TW201909058A - Activity support method, program, activity support system - Google Patents

Abstract

The purpose of the present disclosure is to facilitate presenting, to a subject, an appropriate activity to be performed. An activity assistant method has a generation step (S2), an acquisition step (S4), and a presentation step (S5). The generation step (S2) is a step in which an activity menu for the subject is generated by one or more processors on the basis of input physical information. The acquisition step (S4) is a step in which the activity menu generated in the generation step (S2) is acquired via a network. The presentation step (S5) is a step in which the activity menu acquired in the acquisition step (S4) is presented.

Description

Activity support method, program and activity support system

The present invention relates to an activity support method, a program, and an activity support system, and more specifically to an activity support method, a program, and an activity support system for an activity of a supporter.

An exercise support system that supports the movement of the user is known, for example, from Document 1 (Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2015-119833). The exercise support system described in Document 1 includes a list device and a cabinet device, an image pickup device, a web server, and a user terminal. The list device and the cabinet device obtain the sensor data in the running action of the user. The camera device and the sensor data are synchronized to obtain a running image. The network server processes and analyzes the running image and the like, and forms a comparison image including the user and the elite runner, and displays the indicator for the comparison image for each guide item, and Suggested information on the suggested text for the project. The user terminal displays the suggested data in a specific display form via the network.

In the exercise support system described in Document 1, the advice on the running operation (activity) that the user (the subject person) spontaneously performs is provided to the subject, but whether the activity is an appropriate activity for the subject person Not clear. Therefore, in the exercise support system, there is a problem that it is difficult to prompt an appropriate person to perform an activity to be performed.

The present invention has been made in view of the above, and an object of the present invention is to provide an activity support method, a program, and an activity support system that are easy to present an appropriate activity to a target person.

An activity support method according to an aspect of the present invention has a generation step, an acquisition step, and a prompting step. The generating step is a step of generating an activity menu of the subject by one or more processors based on the input body information. The obtaining step is a step of obtaining, by the network, the activity menu generated in the generating step. The prompting step is a step of presenting the activity menu obtained in the obtaining step.

One aspect of the present invention is a program for causing one or more processors to execute the above-described activity support method.

An activity support system according to an aspect of the present invention includes a generation unit, an acquisition unit, and a presentation unit. The generating unit generates an activity menu of the target person by one or more processors based on the input body information. The acquisition unit acquires the activity menu generated by the generation unit via a network. The presentation unit presents the activity menu acquired by the acquisition unit.

(1) Outline As shown in Figs. 1 to 3, the activity support method of the present embodiment is a method for supporting the activity of the target person 200. The term "activity" as used in the present invention refers to all actions of the subject 200 in daily life. In other words, the "activity" includes not only the exercise of the subject person 200 such as rehabilitation or training, but also the mental action such as the action of taking the nutrition by the subject 200 such as a meal, and the group activity by the subject 200. The term "rehabilitation" as used in the present invention refers to a person who has a state in which physical ability and cognitive function are lowered due to aging, illness, or injury, and is made possible in order to make the subject's self-reliant daily life possible. Physical or psychological training.

In the present embodiment, as an example, a case where the physical ability is reduced to an elderly person who is said to be "weak" and the target is a self-reliant daily living person 200 will be described. That is, the activity support method described below is a method for supporting the rehabilitation of the subject 200.

As shown in FIG. 1, the activity support method includes a generation step S2, an acquisition step S4, and a presentation step S5. The generating step S2 is a step of generating an activity menu M1 (see FIGS. 5A to 5C) of the target person 200 by one or more processors based on the input body information. The "body information" as used in the present invention includes, for example, the age, sex, height, weight, BMI (Body Mass Index), exercise capacity, and physical or mental illness of the subject 200. The "exercise ability" is an ability of the subject 200 to move the body (hand, leg, head, neck, waist, etc.), for example, the ability to hold the grip and maintain the posture (the time to maintain the state in which the blinking one foot stands). Further, the "activity menu" as used in the present invention is a menu for presenting the target person 200 to the target person 200 instructing a specific event or the like.

In the present embodiment, the input of the body information is performed in a facility 1 (hereinafter also referred to as a "first place") such as a rehabilitation center. As an example, the input of the body information is performed by the operation of the measurement subject 200 as shown in FIG. 2 . The input of the body information can also be performed in the form of a question, for example, using an input device such as a keyboard or a microphone. Further, in the present embodiment, the input of the body information is performed by the subject person 200 without the assistance of a therapist such as a physiotherapist, a functional therapist, and a speech therapist, but may be assisted by a therapist. It is performed by the subject 200. When the input of the body information in the question form is entered, the subject 200 may not be input, but may be input by the therapist, the agent of the target person 200 such as the family member 200, or the like.

In the generating step S2, one or more processors generate a rehabilitation activity that the subject 200 can perform at his or her home 4 (hereinafter also referred to as "second place" based on the body information input at the facility 1. Menu M1. The activity menu M1 includes, for example, a menu for training various actions of the target person 200 required for daily life, such as a walking exercise, a one-leg stand motion, a lift-up action, a standing sit-down motion, and a step-up motion. The "lifting action" as used in the present invention refers to an action in which the subject person 200 is raised from a state of lying down. The "standing and sitting action" in the present invention means that the subject person 200 stands up from the chair and/or sits. The action on the chair. Further, the activity menu M1 includes, for example, a recipe for obtaining a dish of nutrients required for restoring or maintaining the health of the subject 200.

Further, "generating" as used in the present invention includes generating a new activity menu M1 based on body information and changing a part of the existing activity menu M1 based on body information. In addition, "generating" includes selecting an activity menu M1 suitable for the subject person 200 from the plurality of existing activity menus M1 based on the body information. In this way, in the generation step S2, which target person 200 is to be implemented, which activity menu M1 is automatically determined based on the body information. The activity menu M1 generated in the generation step S2 is uploaded to the server 2 via the network N1 and is memorized by the server 2 (refer to FIG. 4).

The obtaining step S4 is performed by the network N1 to generate the activity menu M1 generated in the step S2. In the present embodiment, the acquisition step S4 is performed in the home 4 of the target person 200 as shown in FIG. Specifically, the target person 200 operates the operation terminal 3 held by the target person 200 to download the activity menu M1 stored in the server 2 via the network N1, thereby executing the acquisition step S4. The operation terminal 3 is, for example, a portable information terminal such as a tablet terminal or a smart phone, a personal wearable terminal such as a personal computer (including a laptop), a television receiver, or a clock type, or a dedicated device.

The prompting step S5 prompts the step of obtaining the activity menu M1 obtained in step S4. In the present embodiment, the presentation step S5 is performed in the home 4 of the subject 200 in the same manner as the acquisition step S4. Specifically, the activity menu M1 downloaded to the operation terminal 3 is output from the operation terminal 3 by, for example, a sound, or is displayed on the display unit 34 of the operation terminal 3 by using an image (still image or moving image), thereby performing a prompt. Step S5 (refer to FIGS. 5A to 5C).

As described above, the generation step S2 is performed in the first place, and the acquisition step S4 and the presentation step S5 are performed in the second place away from the first place. As described above, in the present embodiment, the activity menu M1 generated by the subject person 200 inputting the body information at the facility 1 can be presented to the owner's home 4 of the subject person 200. Therefore, in the present embodiment, there is an advantage that it is easy for the target person 200 to present an appropriate activity menu M1, that is, an activity to be performed.

(2) Details The configuration of the activity support system 100, which is a system for implementing the activity support method of the present embodiment, will be described below with reference to Figs. 2 to 4 . As shown in FIG. 4, the activity support system 100 of the present embodiment includes a facility system 10, a server 2, and an operation terminal 3 installed in the facility 1. The facility system 10, the server 2, and the operation terminal 3 are connected to each other via the network N1. In the present embodiment, the server 2 is not a component of the activity support system 100, but the server 2 may be included in the components of the activity support system 100. Further, the server 2 is not essential and may be omitted as appropriate.

The facility system 10 includes a first input unit 11 , a first processing unit 12 , a first communication unit 13 , and a first storage unit 14 . The facility system 10 is realized by a computer system having one or more processors and memories. Further, the functions of the first input unit 11, the first processing unit 12, and the first communication unit 13 are realized by executing an appropriate program by one or more processors. The program can be pre-recorded in the memory, or provided via an electrical communication line such as the Internet, or recorded on a non-transitory recording medium such as a memory card.

The first input unit 11 is an input device for the subject 200 to input body information. The body information that has been input to the first input unit 11 is given to the first processing unit 12. In the present embodiment, as shown in FIG. 2, the facility system 10 is connected to the sensor device 111 and the display device 112. The communication method between the facility system 10 and each of the sensor device 111 and the display device 112 is, for example, two-way wired communication via a network such as a LAN (Local Area Network). The communication method between the facility system 10 and the sensor device 111 or the display device 112 is not limited to wired communication, and may be wireless communication.

The sensor device 111 is a device that detects the position of the subject 200 in the detection space and the posture of the subject 200. The "detection space" as used in the present invention is a space of an appropriate size defined by the sensor device 111. When the body information is input to the first input unit 11, the subject 200 exists in the detection space. The sensor device 111 is provided, for example, on the wall surface 300 of the room. In the wall surface 300, since the image is projected by the display device 112 as described below, basically, the subject person 200 faces the wall surface 300 side (the sensor device 111 side). The sensor device 111 has a plurality of sensors such as a camera (image sensor) and a depth sensor. The sensor device 111, in turn, has a processor or the like that performs appropriate signal processing on the outputs of the plurality of sensors.

In the present embodiment, the sensor device 111 detects the captured image obtained by the subject person 200, the position of the subject 200 including the left-right direction and the depth direction (the front and rear directions of the subject person 200), and the posture of the subject person 200. . That is, the sensor device 111 detects the position (including the center of gravity position) of the subject 200 in the horizontal plane. Further, the sensor device 111 detects, for example, which direction the forward tilt or the backward tilt, the back, the waist, the knee, and the like are bent in the direction of the subject 200, and the like. In the present embodiment, the information related to the position of the subject 200 in the detection space detected by the sensor device 111 and the information related to the posture of the subject 200 are used as the body information of the subject 200. It is given to the first input unit 11 of the facility system 10. In this manner, the target person 200 can be measured in a specific posture (here, standing on one foot), and whether the muscle strength of the target person 200 is sufficient or the joint is soft can be measured depending on whether the target person 200 can maintain a specific posture or the like for a specific time. Whether the sex is sufficient.

As an example, the display device 112 is constituted by a projector device that projects a video image to a portion (screen region 301) of the wall surface 300 in the room. The display device 112 is mounted, for example, on a ceiling surface of a room. The display device 112 projects any of the full color images onto the screen area 301 of the wall 300 that is disposed below the sensor device 111. The display device 112 is not limited to projecting an image onto the wall surface 300, and may project the image onto a floor surface, a ceiling surface, a dedicated screen, or the like. The display device 112 is not limited to the configuration for displaying a two-dimensional image. For example, a three-dimensional image may be displayed by a technique such as 3D (three dimensions) projection mapping. In particular, when the display device 112 generates a virtual reality (VR: Virtual Reality) space, the object 200 of the displayed image can be given an immersive feeling.

In the example shown in FIG. 2, the inverted image 302 and the sample image 303 of the subject 200 are displayed on the screen area 301. The reverse image 302 is an image obtained by inverting the image of the entire body of the subject 200 imaged by the camera of the sensor device 111 from the front side of the subject person 200. The inverted image 302 is displayed substantially instantaneously, and is resized, displayed in the screen area 301, and the like in a manner similar to the image (image) of the subject 200 reflected in the mirror. The sample image 303 is an image that is an exemplary activity (posture, etc.) when the body information is input. In the example shown in FIG. 2, a line picture (Stick picture) indicating the correct posture of "single stand" is superimposed and displayed on the inverted image 302 as the sample image 303.

The first processing unit 12 (hereinafter also referred to as "generating unit 12") has a function of executing the above-described generating step S2. In other words, the generating unit 12 generates the activity menu M1 of the target person 200 by one or more processors based on the body information of the subject 200 input to the first input unit 11. In the present embodiment, the first processing unit 12 can maintain one foot standing based on the difference between the posture of the subject 200 that is input as the body information and the reference posture defined by the reference data (the magnitude of the deviation). The length of time of the posture, etc., evaluates the exercise ability of the subject 200. Then, the first processing unit 12 selects the activity menu M1 from the plurality of activity menus M1 stored in the first storage unit 14 based on the evaluation of the athletic ability of the target person 200, thereby generating the activity menu M1 for the target person 200.

Further, the first processing unit 12 has a function of executing the updating step S9 (see FIG. 6) of updating the generated event menu M1. The updating step S9 is based on the activity result of the target person 200 (described below) acquired in the result obtaining step S6 (described later), and the activity menu M1 is updated by one or more processors. The "activity result" described in the present invention is the result of the activity menu M1 presented by the subject 200. The update step S9 will be described in detail in "(3.2) Evaluation of the activity result of the subject person and update of the activity menu" below.

The first communication unit 13 is a communication interface for communicating with the server 2 or the operation terminal 3 via the network N1. In the present embodiment, the communication method between the first communication unit 13 and the server 2 or the operation terminal 3 is two-way wireless communication. Furthermore, the communication method between the first communication unit 13 and the server 2 or the operation terminal 3 is not limited to wireless communication, and may be wired communication. The first communication unit 13 is controlled by the first processing unit 12, and transmits the activity menu M1 generated by the first processing unit 12 to the server 2 via the network N1.

The first memory unit 14 includes, for example, a non-volatile memory that can be overwritten as an EEPROM (Electrically Erasable Programmable Read-Only Memory). The first storage unit 14 stores a plurality of active menus M1 selectable when the active menu M1 is generated by the first processing unit 12.

The server 2 includes a second communication unit 21, a second processing unit 22, and a second storage unit 23. The server 2 is realized by a computer system having one or more processors and a memory. Further, the functions of the second communication unit 21 and the second processing unit 22 are realized by executing an appropriate program by one or more processors. The program can be pre-recorded in the memory, or provided via an electrical communication line such as the Internet, or recorded on a non-transitory recording medium such as a memory card.

The second communication unit 21 is a communication interface for communicating with the facility system 10 or the operation terminal 3 via the network N1. In the present embodiment, the communication method between the second communication unit 21 and the facility system 10 or the operation terminal 3 is two-way wireless communication. Further, the communication method between the second communication unit 21 and the facility system 10 or the operation terminal 3 is not limited to wireless communication, and may be wired communication. The second communication unit 21 communicates with the first communication unit 13 of the facility system 10 via the network N1, thereby receiving the activity menu M1 generated by the first processing unit 12. Further, the second communication unit 21 is controlled by the second processing unit 22, and transmits the result of the activity of the target person 200 and the evaluation of the activity result to the facility system 10 via the network N1. The second communication unit 21 is controlled by the second processing unit 22 to pass the activity menu M1 of the target person 200 stored in the second storage unit 23 (that is, the activity menu M1 generated by the first processing unit 12) via The network N1 is sent to the operation terminal 3. Further, the second communication unit 21 receives the activity result input to the operation terminal 3 by communicating with the third communication unit 31 via the network N1.

The second processing unit 22 has a function of performing an evaluation step S8 (see FIG. 6) of the activity result of the evaluation target person 200. The evaluation step S8 evaluates the target person 200 by one or more processors based on the activity result of the target person M1 generated in the generating step S2 and the result obtained in the result obtaining step S6 (described later). The steps of the activity. The evaluation step S8 will be described in detail in the following "(3.2) Evaluation of the activity results of the target person and update of the activity menu".

The second storage unit 23 includes, for example, an auxiliary memory device such as an HDD (Hard Disk Drive) or an SSD (Solid State Drive). The second storage unit 23 stores the activity menu M1 received by the second communication unit 21 in association with the identification information (user ID (Identification)) for identifying the target person 200. Further, the second storage unit 23 stores the result of the activity received by the second communication unit 21 in association with the identification information of the subject 200.

The operation terminal 3 includes a third communication unit 31, a third processing unit 32, a second input unit 33, and a display unit 34. The operation terminal 3 is realized mainly by a computer system having one or more processors and memories, and is a general-purpose tablet terminal as an example. Further, in the operation terminal 3, a dedicated application software is installed and the application software is activated, whereby the functions of the third communication unit 31, the third processing unit 32, the second input unit 33, and the display unit 34 are realized.

The operation terminal 3 is equipped with a touch panel display, and realizes a function of accepting the operation of the subject 200 and displaying a function to the subject 200 by using the touch panel display. The touch panel display is composed of, for example, a liquid crystal display, an organic EL (Electro Luminescence) display, or the like. The operation terminal 3 determines that a target such as a button is operated based on an operation (tap, swipe, drag, etc.) of an object such as a button displayed on a screen of the touch panel display. . As described above, the touch panel display functions as a user interface for accepting an operation input from the subject 200 in addition to various displays. That is, in the present embodiment, the touch panel display of the operation terminal 3 realizes the functions of the second input unit 33 and the display unit 34.

The third communication unit 31 is a communication interface for communicating with the facility system 10 or the server 2 via the network N1. In the present embodiment, the communication method between the third communication unit 31 and the facility system 10 or the server 2 is two-way wireless communication. The third communication unit 31 receives the activity menu M1 of the target person 200 stored in the server 2 by communicating with the second communication unit 21 of the server 2 via the network N1. In other words, the third communication unit 31 (hereinafter also referred to as "acquisition unit 31") has a function of executing the above-described acquisition step S4. In other words, the acquisition unit 31 acquires the activity menu M1 generated by the first processing unit (generating unit) 12 via the network N1.

For example, the second input unit 33 accepts the request operation by the target person 200, and the third processing unit 32 requests the server 2 to transmit the activity menu M1 associated with the target person 200. Thereby, the third communication unit 31 receives the activity menu M1 from the server 2 via the network N1. Further, for example, the target person 200 reads the QR code (registered trademark) distributed in the facility 1 using the built-in camera of the operation terminal 3, and accesses the URL (Uniform Resource Locator) included in the code. Thereby, the third communication unit 31 receives the activity menu M1 from the server 2 via the network N1.

Here, the activity menu M1 transmitted from the server 2 is stored in the second storage unit 23 of the server 2. In other words, in the present embodiment, in the acquisition step S4, the second memory unit 23 (memory unit) of the activity menu M1 generated in the memory generation step S2 acquires the activity menu M1. In other words, in the present embodiment, in the acquisition step S4, the activity menu M1 generated in the step S2 is not acquired from the facility system 10, but the activity menu M1 temporarily stored by the server 2 is acquired from the server 2.

Therefore, in the present embodiment, the event menu M1 is not presented to the target person 200 at the time point when the facility 1 generates the event menu M1, and the event menu M1 can be presented to the target person 200 after a certain time interval from the time point. Further, when the history of the activity menu M1 presented to the target person 200 in the past is stored in the second storage unit 23, the target person 200 can refer to the history of the activity menu M1 by requesting the server 2.

The third processing unit 32 (hereinafter also referred to as "presentation unit 32") has a function of executing the above-described presentation step S5. In other words, the presentation unit 32 presents the activity menu M1 acquired by the third communication unit (acquisition unit) 31. For example, as shown in FIGS. 5A to 5C, the event menu M1 is presented to the target person 200 by being displayed on the display unit 34 of the operation terminal 3.

In the example shown in FIG. 5A, as the activity menu M1, the exercise menu M11 and the menu M12 are displayed on the display unit 34. The exercise menu M11 is, for example, a menu for exercising the specific part of one or more of the body of the subject 200 to be exercised, such as a push-up, a squat, a blinking one-legged stand. The display unit 34 displays a character and a figure (including a photo) for explaining the exercise method to be executed by the subject 200 as the exercise menu M11. The cooking menu M12 is, for example, a recipe suitable for the supplement of the ingested nutritious food of the subject 200 such as a salad. A text and a map (including photographs) for explaining the dishes to be produced by the target person are displayed on the display unit 34 as the cooking menu M12.

In the example shown in FIG. 5B, a moving image for explaining the motion to be performed by the subject 200 is displayed on the display unit 34 as the exercise menu M11. This moving image is displayed, for example, by the target person 200 performing a specific operation on the operation terminal 3, such as the touch motion menu M11, in a state where the image shown in FIG. 5A is displayed on the display unit 34. Moreover, in the example shown in FIG. 5C, a moving image for explaining the cooking to be produced by the subject 200 is displayed on the display unit 34 as the cooking menu M12. This moving image is displayed, for example, by the subject 200 performing a specific operation on the operation terminal 3, such as the touch menu M12, etc., in a state where the image shown in FIG. 5A is displayed on the display unit 34.

(3) Action (3.1) Prompt for the activity menu of the target person The following is an operation for the activity support system 100 to present the activity menu M1 for the target person 200 (that is, by the activity support method). The description of the activity menu M1 is explained. First, at the facility 1, the agent 200 or the agent of the subject 200 inputs the body information of the subject 200 (step S1). In the present embodiment, as described above, the body information of the subject 200 is input to the first system 10 of the facility by detecting the position and posture of the subject 200 using the sensor device 111 and the display device 112. The input unit 11. Next, one or more processors of the first processing unit 12 generate an activity menu M1 based on the body information of the subject 200 input to the first input unit 11 (generating step S2). The generated activity menu M1 is transmitted to the server 2 via the first communication unit 13 and the network N1. When the second communication unit 21 receives the activity menu M1, the second processing unit 22 of the server 2 associates the received activity menu M1 with the target person 200 and memorizes it in the second storage unit 23 (step S3).

Then, the target person 200 operates the operation terminal 3 at his/her home 4, and downloads from the server 2, thereby acquiring the activity menu M1 from the server 2 (acquiring step S4). The activity menu M1 obtained from the server 2 is stored in the memory of the operation terminal 3. Then, the target person 200 operates the operation terminal 3 at his/her home 4, and causes the activity menu M1 to be displayed on the display unit 34, thereby presenting the activity menu M1 to the target person 200 (prompting step S5). Therefore, the target person 200 can execute the activity menu M1 in his/her home 4 while viewing the activity menu M1 displayed on the display unit 34.

As described above, in the present embodiment, the activity menu M1 generated by the subject person 200 inputting the body information at the facility 1 can be presented to the owner's home 4 of the subject person 200. Therefore, in the present embodiment, there is an advantage that it is easy for the target person 200 to present an appropriate activity menu M1, that is, an activity to be performed. Further, in the present embodiment, there is an advantage that the subject person 200 can input body information only at the facility 1, and does not need to design the activity menu M1 by himself.

Further, in the present embodiment, there is an advantage that the target person 200 can easily implement the activity menu M1 in a place different from the facility 1 (here, the home 4 of the target person 200). For example, in the facility 1, even if the target person 200 implements the activity menu M1 with the assistance of the therapist, there is a possibility that the subject person 200 cannot learn the activity menu M1 or forget the learned activity menu M1. In this case, the target person 200 has difficulty implementing the same event menu M1 in his/her home 4. Further, for example, when the facility 1 does not have a space required to implement the activity menu M1, or the facility 1 is a facility that is easily visible to the public, the target 200 cannot implement the activity menu M1 at the facility 1. In this case, the subject 200 would not have had the opportunity to acquire the activity menu M1 from the facility 1.

On the other hand, in the present embodiment, even in the case described above, the subject person 200 can implement the activity menu M1 in his/her home 4. Further, in the present embodiment, the therapist may not be able to guide the activity menu M1 to the subject person 200, and the burden on the therapist can be reduced.

(3.2) Evaluation of the activity result of the subject person and update of the activity menu. Next, the action of the activity result of the evaluation target person 200 performed by the activity support system 100 and the action of updating the activity menu M1 (ie, borrowing The evaluation method of the activity result by the activity support method and the update method of the activity menu M1 will be described. These operations are performed after the action in "(3.1) Prompt for the target person's activity menu", that is, after the event menu M1 is presented to the target person 200.

First, the target person 200 views the activity menu M1 displayed on the display unit 34 while executing the activity menu M1. Then, the subject person 200 inputs the result of implementing the activity menu M1 (that is, the activity result) by operating the operation terminal 3. For example, if the activity menu M1 is the exercise menu M11, the subject person 200 inputs the motion result to the operation terminal 3 by inputting the motion image obtained by taking the posture of the exercise menu M11. Further, for example, when the event menu M1 is the food menu M12, the target person 200 inputs an image obtained by photographing the food created based on the food menu M12 to the operation terminal 3, and inputs the activity result to the operation terminal 3. Further, the subject person 200 may input the result of the activity to the operation terminal 3 by inputting the purpose of implementing the activity menu M1 or the time period in which the activity menu M1 is implemented.

Thereby, the operation terminal 3 acquires the activity result (step S6). That is, step S6 (hereinafter also referred to as "result acquisition step S6") is a step of acquiring an activity result based on the target person 200 who generated the activity menu M1 generated in step S2.

Next, when the third processing unit 32 of the operation terminal 3 inputs the activity result, the third communication unit 31 is controlled to transmit the activity result to the server 2 via the network N1. When the second communication unit 21 receives the activity result, the second processing unit 22 of the server 2 associates the received activity result with the target person 200 and stores it in the second storage unit 23 (step S7). In other words, step S7 (hereinafter also referred to as "memory step S7") is a step of storing the result of the activity acquired in the result obtaining step S6 in the second storage unit (memory unit) 23.

Then, the second processing unit 22 of the server 2 evaluates the activity of the target person 200 by one or more processors based on the result of the activity of the acquired target person 200 (evaluation step S8). As an example, a case where the moving image obtained by the subject 200 who performed the exercise menu M11 is taken as an activity result is listed. In this case, the second processing unit 22 compares the moving image in which the target person 200 implements the exercise menu M11 with the reference moving image in which the trainer performs the exercise menu M11, for example, by using an image analysis technique or the like, thereby evaluating the object by the object. The accuracy of the implementation of the exercise menu M11 performed by the user 200. When the activity of the target person 200 is evaluated, the second processing unit 22 associates the evaluation result with the target person 200 and memorizes it in the second storage unit 23. Further, the second processing unit 22 transmits the evaluation result to the facility system 10 via the network N1 by controlling the second communication unit 21.

When the first processing unit 12 receives the evaluation result by the first communication unit 13, the first processing unit 12 of the facility system 10 updates the one or more processors based on the received evaluation result (in other words, the activity result of the target person 200). Activity menu M1 (update step S9). That is, even in the case where the same body information is input at the facility 1, the activity menu M1 generated before the update is different. Of course, there is also a situation in which the activity menu M1 does not change due to the update.

The first processing unit 12 updates the activity menu M1 by performing mechanical learning using, for example, the evaluation result (the result of the activity of the subject person 200). For example, assume that the person 200 of the plural person utilizes the facility 1. In this case, the first processing unit 12 can preferentially present the event menu M1 presented to most of the target persons 200 by referring to the evaluation result of the target person 200 of the plurality of persons. Further, the first processing unit 12 may remove the motion or add the difficulty in place of the motion, for example, when the target person 200 who has obtained a large number of motions included in the activity menu M1 performs a difficult evaluation result. Lower activity, etc., and update the activity menu M1.

As described above, in the present embodiment, the degree of implementation of the activity menu M1 by the target person 200 is evaluated. Therefore, in the present embodiment, the display unit 34 of the operation terminal 3 displays the evaluation result or the like according to the request of the target person 200, and presents the evaluation result to the target person 200, whereby the target person 200 can be obtained. Increased enthusiasm. Further, in the present embodiment, for example, the evaluation result (the result of the activity of the subject person 200) is fed back to the facility system 10 and the activity menu M1 is updated, whereby it is easy to present the more suitable event menu M1 to the object. 200.

(4) Input example of body information Hereinafter, an example of input of body information in the above step S1 will be described. In the first input example and the second input example, which will be described below, the body information is detected by the target device 200 in the facility 1 executing the instruction menu presented to the target person 200 by the facility system 10. That is, the information related to the position of the subject 200 in the detection space detected by the sensor device 111 by the subject 200 and the information related to the posture of the subject 200 are given as body information. To the first input unit 11. The "instruction menu" as used in the present invention is a menu selected from among a plurality of menus for rehabilitation, and is presented to the subject 200 in order to instruct the subject 200 to indicate a specific training or the like.

Furthermore, in the following description, a plurality of menus for rehabilitation are classified into a plurality of first stage menus and a plurality of second stage menus. Each of the plurality of first-stage menus is, for example, a training menu for the action itself performed by the target person 200 in daily life such as walking. Each of the plurality of second-stage menus is, for example, a training menu for elemental actions required for the action performed by the target person 200 in daily life. The "element action" as used in the present invention refers to each action after the decomposition of the action performed by the subject 200 in daily life into a plurality of elements. For example, regarding the walking motion, it is decomposed into an action including a curved hip joint, an action of stretching the hip joint, an action of bending the knee joint, an action of stretching the knee joint, an action of bending the ankle, an action of stretching the ankle, and an action of swinging the arm forward. And a plurality of elements such as an action of swinging the arm backward. As such, a plurality of elemental actions are defined for each part of the body and for each activity of each part.

(4.1) First input example In the first input example, the facility system 10 first performs screening for questioning the target person 200 as shown in Fig. 7A. At this time, the facility system 10 causes the screen area 301 to display the question item to the target person 200, and acquires the answer of the subject person 200 regarding the question item input to the operation terminal 5. The operation terminal 5 is, for example, a tablet terminal or a smart phone, and has a communication function with the facility system 10, a function of accepting the operation of the subject 200, and a function of presenting information (display and/or sound output) to the target 200. .

As a specific example of the question to the subject person 200, in addition to the item, age, sex, and the like of the subject person 200, there are matters relating to the attribute of the subject person 200, whether there is a recent fall or not, and whether it is falling on a flat ground or the like. The matter of determining the physical ability of the subject 200. Therefore, in the screening, the facility system 10 acquires information for determining the physical ability of the subject 200 in addition to the information related to the attribute of the subject person 200 (hereinafter referred to as "third information").

The facility system 10 determines whether or not confirmation of physical ability is required based on the result of the screening. For example, when the result of the screening is judged to be that there is no problem in the physical ability in daily life, it is judged that the confirmation of the physical ability is not required.

On the other hand, if the result of the screening is judged to require confirmation of the physical ability, the facility system 10 performs a selection process of the pre-selection. The "pre-selection list" as used in the present invention is a menu for the target person 200 to be executed in order to select (determine) the instruction list. At this time, the facility system 10 self-memorizes a plurality of first-stage menus stored in the first storage unit 14, and selects one of the first-stage menus suitable for the target person 200 as a pre-selection based on the result of the screening. For example, in the first storage unit 14, in addition to the plurality of first-stage menus, a conditional expression for selecting a pre-selection from the result of the screening is stored, and the facility system 10 selects a pre-selection based on the conditional expression.

The facility system 10 controls the display device 112 based on pre-information indicating the selected pre-selection order. As a result, the display device 112 displays the pre-selected list for the target 200 and the support information for supporting the execution of the pre-selection by the target 200 in the screen area 301 as shown in FIG. 7B. In the example of FIG. 7B, it is assumed that the menu of "single-legged standing" is selected as the pre-selection, and the inverted image 302 and the sample image 303 of the subject 200 are displayed as support information on the screen area 301. As an example, the sample image 303 is generated based on the reference data stored in the first storage unit 14 in association with the menu for the rehabilitation (the first-stage menu) selected as the pre-selection, and defines the exemplary activity in the pre-selection list ( Image of posture, etc.). In the example of FIG. 7B, a line image indicating the correct posture of "single stand" is superimposed and displayed as the sample image 303 on the inverted image 302.

In this state, the sensor device 111 detects the activity of the subject 200, and the facility system 10 performs a selection process for instructing the menu.

In the selection process of the instruction menu, the facility system 10 first acquires information related to the operation of the target person 200 who is operating in accordance with the pre-selection order (hereinafter referred to as "first information") from the sensor device 111. Further, the facility system 10 acquires information (hereinafter referred to as "second information") for presenting one of the menus selected from the plurality of rehabilitation menus as an instruction list. In the present input example, the facility system 10 acquires, from the first storage unit 14, the second information for selecting one of the plurality of second-stage menus as the instruction list. At this time, the facility system 10 acquires at least the reference material of the exemplary activity included in the predetermined pre-selection list in the second information.

Then, the facility system 10 evaluates the operation of the target person 200 based on the first information and the second information and the third information obtained by the screening. As an example, the facility system 10 quantifies the difference (the magnitude of the deviation) between the posture of the subject 200 and the reference posture defined by the reference data, and evaluates the operation of the subject 200 using the difference. Further, when the menu of "single-legged standing" is selected as the pre-selection as shown in FIG. 7B, for example, the length of time during which the subject 200 can maintain the posture of standing on one foot is also included in the evaluation of the action of the subject 200. The facility system 10 determines (selects) the instruction menu based on the evaluation result of the target person 200 who is operating in accordance with the pre-selection order.

Once the selection process for the instructing menu is completed, the facility system 10 controls the display device 112 based on the indication information indicating the selected instruction menu. As a result, the display device 112 displays the instruction list for the target person 200 and the support information for supporting the execution of the instruction list by the target person 200 in the screen area 301 as shown in FIG. 7C. In the example of FIG. 7C, when the menu of "lifting the foot in the horizontal direction" is selected as the instruction menu, the reverse image 302 and the mark 304 are displayed as support information on the screen area 301. The marker 304 is an example of an image simulating a ball and is displayed on the lower periphery of the subject 200 of the reverse image 302. In this state, the facility system 10 can cause the target person 200 to perform the action of lifting the foot in the lateral direction by, for example, instructing the target person 200 to kick the ball indicated by the mark 304.

Further, in the present example, the facility system 10 controls the display device 112 based on the effect information indicating that the target 200 is expected to execute the effect obtained by the instruction information indicated by the instruction information, in addition to the instruction information. Therefore, in addition to the menu and the support information, the display device 112 displays the effect information indicating the effect expected by the execution of the menu in the screen area 301. In the example of FIG. 7C, as an effect obtained by the target person 200 executing the instruction menu of "lifting the foot in the horizontal direction", for example, the effect information of "the body can be kept straight" is displayed.

In this state, the sensor device 111 detects the activity of the subject person 200, and the facility system 10 controls the display device 112 based on the result information indicating the evaluation result about the subject person 200. Thereby, the display device 112 presents the evaluation result to the subject person 200 in real time by displaying the evaluation result on the screen area 301. As an example, when the difference (the magnitude of the deviation) between the posture of the subject 200 and the reference posture defined by the reference data exceeds the allowable range, the facility system 10 presents the evaluation result by changing the color of the marker 304 or the like. However, the aspect of the presentation by the facility system 10 is not limited to this aspect. For example, the display of the message to the subject 200, the output of the sound (including the warning sound), the printing (printing), or the Sending data such as terminals such as smart phones.

When the target person 200 uses the facility system 10 for a period of one to several times, for example, the target person 200 repeats the operation of the same instruction menu for the entire period of one to several months. Therefore, the facility system 10 does not need to perform the process of selecting the above-mentioned pre-selection list and the instruction menu every time, and it is only necessary to perform the process of prompting the instruction list. For example, at the time of screening, if it is determined that the target person 200 of the instruction list has been selected based on the information such as the name of the subject person 200, the facility system 10 determines that the confirmation of the physical ability is unnecessary, and skips the selection of the pre-selection list and the instruction list. deal with. As a result, with respect to the target person 200, the execution of the pre-selection list as shown in FIG. 7B is skipped, and the execution of the instruction menu as shown in FIG. 7C can be performed.

In the present input example, as described above, the information related to the position of the subject 200 in the detection space detected by the sensor device 111 by the target person 200 executing the instruction menu, and the posture of the subject 200 The related information is given to the first input unit 11 as body information.

However, in the screening, for example, when it is determined that the subject 200 has an obstacle in the left knee joint, the facility system 10 preferably removes the specific evaluation item of the plurality of evaluation items from the evaluation object for evaluation. . That is, it is preferable that the facility system 10 excludes the evaluation item associated with the operation of the left knee joint from the evaluation target, for example, the subject 200 who has difficulty in the left knee joint. At this time, the facility system 10 may not perform evaluation of the evaluation item associated with the action of the left knee joint at all, for example, may also reduce the threshold value of the evaluation item associated with the motion of the left knee joint.

(4.2) The second input example The second input example differs from the first input example in that the following is the case: for the screening, the implementation of the pre-selection, and the implementation of the instruction list, the facility system 10 makes the plural (here The target person 200 for 2 people) is simultaneously performed. Therefore, in the following description, the description of the common points with the first input example will be omitted. However, the facility system 10 may have at least one of the plurality of persons who perform the screening and the pre-selection, and may perform each of the target persons 200 individually, as long as at least the execution of the instruction list is performed. In the case of the input example, when the target person 200 of the plural person (here, two persons) is distinguished, each person is referred to as "target person 200A" or "target person 200B".

In the present input example, first, as shown in FIG. 8A, screening for questioning the plurality of persons 200A, 200B is performed. The facility system 10 determines whether or not confirmation of physical ability is required based on the result of the screening. For example, in the case of the screening, as for the case where both of the subjects 200A and 200B are judged to have no problem with the physical ability in daily life, it is determined that the confirmation of the physical ability is not required. On the other hand, if at least one of the subjects 200A and 200B determines that the physical ability is required to be confirmed as a result of the screening, the facility system 10 executes the selection process of the pre-selection.

The facility system 10 controls the display device 112 based on pre-information indicating the selected pre-selection order. As a result, as shown in FIG. 8B, the display device 112 displays the pre-selected list for the target person 200 and the support information for supporting the execution of the pre-selected list by the target person 200 in the screen area 301. In the example of FIG. 8B, it is assumed that when the menu of "single-legged standing" is selected as the pre-selection, the inverted images 302A, 302B and the sample images 303A, 303B of the subject 200 are displayed as support information on the screen area 301.

In this state, the sensor device 111 detects the activity of the subject 200, and the facility system 10 performs a selection process for instructing the menu. Then, the facility system 10 evaluates the operation of the target person 200 based on the first information and the second information and the third information obtained by the screening.

Here, the evaluation in the facility system 10 is performed individually for each subject 200 to select the same instruction menu for the plurality of subjects 200A, 200B, for example, to comprehensively determine the target 200A for the plural person. , 200B evaluation results. As an example, the instruction menu is selected based on the average value of the evaluation results of the subjects 200A and 200B of the plurality of persons. That is, an instruction menu common to the subjects 200A and 200B of the plurality of persons is selected. However, the evaluation result of each subject 200 can also be used in the selection process of the instruction menu to adjust the magnitude of the load applied to the subject 200 when the implementation instruction menu is adjusted. In this case, the size of the load can be adjusted for each subject 200 at the beginning of the instruction list.

When the selection process of the instructed menu is completed, the facility system 10 controls the display device 112 based on the indication information indicating the selected instruction list. As a result, the display device 112 displays the instruction list for the target person 200 and the support information for supporting the execution of the instruction list by the target person 200 in the screen area 301 as shown in FIG. 8C. In the example of FIG. 8C, it is assumed that the menu of "lifting the foot in the horizontal direction" is selected as the instruction menu, and the reversed images 302A and 302B and the marks 304A and 304B are displayed as the support information on the screen area 301. When it is not necessary to particularly distinguish the markers 304A and 304B from the target person 200A and the target person 200B, each of them is simply referred to as "mark 304".

In the present example, the display device 112 displays the same instruction menu and support information in the left and right direction in the screen area 301 so that the plurality of persons 200A and 200B can simultaneously execute the instruction menu. That is, the screen area 301 is divided into the first area 311 and the second area 312 in the left-right direction. Further, the display device 112 displays an instruction menu and support information (reverse image 302A and mark 304A) suitable for the subject 200A from the first region 311 on the left side when the screen region 301 is viewed from the front. The display device 112 displays an instruction menu and support information (reverse image 302B and mark 304B) suitable for the subject 200B from the second region 312 on the right side when the screen region 301 is viewed from the front. Thereby, in the state in which the front surface of the screen area 301 is arranged in the left-right direction, the target persons 200A and 200B of the plurality of persons can simultaneously perform the instruction list.

Further, in the present input example, similarly to the first input example, the facility system 10 is based on the effect information indicating that the target person 200 is expected to execute the instruction menu indicated by the instruction information in addition to the instruction information. The display device 112 is controlled. Therefore, the display device 112 displays the effect information indicating the effect expected by the execution of the instruction menu on the screen area 301 in addition to the menu and the support information.

In this state, the sensor device 111 detects the activity of the subject 200, and the facility system 10 evaluates the degree of achievement of the instruction menu for each subject 200. At this time, the facility system 10 acquires the first information (operation information) related to the operation of the target person 200 operating in accordance with the instruction menu from the sensor device 111. Here, it is preferable that the first information includes information such as a heartbeat measured by a wearable sensor terminal mounted by each of the subjects 200A and 200B. The "sensor terminal" as used herein includes a sensor such as a gyro sensor, an acceleration sensor, an activity meter, and a heart rate meter, and for example, can measure the heart beat of the subject 200 or the like. Further, the facility system 10 acquires, from the first storage unit 14, at least the reference data of the exemplary activity in the specified instruction list as the second information.

Further, the facility system 10 evaluates the degree of achievement of the instruction menu for each of the target persons 200 based on the first information and the second information and the third information obtained by the screening. As an example, the facility system 10 quantifies the difference (the magnitude of the deviation) between the posture of the subject 200 and the reference posture defined by the reference data, and evaluates the degree of achievement of the instruction menu by the difference. Further, when the menu of "lifting the foot in the horizontal direction" is selected as the instruction menu as shown in FIG. 8C, for example, the time (reaction time) required for the target person 200 to raise the foot to the height of the mark 304 The length is also included in the assessment of the action of the subject 200.

Then, the facility system 10 adjusts the magnitude of the load applied when the instruction list is executed for each subject 200 based on the evaluation result of the degree of achievement. As an example, when the target person 200 moves in accordance with the instruction list, the facility system 10 increases the amount of activity of the specific part of the body or increases the speed of the activity so that the amount of burden imposed on the body of the subject 200 becomes larger. Thereby increasing the load. When the menu of "lifting the foot in the horizontal direction" is selected as the instruction menu as shown in FIG. 8C, the facility system 10 adjusts the height (position) of the mark 304 displayed on the screen area 301 for each subject 200, for example. Thereby adjusting the size of the load. In the example of FIG. 8C, the mark 304A suitable for the subject person 200A is displayed at a position higher than the mark 304B suitable for the subject person 200B, so that the load applied to the subject person 200A becomes larger than the subject person 200B.

Further, the facility system 10 prompts the evaluation result of each of the subject persons 200. At this time, the facility system 10 controls the display device 112 based on the result information indicating the evaluation result of the target person 200. Thereby, the display device 112 presents the evaluation result to the subject person 200 in real time by displaying the evaluation result on the screen area 301.

Then, the facility system 10 determines, for example, whether or not the menu has ended. If the instructed menu is not completed, the facility system 10 repeats the prompt to indicate the processing after the menu. If the instructed menu is over, the facility system 10 ends the series of processing.

In the present input example, the information related to the position of the subject 200 and the posture of the subject 200 in the detection space detected by the sensor device 111 by the plurality of person objects 200 respectively executing the instruction menu The related information is given to the first input unit 11 as body information. At this time, the body information is given to each of the subject persons 200 to the first input unit 11.

In the present input example, since the target person 200 of the plural person is simultaneously instructed to execute the instruction list, each of the target persons 200 is not one person but can work together with the other target person 200 to instruct the menu. As a result, it is easy for each of the target persons 200 to obtain communication with the other target person 200, and the enthusiasm can be kept higher than the effort of one person. Further, it is also possible to shorten the time by performing the instruction menu simultaneously by the plurality of persons 200.

(5) Modifications The above embodiment is only one of various embodiments of the present invention. The above-described embodiment can be variously changed depending on the design and the like as long as it can achieve the object of the invention. Further, the same function as the activity support method can be realized by a (computer) program or a non-transitory recording medium on which a program is recorded. An aspect (computer) program is a program for causing one or more processors to execute the above-described activity support method.

Hereinafter, a modification of the above embodiment will be listed. The variations described below can be applied as appropriate.

The activity support system 100 in the present invention includes a computer system. The computer system is mainly composed of one or more processors and memories as hardware. The function of the activity support system 100 of the present invention is realized by executing a program recorded in the memory of the computer system by one or more processors. The program can be pre-recorded in the memory of the computer system, or provided via an electrical communication line, or recorded on a non-transitory recording medium such as a memory card, a compact disc, or a hard disk drive that can be read by a computer system. Each of the one or more processors of the computer system is composed of one to a plurality of electronic circuits including a semiconductor integrated circuit (IC) or a large-scale integrated circuit (LSI). The integrated circuit such as an IC or an LSI is different depending on the degree of the integrated body, and is called system LSI, VLSI (Very Large Scale Integration), or ULSI (Ultra Large Scale Integration). , ultra-large-scale integrated circuit) integrated circuit. Further, an FPGA (Field-Programmable Gate Array) for post-production programming of LSI, or a logic device capable of reconfiguring a connection relationship within an LSI or circuit division within an LSI may be used. Used as a processor. A plurality of electronic circuits can be concentrated on one wafer or distributed on a plurality of wafers. A plurality of wafers may be concentrated in one device or distributed in a plurality of devices. The computer system described herein includes a microcontroller having one or more processors and one or more memories. Therefore, the microcontroller is also composed of one to a plurality of electronic circuits including a semiconductor integrated circuit or a large-scale integrated circuit.

Further, in the activity support system 100, the third communication unit (acquisition unit) 31 and the third processing unit (presentation unit) 32 are concentrated in one housing and are not required for the activity support system 100, and may be dispersedly arranged. A plurality of housings. Further, at least a part of the functions of the activity support system 100 can be realized by, for example, a server or a cloud (cloud computing).

In the above embodiment, the exercise menu M11 and the menu M12 are listed as an example of the event menu M1, but the purpose of the event menu M1 is not limited. For example, when the subject 200 suffers from a mental illness (depression, alcohol dependence, drug dependence, etc.), the activity menu M1 may also be a menu for group activities for the purpose of recovering from mental illness.

In the above embodiment, in the generation step S2, one or more processors generate the activity menu M1 based on the body information input in the facility 1, but the subject matter is not limited thereto. For example, in the generating step S2, one or more processors may generate the activity menu M1 based on the body information and the supplemental information obtained by the therapist examining the subject 200. Supplementary information is preferably used by the therapist when entering body information.

In the above embodiment, the activity menu M1 generated by the first processing unit (generating unit) 12 in the generation step S2 may be plural. In this case, it is preferable that the facility system 10 includes, for example, a device that displays a plurality of active menus M1 such as a touch panel display, and a device that accepts an operation of selecting one of the plurality of active menus M1. In this aspect, if the subject 200 or the therapist of the subject 200 selects any of the active menus M1, the selected active menu M1 is uploaded to the server 2.

In the above embodiment, when the body information is input to the facility 1, the request of the target person 200 can be further input. In this aspect, in the generating step S2, one or more processors can generate the active menu M1 on the premise that the activity menu M1 that does not meet the requirements of the target person 200 is excluded in advance.

In the above embodiment, in the presentation step S5, the body information of the subject 200 may be presented in addition to the activity menu M1. In this aspect, in step S4, the body information of the subject 200 is further acquired. That is, in this aspect, the server 2 not only obtains the activity menu M1 from the facility system 10, but also acquires the body information of the target person 200 from the facility system 10, and memorizes the obtained activity menu M1 and body information. In the second memory unit 23. Further, in the presentation step S5, in addition to the activity menu M1, the evaluation of the body information of the subject person 200 may be presented. This evaluation can be performed either by the facility system 10 or by the server 2. Further, in the presentation step S5, in addition to the activity menu M1, effect information indicating an effect obtained by the target person 200 executing the activity menu M1 may be presented.

In the above embodiment, both the acquisition step S4 and the presentation step S5 are executed in the home 4 of the subject 200, but the gist thereof is not limited thereto. In other words, the second place is not limited to the home 4 of the target person 200. For example, the second place may be a public office such as an office of a company in which the target person 200 works, a community center, or a park. In other words, the second place may be a place different from the facility 1 in which the event menu M1 is generated, and in particular, the target person 200 may visit the place in the daily life.

Further, the first place and the second place may be different areas in the same facility. For example, when the facility including the first location and the second location is a welfare facility for the elderly, the first location may be a shared area on the first floor of the facility, and the second location may also be a residential area on the second floor of the facility. .

In the above embodiment, in the update step S9, the activity menu M1 is updated based on the activity result of the target person 200, but the gist is not limited thereto. For example, before the execution of the update step S9, the subject person 200 may update the activity menu M1 based on the activity result of the subject person 200 and the latest body information of the subject person 200 when the facility 1 measures the body information again.

In the above embodiment, the body information is presented to the body information of the subject 200 of the activity menu M1, but the subject matter is not limited thereto. For example, the body information may be body information of a person who targets the subject 200, or may be body information of a patient who has the same disease as the subject 200. That is, as long as the activity menu M1 capable of supporting the activity of the target person 200 can be presented to the target person 200, the activity menu M1 can be generated based on the body information of the person other than the target person 200.

In the above-described embodiment, the facility 1 is a rehabilitation medical facility such as a rehabilitation center, but the subject matter is not limited thereto. For example, facility 1 can also provide facilities for other medical facilities such as pharmacies. Further, for example, the facility 1 may be a fitness facility or a commercial facility such as a large shopping mall. In any of the facilities, the facility system 10 can be provided.

In the above embodiment, the sensor device 111 is not limited to having a camera and a depth sensor, and may be replaced by or in addition to the sensors, for example, having a load sensor. Infrared sensors, thermography and radio (microwave) sensors. The sensor device 111 may also include a sensor such as a gyro sensor, an acceleration sensor, an activity meter, and a heart rate meter installed by the subject 200. In this case, by using the sensor device 111, it is possible to measure the exercise ability other than the exercise ability of the posture of the subject 200, and input the measured exercise ability as body information.

In the above embodiment, the first communication unit 13 may be configured to communicate with the server 2 or the operation terminal 3 via a repeater such as a router or the network N1. Similarly, the second communication unit 21 and the third communication unit 31 may be configured to communicate via the repeater and the network N1. Further, the first communication unit 13, the second communication unit 21, and the third communication unit 31 can be connected to the network N1 via a mobile phone network (operator network) provided by the communication carrier. The mobile telephone network has, for example, a 3G (3rd generation) line, an LTE (Long Term Evolution) line, or the like.

In the above embodiment, the third processing unit (presentation unit) 32 may not only cause the display unit 34 to display the active menu M1, but also cause the display unit 34 to display a specific instruction for the target person 200 to implement the active menu M1. For example, in the case of the activity menu M1 for training the walking action, the third processing unit 32 may cause the display unit 34 to display support information such as the activity method, posture, and walking rhythm of the body required for the correct walking operation. Specific instructions.

In the above embodiment, the operation terminal 3 can also cooperate with the exercise equipment held by the target person 200. The "sports device" as used in the present invention is, for example, a device that applies force to at least a part of the body of the subject person 200 to move at least a part of the body of the subject person 200. In this aspect, for example, when the target person 200 uses the exercise device, if the activity menu M1 is downloaded from the operation terminal 3 to the exercise device, the display device of the exercise device can display the activity menu M1 or use the activity menu M1. Sound guidance. Further, in this aspect, for example, when the exercise device has the function of measuring the motion of the subject 200, the measurement result can be uploaded from the exercise device to the server 2 via the operation terminal 3 as the result of the activity of the target person 200. .

In the above embodiment, the event menu M1 is temporarily stored by the server 2, and then transmitted to the operation terminal 3 in accordance with the request of the target person 200. However, the present invention is not limited thereto. For example, the activity menu M1 may be transmitted from the facility system 10 to the operation terminal 3 via the network N1 without the server 2 according to the request of the target person 200. In this case, the activity menu M1 generated by the first processing unit 12 is stored in the first storage unit 14 of the facility system 10. That is, in this case, the first storage unit 14 corresponds to the second storage unit 23 of the server 2.

(Summary) As described above, the activity support method of the first aspect has a generation step (S2), an acquisition step (S4), and a presentation step (S5). The generating step (S2) is a step of generating an activity menu (M1) of the target person (200) by one or more processors based on the input body information. The obtaining step (S4) is a step of acquiring an activity menu (M1) generated in the generating step (S2) via the network. The prompting step (S5) prompts the step of obtaining the activity menu (M1) obtained in the step (S4).

According to this aspect, there is an advantage that it is easy for the subject person (200) to prompt an appropriate activity to be performed.

In the activity support method according to the second aspect, in the acquisition step (S4), in the acquisition step (S4), the memory unit (second memory unit) of the activity menu (M1) generated in the memory generation step (S2) ( 23) Get the activity menu (M1).

According to this aspect, for example, there is an advantage that the target person (200) can easily present the event menu (M1) to the target person (200) when the target person (200) is at home or the like.

In the activity support method according to the third aspect, in the first step or the second aspect, the body information is further acquired in the obtaining step (S4).

According to this aspect, there is an advantage that the body information can be presented to the subject (200) in addition to the activity menu (M1) as needed.

The activity support method of the fourth aspect has any of the first to third aspects, and further has a result obtaining step (S6). The result obtaining step (S6) is a step of obtaining the activity result of the subject person (200) based on the activity menu (M1) generated in the generating step (S2).

According to this aspect, there is an advantage that it is possible to grasp whether or not the subject person (200) correctly executes the activity menu (M1) by using the obtained activity result.

The activity support method of the fifth aspect is as in the fourth aspect, and further has an evaluation step (S8). The evaluation step (S8) evaluates the target person (200) by one or more processors based on the activity menu (M1) generated in the generating step (S2) and the activity result obtained in the result obtaining step (S6). The steps of the activity.

According to this aspect, there is an advantage that the enthusiasm of the target person (200) can be improved by presenting the evaluation to the target person (200).

The activity support method of the sixth aspect has a memory step (S7) as in the fourth or fifth aspect. The memory step (S7) is a step of the activity result obtained in the memory result acquisition step (S6) of the memory unit (23) of the activity menu (M1) generated in the memory generation step (S2).

According to this aspect, for example, when the result of the activity of the subject (200) is fed back to the facility (1), it is easy to feed back the result of the activity to the facility (1) at an arbitrary point in time.

The activity support method of the seventh aspect has any of the fourth to sixth aspects, and further has an update step (S9). The updating step (S9) is a step of updating the active menu (M1) by one or more processors based on the result of the activity obtained in the result obtaining step (S6).

According to this aspect, there is an advantage that it is easy to present a more suitable activity menu (M1) to the target person (200) by feeding back the activity result of the subject person (200) and updating the activity menu (M1).

In the activity support method of the eighth aspect, the body information input in the generating step (S2) includes the following information as in any of the first to seventh aspects. That is, the body information includes at least one of information related to the position of the subject (200) and information related to the posture of the subject (200) detected by the subject (200) executing the instruction menu in the detection space. By.

According to this aspect, there is an advantage that the subject person (200) will generate the body information input required in the step (S2) only by executing the instruction list.

In the activity support method of the ninth aspect, as in the eighth aspect, the instruction menu is presented to the subject (200) by the following method. That is, the method acquires the first information, acquires the second information, and outputs the instruction information. The first information is information related to the action of the subject (200). The second information is used to select one of the plurality of rehabilitation menus as the information to be presented to the instruction list. The instruction information is information indicating an instruction menu selected based on at least the first information and the second information.

According to this aspect, the first information based on the action of the subject (200) and the second information to be used as the instruction list for selecting one of the plurality of rehabilitation menus are selected. Menu. Further, since the instruction information indicating the selected instruction list is output, it is possible to present the instruction menu to the target person (200). As described above, in which aspect, which subject person (200) implements which menu for rehabilitation can be automatically determined based on the action of the subject (200). In other words, even if the therapist or the like who has not recovered from the assisting subject (200) can automatically submit a menu for rehabilitation of the subject (200). Therefore, according to the rehabilitation support method, there is an advantage that the burden on the rehabilitation therapist or the like of the helper (200) can be reduced.

The activity support method of the tenth aspect is as in the ninth aspect, and the subject (200) is plural and includes the following methods. That is, the method outputs instruction information in such a manner that the subject (200) of the plurality of persons is simultaneously implemented. The method evaluates the degree of achievement of the instruction menu for each subject person (200) based on the action information related to the actions of each of the subjects (200) of the plurality of persons who are operating in accordance with the instruction list. Further, the method adjusts the magnitude of the load applied when the instruction list is executed for each subject (200) based on the evaluation result of the degree of achievement.

According to this aspect, the target person (200) of the plurality of persons can simultaneously execute the instruction list. Further, based on the action information relating to the actions of each of the subjects (200) of the plurality of persons who are operating in accordance with the instruction list, the degree of achievement of the instruction menu is evaluated for each subject person (200), so that each name is not required. The subject (200) is equipped with a therapist and the like. Therefore, the burden on the therapist or the like is increased when the number of people (200) increases. Further, based on the evaluation result of the degree of achievement, the size of the load applied when the instruction list is executed is adjusted for each target person (200). Therefore, even if not every subject (200) is equipped with a therapist or the like, an effective rehabilitation can be practiced for each subject (200). Therefore, according to this aspect, there is an advantage that the burden on the therapist or the like can be reduced when the subject (200) of the plurality of persons simultaneously performs rehabilitation.

The program of the eleventh aspect is a program for causing one or more processors to execute the activity support method of any of the first to tenth aspects.

According to this aspect, there is an advantage that it is easy for the subject person (200) to prompt an appropriate activity to be performed.

The activity support system (100) of the twelfth aspect includes a generation unit (first processing unit) (12), an acquisition unit (third communication unit) (31), and a presentation unit (32). The generating unit (12) generates an activity menu (M1) of the target person (200) by one or more processors based on the input body information. The acquisition unit (31) acquires an activity menu (M1) generated by the generation unit (12) via the network (N1). The presentation unit (32) presents an activity menu (M1) acquired by the acquisition unit (31).

According to this aspect, there is an advantage that it is easy for the subject person (200) to prompt an appropriate activity to be performed.

The methods of the second to tenth aspects are not necessary for the activity support method, and can be omitted as appropriate.

1‧‧‧ facilities

2‧‧‧Server

3‧‧‧Operation terminal

4‧‧‧Home

5‧‧‧Operation terminal

10‧‧‧Facilities system

11‧‧‧1st input section

12‧‧‧First Processing Department (Generation Department)

13‧‧‧1st Ministry of Communications

14‧‧‧First Memory Department

21‧‧‧2nd Ministry of Communications

22‧‧‧2nd Processing Department

23‧‧‧The second memory department (memory department)

31‧‧‧3rd Ministry of Communications (Acquisition Department)

32‧‧‧3rd processing unit (prompting department)

33‧‧‧2nd input section

34‧‧‧Display Department

100‧‧‧ Activity Support System

111‧‧‧Sensor device

112‧‧‧Display device

200‧‧ ‧ target

200A‧‧‧ target

200B‧‧‧ target

300‧‧‧ wall

301‧‧‧Screen area

302‧‧‧Reverse image

302A‧‧‧Reverse image

302B‧‧‧Reversal image

303‧‧‧ sample image

303A‧‧‧ sample image

303B‧‧‧ sample image

304‧‧‧ mark

304A‧‧‧ mark

304B‧‧‧ mark

M1‧‧‧ activity menu

M11‧‧‧ sports menu

M12‧‧‧Food Menu

N1‧‧‧ network

S1‧‧‧ steps

S2‧‧‧ production steps

S3‧‧‧ steps

S4‧‧‧Get the steps

S5‧‧‧ prompt steps

S6‧‧‧ Results acquisition steps

S7‧‧‧ memory steps

S8‧‧‧Evaluation steps

S9‧‧‧ update steps

Fig. 1 is a flowchart showing an example of an operation (activity support method) of an activity support system according to an embodiment of the present invention. Fig. 2 is a conceptual diagram showing an example of the operation of the activity support system in the facility. Fig. 3 is a conceptual diagram showing an example of the operation of the activity support system in the user's home. Fig. 4 is a block diagram showing the configuration of the activity support system of the above. 5A to 5C are conceptual diagrams showing an example of an activity menu presented by the presentation unit in the activity support system of the above. Fig. 6 is a flow chart showing another example of the operation (activity support method) of the activity support system of the above. 7A to 7C are conceptual diagrams showing a situation in which the subject person uses the facility system in the activity support system of the same embodiment to perform rehabilitation. 8A to 8C are conceptual diagrams showing a case where a person who is a plurality of people uses the facility system in the activity support system of the same type to perform rehabilitation.

Claims (12)

An activity support method includes: a generating step of generating an activity menu of a target person by one or more processors based on the input body information; and an obtaining step of acquiring the above-mentioned generation step generated by the generating step via a network An activity menu; and a prompting step of prompting the activity menu obtained in the obtaining step. The activity support method according to claim 1, wherein in the obtaining step, the activity menu is obtained by memorizing the memory unit of the activity menu generated in the generating step. The activity support method according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the body information is further obtained in the obtaining step. The activity support method according to claim 1 or 2, further comprising: a result obtaining step of obtaining an activity result of the subject person based on the activity menu generated in the generating step. The activity support method of claim 4, further comprising: an evaluation step based on the activity menu generated in the generating step and the activity result obtained in the result obtaining step, by one or more The processor evaluates the activities of the above-mentioned target person. The activity support method of claim 4, further comprising: a memory step of memorizing the memory unit of the activity menu generated in the generating step, and memorizing the result of the activity obtained in the result obtaining step. The activity support method of claim 4, further comprising: an update step of updating the activity menu by one or more processors based on the activity result obtained in the result obtaining step. The activity support method of claim 1 or 2, wherein the body information input in the generating step includes information related to the position of the target person in the detection space detected by the target person executing the instruction menu And at least one of information related to the posture of the subject person. The activity support method of claim 8, wherein the instruction menu obtains the first information related to the action of the target person, and obtains one of the menus selected from the plurality of rehabilitation menus as the instruction menu. And generating the second information of the proposal, and outputting the instruction information indicating the at least the instruction list based on the first information and the second information selection, and presenting the information to the target person. The activity support method of claim 9, wherein the object person is a plurality of persons, and the instruction information is outputted in a manner of simultaneously performing the object of the plurality of persons, based on the object of the plurality of persons in the action in accordance with the instruction list. For each of the target persons, the degree of achievement of the instruction menu is evaluated for each of the target persons, and the load applied when the instruction menu is implemented is adjusted for each of the target persons based on the evaluation result of the achievement degree. size. A program for causing one or more processors to execute an activity support method as claimed in any one of claims 1 to 10. An activity support system includes: a generation unit that generates an activity menu of a target person by one or more processors based on the input body information; and an acquisition unit that acquires the activity generated by the generation unit via a network a menu; and a prompting unit for presenting the activity menu obtained by the obtaining unit.