著血流到達腦部,進而造成腦波在接近呼吸速率之低頻區段,例如,低於0.5赫茲,的波動,因此,除了可得知兩者間是否因共振作用而達成同步性外,亦可因此透過觀察腦波而得知呼吸模式,另外,由於心臟的竇房節及血管系統受自律神經系統的調控,而且,自律神經系統亦會透過壓力受器系統(baroreceptor system)將心率及血壓的改變饋送回腦部,進而影響腦部的功能與運作,例如,影響大腦皮質,並可由腦電圖測得,再加上有意識地控制呼吸可因影響自律神經而造成心率改變,因此,三者間存在著彼此影響的關係,是故,三者間良好的同步性即可代表人體處於較為放鬆的狀態,據此,此相關同步性的分析結果同樣可作為提供使用者進行自我意識調整的資訊,以進行神經生理回饋。 Furthermore, since the RSA information can be obtained through the heart rate sequence, the synchronization between heart rate, respiration and EEG signals can also be observed as a basis for feedback. According to research, exhalation and inhalation cause fluctuations in intravascular blood volume, and this fluctuation also reaches the brain with blood flow, which causes brain waves to approach the low frequency segment of the respiratory rate, for example, below 0.5 Hz. Fluctuation, therefore, in addition to knowing whether the synchronization between the two is achieved by resonance, the breathing pattern can be known by observing the brain wave, and the autonomic nerve is also caused by the sinus node and the vascular system of the heart. Systematic regulation, and the autonomic nervous system also feeds heart rate and blood pressure changes back to the brain through the baroreceptor system, which in turn affects the function and function of the brain, for example, affecting the cerebral cortex, and can be affected by the brain The graph measured, coupled with the conscious control of breathing, can affect the heart rate caused by the influence of the autonomic nerve. Therefore, there is a relationship between the three, so the good synchronicity between the three can represent the human body. The state of relaxation, according to which the correlation analysis results can also be used as information to provide users with self-awareness adjustment for neurophysiological feedback.

因此,如第6圖所示,就可將光感測器結合於第1圖中的頭戴式腦電檢測裝置上,例如,透過耳戴結構14而設置於耳朵上,例如,耳夾結構,或是設置於頭帶內側而由額頭取得心率序列等,如此一來,透過更多種的生理訊號,將可對使用者的生理狀態有更精準的評估,自然能夠提供更貼近實際生理狀態的即時資訊,而讓使用者可更容易地朝目標生理狀態前進。 Therefore, as shown in FIG. 6, the photo sensor can be coupled to the head-mounted EEG detecting device of FIG. 1, for example, through the ear wearing structure 14, for example, the ear clip structure. Or set on the inside of the headband to get the heart rate sequence from the forehead, etc., so that through more kinds of physiological signals, the physiological state of the user can be more accurately evaluated, which naturally provides a closer to the actual physiological state. Instant information, allowing users to more easily move toward the target physiological state.

另外,除了常見透過呼吸訓練而達到放鬆身心的目的外,亦 可透過調控呼吸而達到其他的目的,舉例而言,由於RSA振幅相關於副交感神經活動,較大的RSA振幅代表較佳的副交感神經活動,而當副交感神經活動的增加足夠多時,就可觸發人體的放鬆反應(Relaxation Response),解除累積的壓力,因此,可透過觀察使用者的心率變化模式,並在心率開始加速時,透過呼吸導引告知使用者可以開始吸氣,以及在心率開始減緩時,透過呼吸導引告知使用者可以開始吐氣,以達到增大RSA振幅的效果,所以,可藉由這樣的方式而提供使用者有助於觸發人體放鬆反應的呼吸導引訊號;此時,再配合上,例如,發光顏色表示使用者的呼吸是否與呼吸導引訊號相吻合的資訊、或是副交感神經活動是否增加的資訊等,將可進一步讓呼吸導引的效果獲得提升。此外,由於RSA之波峰與波谷所取得之振幅的大小,亦即,在一呼吸週期中,心率之極大值與極小值間的差值,係相關於自律神經的活性高低,因此,同樣可將此資訊即時地提供予使用者,以作為使用者調節生理活動的基礎。 In addition, in addition to the common purpose of relaxing and breathing through breathing training, Other purposes can be achieved by regulating breathing. For example, because RSA amplitude is related to parasympathetic activity, a larger RSA amplitude represents better parasympathetic activity, and when the increase in parasympathetic activity is sufficient, it can be triggered. The relaxation response of the human body relieves the accumulated pressure. Therefore, by observing the user's heart rate change pattern, and when the heart rate starts to accelerate, the respiratory guide is used to inform the user that the inhalation can be started, and the heart rate begins to slow down. At this time, the breathing guide is used to inform the user that the exhalation can be started to achieve the effect of increasing the amplitude of the RSA. Therefore, the breathing guidance signal that helps the user to trigger the relaxation reaction of the human body can be provided in this manner; In addition, for example, whether the illuminating color indicates whether the user's breathing matches the breathing guide signal, or whether the parasympathetic activity is increased or not, the effect of the breathing guide can be further improved. In addition, due to the magnitude of the amplitude of the peaks and troughs of the RSA, that is, the difference between the maximum and minimum values of the heart rate during a breathing cycle is related to the activity of the autonomic nervous system. This information is provided to the user on the fly as a basis for the user to adjust the physiological activity.

再進一步,當取得心率序列後,還可進行HRV(Heart Rate Variability,心率變異率)分析,而HRV分析則是得知自律神經系統活動的常見手段之一方法,例如,可進行頻域分析(Frequency domain),以獲得可用來評估整體心率變異度的總功率(Total Power,TP),可反應副交感神經活性的高頻功率(High Frequency Power,HF),可反應交感神經活性、或交感神經與副交感神經同時調控結果的低頻功率(Low Frequency Power,LF),以及可反應交感/副交感神經之活性平衡的LF/HF(低高頻功率比)等,另外,亦可在進行頻率分析後,藉由觀察頻率分佈的狀態而得知自律神經運作的和諧度;或者,也可進行時域分析(Time Domain),而 獲得可作為整體心率變異度之指標的SDNN,可作為長期整體心率變異度之指標的SDANN,可作為短期整體心率變異度之指標的RMSSD,以及可用來評估心率變異度之中高頻變異的R-MSSD、NN50、及PNN50等。 Further, after the heart rate sequence is obtained, HRV (Heart Rate Variability) analysis can also be performed, and HRV analysis is one of the common methods for learning the activity of the autonomic nervous system, for example, frequency domain analysis can be performed (for example, Frequency domain) to obtain total power (TP) that can be used to assess overall heart rate variability, high frequency power (HF) that can reflect parasympathetic activity, sympathetic nerve activity, or sympathetic nerves The low frequency power (LF) of the parasympathetic nerve simultaneous regulation results, and the LF/HF (low high frequency power ratio) which can balance the activity of the sympathetic/parasympathetic nerves, and can also be borrowed after frequency analysis. The degree of harmony of the operation of the autonomous nerve is known by observing the state of the frequency distribution; alternatively, time domain analysis (Time Domain) can be performed, and Obtaining an SDN that can be used as an indicator of overall heart rate variability, SDANN, which can be used as an indicator of long-term overall heart rate variability, RMSSD, which can be used as an indicator of short-term overall heart rate variability, and R-, which can be used to estimate high-frequency variation in heart rate variability. MSSD, NN50, and PNN50.

因此,亦可透過發光顏色的變化而即時提供予使用者有關HRV分析的結果,以作為讓使用者得知自律神經之活動情形的資訊,在此,由於HRV分析是對一段時間內心率序列進行分析,因此,即時HRV分析的進行可透過移動時間窗格(Moving Window)的概念而實施,亦即,先決定一計算時間區段,例如,1分鐘、或2分鐘,之後,透過不斷將此時間區段向後推移的方式,例如,每5秒計算一次,就可持續地得到HRV分析結果,例如,每5秒獲得一HRV分析結果,因而達成提供即時HRV分析結果的目的,另外,亦可採用加權計算(weighting)的概念,適度地增加較接近分析時間之生理訊號的計算比重,以讓分析結果更貼近即時的生理狀況。 Therefore, the result of the HRV analysis can be immediately provided to the user through the change of the illuminating color as information for letting the user know the activity of the autonomic nerve, where the HRV analysis is performed on the heart rate sequence for a period of time. Analysis, therefore, the implementation of the instant HRV analysis can be implemented by the concept of the Moving Window, that is, first determining a time period, for example, 1 minute, or 2 minutes, after which, by continuously The way in which the time zone moves backwards, for example, every 5 seconds, the HRV analysis result can be obtained continuously, for example, an HRV analysis result is obtained every 5 seconds, thereby achieving the purpose of providing an immediate HRV analysis result, and also Using the concept of weighting, the proportion of the physiological signals closer to the analysis time is moderately increased to make the analysis results closer to the immediate physiological condition.

再者,根據本發明再一方面的構想,透過可偵測使用者呼吸行為的生理感測器,根據本發明的系統亦可實施為提供使用者其自身呼吸行為模式,以讓使用者知道自己的實際呼吸情形,例如,可透過該發光強度的連續變化而提供使用者的實際呼吸速率、以及呼氣期間/吸氣期間變化等。此時,透過發光顏色而提供的即時生理狀態資訊,根據所使用之生理感測器的不同,可以有不同的可能,舉例而言,可以同樣是相關呼吸行為的資訊,例如,可以是呼吸速率的變化,呼吸穩定度,呼氣與吸氣期間的比例,通氣量的大小,是否符合腹式呼吸行為,口部/鼻部氣流量變化等各種可能;另外,也可以是其他的生理資訊,例如,當透過取得心率序列而進行分析時,就可一方面取得使用者的呼吸行為模式,以及另一方面獲得 如前述之自律神經活動情形以及RSA相關資訊等其他生理狀態資訊;或者,也可再透過另一種生理感測元件而取得生理狀態資訊,例如,同時取得腦電訊號而得知腦部活動的情形等,因此,沒有限制。 Furthermore, according to a further aspect of the present invention, the system according to the present invention can also be implemented to provide a user's own breathing behavior pattern to allow the user to know himself through a physiological sensor that can detect the breathing behavior of the user. The actual breathing situation, for example, can provide the actual breathing rate of the user, as well as changes during exhalation/inhalation, etc., through successive changes in the intensity of the illumination. At this time, the instantaneous physiological state information provided by the illuminating color may have different possibilities depending on the physiological sensor used. For example, the information about the related breathing behavior may be the same, for example, the breathing rate may be Changes, respiratory stability, ratio of exhalation to inhalation, volume of ventilation, compliance with abdominal breathing behavior, changes in oral/nose airflow, etc.; in addition, other physiological information, For example, when the analysis is performed by taking the heart rate sequence, the breathing behavior pattern of the user can be obtained on the one hand, and on the other hand Other physiological status information such as the above-mentioned autonomic nervous activity and RSA related information; or, through another physiological sensing element, physiological state information may be obtained, for example, when the brain electrical signal is acquired and the brain activity is known. Etc. Therefore, there is no limit.

而除了上述的各種可能外,還可實施為提供使用者之實際呼吸模式與呼吸導引訊號間的差異與一預設分級表格的比對結果,舉例而言,該預設分級表格可提供作為呼吸速率間的差異比對基準,例如,將差異度分為藍色:0-20%,綠色:20-40%,黃色:40-60%,紅色:60-80%,因此,使用者就可透過呈現出來的顏色而知道自己的呼吸與呼吸導引訊號之間的差異,進而進行呼吸調整。 In addition to the various possibilities described above, it may be implemented to provide a comparison between the difference between the actual breathing mode and the breathing guidance signal of the user and a predetermined rating table. For example, the preset rating table may be provided as The difference between the respiratory rates is compared to the benchmark. For example, the difference is divided into blue: 0-20%, green: 20-40%, yellow: 40-60%, red: 60-80%, so the user The difference between the breathing and the breathing guide signal can be known through the color presented, and the breathing can be adjusted.

更進一步地,在此情形下,還可再透過一聽覺可感知訊號而提供呼吸導引訊號,例如,聲音或語音,以在透過發光顏色而呈現之生理狀態資訊之外,亦作為使用者調整自身之呼吸行為模式的基礎,及/或讓使用者瞭解自己的呼吸(透過發光強度所展現者)與呼吸導引訊號(透過聽覺可感知訊號所展現者)間是否相互吻合,而進一步讓呼吸訓練的效果獲得提升。在此,需注意的是,該聽覺可感知訊號可由該可感知訊號產生源產生,亦可由該穿戴式生理感測裝置產生,沒有限制。 Further, in this case, a breathing guidance signal, such as sound or voice, may be further provided through an auditory senseable signal to adjust the physiological state information presented by the color of the light, and also as a user. The basis of the breathing pattern of the self, and/or let the user know if their breathing (as revealed by the intensity of the light) and the respiratory guidance signal (through the auditory senseable signal) match each other, and further let the breath The effect of training has improved. It should be noted that the auditory sensible signal can be generated by the sensible signal generating source, or can be generated by the wearable physiological sensing device, without limitation.

此外,根據再一方面的構想,本發明的系統亦可透過偵測與自律神經系統活動相關的生理訊號而瞭解使用者在生理回饋程序期間的生理狀態,以作為即時回饋予使用者之資訊,及/或作為調整呼吸導引訊號的基礎。如第7圖所示,在根據本發明的呼吸生理回饋系統中,該穿戴式生理感測裝置30實施為透過設置於二個手指上的電極31而偵測使用者的皮膚電活動(EDA,Electrodermal Activity),這是因為,皮膚電活動與汗腺的活動 有關,而汗腺的分泌僅受交感神經影響,且當交感神經活性增加時,汗腺活動增加,因此可透過測量皮膚電活動的方式得知交感神經的活性增減。另外,在此系統中,該可感知訊號產生源則是實施一智慧型手機34,以透過聽覺可感知訊號而將呼吸導引訊號以及進行生理回饋所需的資訊提供予使用者,而當實施為採用聽覺方式時,具優勢地是,使用者將可選擇於生理回饋期間闔上雙眼,尤其當生理回饋的目標是放鬆身體,將更為有利。 In addition, according to a further aspect, the system of the present invention can also understand the physiological state of the user during the physiological feedback process by detecting physiological signals related to the activity of the autonomic nervous system, as information for immediate feedback to the user. And / or as a basis for adjusting the breathing guide signal. As shown in FIG. 7, in the respiratory physiological feedback system according to the present invention, the wearable physiological sensing device 30 is configured to detect the user's skin electrical activity (EDA, through the electrodes 31 disposed on the two fingers. Electrodermal Activity), this is because skin electrical activity and sweat gland activity Relatedly, the secretion of sweat glands is only affected by sympathetic nerves, and when the sympathetic nerve activity increases, sweat gland activity increases, so the activity of sympathetic nerves can be known by measuring the electrical activity of the skin. In addition, in the system, the sensible signal generating source implements a smart phone 34 to provide the respiratory guided signal and the information required for physiological feedback to the user through the auditory sensible signal. In order to adopt the auditory approach, it is advantageous that the user will be able to select both eyes during physiological feedback, especially when the goal of physiological feedback is to relax the body.

需要注意地是,除了指尖外,皮膚電活動亦可由其他位置取得,例如,手掌、手腕等亦都是常見取得皮膚電活動的位置,其中,當以手腕為取得位置時,較佳地是,則電極可實施為設置在如第7圖中用以設置殼體32之帶體的內側,以接觸手腕的皮膚,如此一來還可降低接線的複雜度。 It should be noted that in addition to the fingertips, the skin electrical activity can also be obtained from other locations. For example, the palm, the wrist, etc. are also common locations for obtaining electrical activity of the skin, wherein when the wrist is used to obtain the position, it is preferably The electrode can be implemented as the inner side of the belt body for arranging the housing 32 as shown in Fig. 7 to contact the skin of the wrist, thereby reducing the complexity of the wiring.

所以,在利用第4圖的系統而進行生理回饋程序時,使用者將電極設置於二個手指上,以取得皮膚電訊號,放鬆身體,並透過手機所呈現的聲音呼吸導引訊號以及生理回饋資訊而調整自身的呼吸並進行生理回饋。 Therefore, when performing the physiological feedback program using the system of FIG. 4, the user sets the electrodes on the two fingers to obtain the skin electrical signal, relax the body, and transmit the sound breathing signal and physiological feedback through the mobile phone. Information and adjust your breathing and physiological feedback.

在此,用以表現呼吸導引訊號的聽覺可感知訊號可包括,但不限於,舉例而言,可利用產生聲音訊號的時間間隔而作為起始吸氣與吐氣的導引;可利用聲音頻率或音量的改變來代表吸氣與吐氣的連續變化;或者可由不同的聲音種類代表吸氣及吐氣,例如,不同的音樂曲目,或是具有週期性變化的聲音檔案,例如,海浪聲等,以讓使用者隨其變換而調整呼吸;或者也可透過語音而告知使用者該進行吸氣或吐氣,例如,透過符合吸氣與吐氣之時間點的「吸氣」及「吐氣」語音指示而導引使用者的 呼吸模式。 Herein, the auditory sensible signal for expressing the respiratory guidance signal may include, but is not limited to, for example, a time interval for generating an audio signal as a guide for initial inhalation and exhalation; Or a change in volume to represent a continuous change in inspiration and exhalation; or a different sound category to represent inhalation and exhalation, for example, different music tracks, or sound files with periodic changes, such as waves, etc. Allow the user to adjust the breathing as they change; or use the voice to inform the user to inhale or exhale, for example, through the "inhale" and "exhale" voice indications at the time of inhalation and exhalation. User's Breathing mode.

而當聽覺可感知訊號同時被用來表現進行生理回饋所需的資訊時,其同樣有許多選擇,舉例而言,可以利用聲音頻率或音量的逐漸變高或變低來表示越來越趨向目標,或者,可由特定的聲音種類、或樂曲來代表尚未達到、或已達到目標;或者,也可透過語音而告知使用者生理回饋的進行是否逐漸趨向目標。因此,只要能與呼吸導引訊號做出區別即可,沒有限制。 When the auditory sensible signal is simultaneously used to represent the information needed for physiological feedback, there are also many options. For example, the gradual increase or decrease of the sound frequency or volume can be used to indicate an increasingly trending target. Alternatively, the specific sound type, or music, may be used to represent that the target has not been reached, or the target has been reached; or, the voice may be used to inform the user whether the physiological feedback is gradually moving toward the target. Therefore, as long as it can be distinguished from the breathing guide signal, there is no limit.

所以,當生理回饋的目標為放鬆身心時,其中一種實施方式是,利用間隔產生的嗶嗶聲來導引使用者開始進行吸氣或吐氣,並利用聲音頻率的高低來代表身體的放鬆程度,例如,音頻越高表示越緊張,而音頻越低則表示越放鬆,因此,當使用者聽到高頻的嗶嗶聲時,就可在跟隨而進行吸氣與吐氣的同時,得知自己仍然太過緊張,需要想辦法放鬆身心,所以,即使透過單一個聲音訊號,同樣可以清楚地讓使用者同時瞭解兩種資訊內容。 Therefore, when the goal of physiological feedback is to relax the body and mind, one of the embodiments is to use the sound generated by the interval to guide the user to start inhaling or exhaling, and to use the frequency of the sound to represent the degree of relaxation of the body. For example, the higher the audio, the more nervous it is, and the lower the audio, the more relaxed it is. Therefore, when the user hears a high-frequency hum, you can follow the inhalation and exhalation while learning that you are still too If you are too nervous, you need to find a way to relax. So even with a single voice signal, you can clearly understand the two types of information at the same time.

或者,另一種實施方式可以是,利用聲音音量的強弱代表吸氣與吐氣的連續變化,並利用不同的聲音種類來表示身體的放鬆程度,例如,以鳥叫聲表示緊張程度較高,而以海浪聲表示較為放鬆,同樣是可以清楚表達的方式。 Alternatively, another embodiment may be to use the strength of the sound volume to represent continuous changes in inspiration and exhalation, and to use different types of sounds to indicate the degree of relaxation of the body, for example, to indicate a higher degree of tension with a bird's voice, and The sound of the waves is more relaxed, and it is also a way to express it clearly.

而除了透過偵測皮膚電活動以進行生理回饋外,其他受自律神經活動影響的生理訊號亦為可行,舉例而言,心率因受到交感神經與副交感神經兩者的調控,且當交感神經活性增加時,心率變快,當副交感神經活性增加時,心率則變慢,因此可透過觀察心率序列而得知兩者間的活 性消長情形;另外,因為傳送至肢體末端皮膚的血管僅受交感神經影響,且當交感神經活性降低時,血管收縮減少,管徑變大,血流增加,皮膚表面溫度上升,因此也可藉由溫度感測器測量肢體末稍皮膚溫度而推知交感神經相對於副交感神經的活性增減;此外,肌肉緊張度亦與自律神經的活動有關,也可利用肌電電極取得肌電訊號,以偵測肌肉的張力,而得知肌肉放鬆狀態;再者,血壓的高低也與自律神經有關,因此,可以透過血壓值的變化,或是藉由取得脈波傳遞時間(PTT)而計算出參考血壓值的方式,而得知自律神經的活動情形。所以,只要能夠反應出自律神經活動的生理訊號皆適用,沒有限制。 In addition to detecting physiological activity of the skin for physiological feedback, other physiological signals affected by autonomic nervous activity are also feasible. For example, heart rate is regulated by both sympathetic and parasympathetic nerves, and when sympathetic activity is increased. When the heart rate becomes faster, when the parasympathetic activity increases, the heart rate becomes slower, so the heart rate sequence can be observed to know the difference between the two. In addition, because the blood vessels transmitted to the skin at the end of the limb are only affected by the sympathetic nerves, and when the sympathetic nerve activity is decreased, the vasoconstriction is reduced, the diameter of the blood vessels is increased, the blood flow is increased, and the surface temperature of the skin is increased, so that it is also possible to borrow The temperature sensor detects the peripheral skin temperature of the limb and infers the activity of the sympathetic nerve relative to the parasympathetic nerve. In addition, the muscle tension is also related to the activity of the autonomic nerve. The myoelectric electrode can also be used to obtain the myoelectric signal to detect The muscle tension is measured and the muscle is relaxed. Further, the blood pressure is also related to the autonomic nerve. Therefore, the reference blood pressure can be calculated by changing the blood pressure value or by obtaining the pulse transit time (PTT). The way of value, and the activity of the autonomic nerve is known. Therefore, as long as the physiological signals that can reflect the activity of autonomic nerves are applicable, there is no limit.

並且,在生理回饋程序中,提供予使用者之有關生理狀態的資訊,除了如上所述地直接表現出身體放鬆、緊張的狀態外,還可有其他選擇,例如,可以是用來表現經過計算或比較的結果,生理回饋的效果,或是直接表現所測得的生理訊號。 Moreover, in the physiological feedback program, the information about the physiological state provided to the user may have other options besides directly expressing the state of relaxation and tension as described above, for example, it may be used for performance calculation. Or the result of the comparison, the effect of physiological feedback, or directly the measured physiological signal.

舉例而言,可以是EDA數值的上升或下降,交感神經活動是否降低及/或降低程度等;或者,進一步地,該即時生理狀態也可實施為是與未進行呼吸生理回饋前之生理狀態的比較結果,也就是,將呼吸生理回饋進行前的生理狀態作為一基準,而該即時生理狀態的呈現即是與該基準間的比較差異,例如,可將開始呼吸生理回饋前的一初始皮膚電活動(例如,以電阻值呈現)視為0,之後,於進行呼吸生理回饋期間,所測得的皮膚電活動皆與該初始皮膚電活動進行比較,當兩者相減得出正值時,就表示電阻值增加,亦即,交感神經活性減少,而當相減得出負值時,就表示電阻值減少,亦即,交感神經活性增加,所以,透過這樣的方式,同樣能 夠呈現呼吸生理回饋對於自律神經的影響。 For example, it may be a rise or fall of the EDA value, whether the sympathetic activity is reduced and/or decreased, or the like; or, further, the immediate physiological state may also be implemented as a physiological state before the respiratory physiological feedback is not performed. The comparison result, that is, the physiological state before the respiratory physiological feedback is taken as a reference, and the present physiological state is presented as a comparison with the reference, for example, an initial skin electrical energy before the respiratory physiological feedback is started. The activity (eg, presented as a resistance value) is considered to be 0. Thereafter, during the physiological feedback of the breathing, the measured electrical activity of the skin is compared with the initial electrical activity of the skin, and when the two are subtracted to obtain a positive value, It means that the resistance value increases, that is, the sympathetic nerve activity decreases, and when the subtraction yields a negative value, it means that the resistance value decreases, that is, the sympathetic nerve activity increases, so in this way, the same can be Enough to present the effects of respiratory physiological feedback on the autonomic nervous system.

而在透過聲音進行表達時,除了如上述透過聲音頻率、音量、聲音種類、語音等的各種方式外,亦可實施為代表生理狀態的聲音僅在生理狀態符合條件時才產生,舉例而言,可以該基準值為主,代表生理狀態的聲音僅在電阻值低於該基準值,亦即,反應出交感神經活性增加,緊張度增加時,才出現警告使用者需要放鬆,若電阻值一直高於該基準值,表示使用者持續維持在放鬆的狀態,因此,即維持不發出聲音,或者,也可相反地實施為,代表生理狀態的聲音一直持續產生,只在緊張度超過該基準值時才停止,因此,沒有限制。 When expressing by sound, in addition to various modes such as the above-mentioned sound frequency, volume, sound type, voice, etc., sounds representing physiological states can be generated only when the physiological state meets the conditions, for example, The reference value may be dominant, and the sound representing the physiological state is only when the resistance value is lower than the reference value, that is, when the sympathetic nerve activity is increased and the tension is increased, the warning user is required to relax, and if the resistance value is always high, The reference value indicates that the user continues to be in a relaxed state, and therefore, the sound is not maintained, or vice versa, the sound representing the physiological state continues to be generated, only when the tension exceeds the reference value. It stops, so there is no limit.

再者,也可在聽覺可感知訊號外,增加視覺可感知訊號,以作為第三種資訊的提供,舉例而言,當同時偵測有兩種生理訊號、或是可取得兩種生理資訊時,除了用以綜合判斷出生理狀態外,亦可將兩種訊號、資訊所代表的生理狀態分開表示;或者,也可如前所述地用來表示使用者實際的呼吸情形,以讓使用者知道自己的呼吸與呼吸導引訊號間的差異等。而此視覺可感知訊號則可透過如前所述的發光體、具顯示功能的螢幕或裝置等提供,沒有限制。 Furthermore, visually perceptible signals can be added in addition to auditory perceptible signals as a third type of information, for example, when two physiological signals are detected simultaneously or two physiological information can be obtained. In addition to comprehensively determining the physiological state, the physiological state represented by the two kinds of signals and information may be separately displayed; or, as described above, the actual breathing situation of the user may be indicated to allow the user to Know the difference between your breathing and breathing guide signals. The visually perceptible signal can be provided through an illuminant, a display screen or a device as described above, without limitation.

且進一步地,該呼吸導引訊號同樣亦可實施為根據使用者的生理狀態改變而進行即時調整。舉例而言,如前所述地,當使用者的放鬆程度已增加且維持穩定時,呼吸導引訊號即進一步降低呼吸速率,以進一步增加放鬆程度;或是在使用者的放鬆程度已達預期目標時、或是呼吸的控制已穩定地吻合呼吸導引時,停止呼吸導引的提供,而讓使用者可專注於進行自我意識調控,僅在發現呼吸又出現不穩定、或放鬆程度又降低時, 才又開始進行呼吸導引;或是特意透過呼吸導引之提供的有無而讓使用者交替地進行呼吸訓練以及生理回饋等。故可依實際使用情形而改變,或是讓使用者自行選擇合適的方式,不受限制。 Further, the breathing guide signal can also be implemented to perform an immediate adjustment according to a change in the physiological state of the user. For example, as described above, when the degree of relaxation of the user has increased and remains stable, the respiratory guidance signal further reduces the breathing rate to further increase the degree of relaxation; or the degree of relaxation of the user has reached the expected level. When the target, or the control of the breath, has steadily matched the breathing guide, the supply of the breathing guide is stopped, and the user can concentrate on self-consciousness regulation, and only find that the breathing is unstable, or the degree of relaxation is lowered. Time, The breathing guide is started again; or the breathing training and physiological feedback are alternately performed by the user through the presence or absence of the breathing guide. Therefore, it can be changed according to the actual use situation, or the user can choose the appropriate method without restriction.

另外,需注意地是,該可感知訊號產生源還可更進一步地實施為與該穿戴式生理感測裝置結合在一起,例如,該穿戴式生理感測裝置所具有的一顯示元件,及/或一發聲元件,以提供視覺可感知訊號、及/或聽覺可感知訊號,因此,沒有限制。再者,特別地是,當該可感知訊號產生源實施為如第1圖所示的單獨發光體時,由於其在實體上獨立的特性,因此,亦可實施為藉由設置一開關,例如,一按鍵、或撥件,或者,特別地藉由搖動而啟動,因此,沒有限制。 In addition, it should be noted that the sensible signal generating source can be further implemented to be combined with the wearable physiological sensing device, for example, a display component of the wearable physiological sensing device, and/ Or a sounding component to provide visually perceptible signals, and/or auditory perceptible signals, and thus, without limitation. Furthermore, in particular, when the sensible signal generating source is implemented as a separate illuminator as shown in FIG. 1, due to its physically independent characteristics, it can also be implemented by providing a switch, for example , a button, or a dial, or, in particular, by shaking, so there is no limit.

此外,根據本發明裝置所進行的生理回饋(神經生理回饋)及/或呼吸訓練亦適合融入遊戲中,所以,在執行時,除了視覺/聽覺效果的變化,例如,隨著生理狀態而改變的顏色、物體型態、人物、聲音等,透過遊戲的方式,將可提供更多互動的內容,例如,可透過在手機及/或電腦上執行的一遊戲軟體,增加與使用者間互動的趣味性,進而提升使用意願。舉例而言,首先,可採用分數制度,例如,若神經生理回饋的目標是放鬆身心,則分數就可用來表現在一個區段中,放鬆的增加程度,如腦波中α波增加的比例,再者,由於生理回饋具有累積效應,因此,不同時間、不同區段所獲得分數就可累積計算,如此一來,使用者將可很方便地透過分數而得知自身努力的成果,有助於培養成就感,而在此情形下,還可進一步設定可達成的不同分數門檻,增加使用者的挑戰慾望,並且,可配合關卡的概念,當達到一個門檻後,即可到達下一個關卡,並打開不同的功能等, 增加使用趣味性,亦提升使用意願。 Furthermore, physiological feedback (neurological physiological feedback) and/or breathing training performed by the device according to the invention is also suitable for integration into the game, so that, in addition to changes in visual/auditory effects, for example, changes with physiological state, Colors, object types, people, sounds, etc., through the game, will provide more interactive content, for example, through a game software executed on mobile phones and / or computers, to increase the fun of interaction with users. Sexuality, thereby increasing the willingness to use. For example, first, a score system can be used. For example, if the goal of neurophysiological feedback is to relax the body and mind, the score can be used to express the degree of relaxation in a segment, such as the proportion of alpha waves in the brain wave. Furthermore, since the physiological feedback has a cumulative effect, the scores obtained at different times and in different sections can be cumulatively calculated, so that the user can easily know the results of his efforts through the scores, which is helpful. Develop a sense of accomplishment, and in this case, you can further set the different score thresholds that can be achieved, increase the user's desire for challenge, and, with the concept of the level, when you reach a threshold, you can reach the next level, and Open different functions, etc. Increase the use of fun and increase your willingness to use.

另外,除了關卡的概念外,也可採用提供獎勵的方式,舉例而言,當分數累積達一定門檻後,可增加更多可選擇的人物造型,例如,更多可更換的衣服種類,出現光環等,或是可贈與配件、寶物等,或是可提升遊戲者的等級而賦予更高的遊戲能力等,各種線上遊戲常見的方式皆適合用於本發明。 In addition, in addition to the concept of the level, rewards can also be used. For example, when the scores accumulate to a certain threshold, more optional characters can be added. For example, more types of clothes can be replaced, and a halo appears. Etc., or gifts, treasures, etc., or higher levels of gameplay can be promoted, and various methods common to online games are suitable for use in the present invention.

再者,由於與一般的遊戲性質不同,生理回饋的累積性主要建構在連續使用的前提下,亦即,當所執行之生理回饋程序的間隔時間過長時,即失去累積的效果,據此,舉例而言,分數的計算原則就可設計為,累積的分數會隨著時間間隔的逐漸變長而減少,若隔太長的時間未進行遊戲,則分數將歸零,使用者必須重頭開始,例如,當使用者相隔2天未進行生理回饋程序時,累積分數即減少至75%,相隔3天未使用,分數減至50%,以此類推,最後當相隔5天未使用時,先前的累積分數即被歸零,以藉此激使用者持續的使用。 Furthermore, due to the nature of the game, the accumulation of physiological feedback is mainly constructed on the premise of continuous use, that is, when the interval of the physiological feedback program executed is too long, the cumulative effect is lost. For example, the calculation principle of the score can be designed such that the accumulated score will decrease as the time interval becomes longer. If the game is not played for too long, the score will be zero, and the user must start over. For example, when the user does not perform a physiological feedback program 2 days apart, the cumulative score is reduced to 75%, not used 3 days apart, the score is reduced to 50%, and so on, and finally when not used 5 days apart, previously The cumulative score is zeroed to Continuous use by the user.

因此,透過遊戲的方式,除了讓生理回饋程序變的更有趣外,也可讓使用者即時地感覺到生理回饋所造成的生理狀態改變,進而讓使用者覺得有目標,增加使用的動力。 Therefore, through the game, in addition to making the physiological feedback program more interesting, the user can immediately feel the physiological state change caused by the physiological feedback, so that the user feels that there is a goal and increases the power of use.

在此,要強調地是,前面所述的實施例僅在於舉例說明之用,並非作為限制,不同實施例之間可彼此相互結合或置換,皆仍屬本發明所欲揭示的範圍。 It is to be noted that the foregoing embodiments are merely illustrative and not limiting, and that various embodiments may be combined or substituted with each other, and are still within the scope of the present invention.

綜上所述,根據本發明的生理回饋系統,新穎地結合了呼吸調控以及生理回饋兩種程序,透過將呼吸導引訊號引入生理回饋程序中, 除了可讓精神更為集中外,基於有意識的進行呼吸可影響自律神經的特性,還可讓生理回饋的效果更為顯著,兩者相輔相成,事半功倍,再者,透過採用可同時提供生理回饋資訊以及呼吸導引訊號兩種資訊的單一種可感知訊號,也讓使用者在進行生理回饋的過程中,能夠清楚且容易地瞭解資訊內容,生理回饋程序的進行變得更為方便,因此,本案確實能為習知技術帶來改進。 In summary, according to the physiological feedback system of the present invention, the two processes of respiratory regulation and physiological feedback are novelly combined, and the respiratory guidance signal is introduced into the physiological feedback program. In addition to allowing the spirit to be more concentrated, consciously breathing can affect the characteristics of the autonomic nerves, and the effect of physiological feedback can be more significant. The two complement each other and do more with less. In addition, through the use of physiological feedback information can be provided at the same time. And a single sensible signal of the two kinds of information of the breathing guide signal, and the user can clearly and easily understand the information content in the process of physiological feedback, and the physiological feedback program is more convenient, therefore, the case It does improve the technology of the prior art.

20‧‧‧呼吸動作感測元件 20‧‧‧Respiratory motion sensing components

22‧‧‧發光源 22‧‧‧Light source

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一種生理回饋系統,係用以提供呼吸導引訊號以及呼吸行為資訊,以作為使用者在一呼吸訓練區段中進行呼吸行為調整的基礎,進而達成一回饋迴路,該系統包括:一穿戴式生理感測裝置,具有一呼吸動作感測單元,設置於該使用者的胸部或腹部,以取得使用者因進行呼吸而產生的胸部或腹部起伏動作;以及一發光源,用以產生包括一發光強度變化以及一發光顏色變化的一視覺可感知訊號其中,在該呼吸訓練區段中:該起伏動作係經過一預設演算式的計算而得出一相關使用者呼吸動作的資訊;該視覺可感知訊號透過該發光強度變化表現該呼吸導引訊號,以及透過該發光顏色變化表現該相關使用者呼吸動作的資訊,以提供予使用者;以及該使用者根據該發光強度變化而執行一呼吸行為模式,以及根據該發光顏色變化而透過自我意識調整其於呼吸期間的呼吸動作,以對達成對生理狀態的影響。 A physiological feedback system is provided for providing respiratory guidance signals and respiratory behavior information as a basis for the user to perform respiratory behavior adjustment in a breathing training section, thereby achieving a feedback loop, the system comprising: a wearable physiology The sensing device has a breathing motion sensing unit disposed on the chest or the abdomen of the user to obtain a chest or abdominal undulation motion generated by the user to perform breathing, and a light source for generating a luminous intensity And a visually perceptible signal of a change in illuminating color, wherein in the breathing training section: the undulating motion is calculated by a predetermined calculus to obtain information about a breathing action of the user; the visual perceptibility The signal expresses the respiratory guidance signal through the change in the intensity of the illumination, and the information indicating the breathing action of the related user through the change in the color of the illumination is provided to the user; and the user performs a respiratory behavior pattern according to the change in the intensity of the illumination And adjusting the self-consciousness during breathing according to the change in the color of the illuminating Breathing action, in order to reach a physiological effect on the state. 如申請專利範圍第1項所述之系統,其中,該穿戴式生理感測裝置更包括至少二心電電極,設置於該呼吸動作感測單元上,以接觸使用者的軀幹,並取得心電訊號。 The system of claim 1, wherein the wearable physiological sensing device further comprises at least two electrocardiographic electrodes disposed on the respiratory motion sensing unit to contact the user's torso and obtain a telecardiogram. number. 如申請專利範圍第1項所述之系統,其更包括一聽覺可感知訊號,實施 為由該穿戴式生理感測裝置或該發光源所產生。 The system of claim 1, further comprising an auditory sensible signal, implemented Produced by the wearable physiological sensing device or the illumination source. 如申請專利範圍第3項所述之系統,其中,該聽覺可感知訊號係建構為在該使用者的該呼吸行為模式符合一預設條件時被產生,以提醒使用者。 The system of claim 3, wherein the auditory sensible signal is configured to be generated when the breathing behavior pattern of the user meets a predetermined condition to alert the user. 一種生理回饋系統,係用以提供呼吸導引訊號以及呼吸行為資訊,以作為使用者在一呼吸訓練區段中進行呼吸行為調整的基礎,進而達成一回饋迴路,該系統包括:一穿戴式生理感測裝置,具有二呼吸動作感測單元,分別設置於該使用者的胸部以及腹部,以取得使用者因進行呼吸而產生的胸部以及腹部起伏動作;以及一可感知訊號產生源,用以接收該相關使用者呼吸行為的資訊,以及用以產生包括一第一資訊以及一第二資訊的一可感知訊號,其中,在該呼吸訓練區段中:該起伏動作係經過一預設演算式的計算而得出一相關使用者胸部以及腹部呼吸動作的資訊;該可感知訊號透過該第一資訊表現該呼吸導引訊號,以及透過該第二資訊表現該相關使用者胸部以及腹部呼吸動作的資訊,以提供予使用者;以及該使用者根據該第一資訊而執行一呼吸行為模式,以及根據該第二資訊而透過自我意識調整其於呼吸期間的呼吸動作,以達成對生理狀態的影響。 A physiological feedback system is provided for providing respiratory guidance signals and respiratory behavior information as a basis for the user to perform respiratory behavior adjustment in a breathing training section, thereby achieving a feedback loop, the system comprising: a wearable physiology The sensing device has two breathing motion sensing units respectively disposed on the chest and the abdomen of the user to obtain the chest and abdominal undulations generated by the user for breathing; and a sensible signal generating source for receiving Information about the breathing behavior of the related user, and an audible signal for generating a first information and a second information, wherein, in the breathing training section, the undulating motion is subjected to a predetermined calculus Calculating information about the user's chest and abdominal breathing movements; the perceptible signal expressing the breathing guidance signal through the first information, and displaying information about the chest and abdominal breathing movements of the relevant user through the second information Providing to the user; and the user performing a breathing behavior model based on the first information , And according to the second information through self-awareness and adjust their breathing during breathing action, in order to achieve the effect on the physiological state. 如申請專利範圍第5項所述之系統,其中,該穿戴式生理感測裝置更包括至少二心電電極,設置於該二呼吸動作感測單元的至少其中之一上,以 接觸使用者的軀幹,並取得心電訊號。 The system of claim 5, wherein the wearable physiological sensing device further comprises at least two electrocardiographic electrodes disposed on at least one of the two respiratory motion sensing units to Touch the user's torso and get an ECG signal. 如申請專利範圍第5項所述之系統,其中,該可感知訊號為視覺可感知訊號,以及其中,該第一資訊實施為發光強度變化,以及該第二資訊實施為發光顏色變化。 The system of claim 5, wherein the perceptible signal is a visually perceptible signal, and wherein the first information is implemented as a change in illumination intensity and the second information is implemented as a change in illumination color. 如申請專利範圍第7項所述之系統,其更包括一聽覺可感知訊號,實施為由該穿戴式生理感測裝置或該可感知訊號產生源所產生。 The system of claim 7, further comprising an auditory sensible signal, implemented by the wearable physiological sensing device or the sensible signal generating source. 如申請專利範圍第8項所述之系統,其中,該聽覺可感知訊號係建構為在該使用者的該呼吸行為模式符合一預設條件時被產生,以提醒使用者。 The system of claim 8, wherein the auditory sensible signal is configured to be generated when the breathing behavior pattern of the user meets a predetermined condition to alert the user. 如申請專利範圍第5項所述之系統,其中,該可感知訊號為聽覺可感知訊號,以及其中,該第一資訊實施為音量的強弱變化,以及該第二資訊實施為音頻的高低變化。 The system of claim 5, wherein the sensible signal is an audible sensible signal, and wherein the first information is implemented as a change in volume, and the second information is implemented as a change in audio level.
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