TWI418339B - Leg-protection system via continuously examining the foot pressure - Google Patents

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TWI418339B
TWI418339B TW96110928A TW96110928A TWI418339B TW I418339 B TWI418339 B TW I418339B TW 96110928 A TW96110928 A TW 96110928A TW 96110928 A TW96110928 A TW 96110928A TW I418339 B TWI418339 B TW I418339B
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可感測足底力量的護腳系統 Foot protection system that senses foot strength

本發明係一種足底力量感測式的護腳系統及其方法,特別是指可以成為原鞋墊的一部份,進行跑步與行走,並可快速量測足底之壓力及剪力的分佈狀況與變化,以利判斷出足壓正常與異常的狀況,並可作計步器,即時瞭解其步態情形,提供資料以利調整及矯正,達到護腳的功能與效果,且可供矯正型及緩衝型鞋墊之製造參考。 The invention relates to a foot force sensing type foot protection system and a method thereof, in particular to a part of the original insole, which can run and walk, and can quickly measure the distribution of the pressure and shear force of the sole. And change, in order to determine the normal and abnormal conditions of foot pressure, and can be used as a pedometer, to instantly understand the gait situation, provide information for adjustment and correction, to achieve the function and effect of the foot protection, and can be used for correction and Reference for the manufacture of cushioned insoles.

走與跑對於大部分的人而言是最基本且最簡單的移動方式,即使在發明交通工具之後,短距離的移動仍是靠著我們的雙腳到達我們所要去的地方,故走與跑可以說是人類最常做的運動。行走和跑步對身體的益處很多,能夠加強心臟血管功能、改善肺功能、減肥、維持較佳體能、減緩老化現象,是屬於有氧運動的一種,但若是為了健身而忽略了自身的差異而導致運動傷害那可就得不償失,而行走與跑步的不同,經由力學分析,行走時一步的循環是兩腳同時支撐身體重量佔1/2的時間,而跑步則是瞬間進行,經由單腳支撐身體重量,且跑步時足部與地面接觸時間只有走路的三分之一,其接觸時間較短,因而產生 較大的衝擊力和地面反作用力。而行走著地的衝擊力為體重的1.2倍,而跑步時衝擊力約為體重的3倍,故不當的行走與跑步姿勢,相當容易造成足部的受傷。在一般大眾中,至少有百分之八十的人有腳的問題,而腳踝和足部的傷害會改變步態的力學,進而對其它下肢的關節造成影響,並可能會導致相關部位的關節產生病變;而上述腳的問題通常都可以藉由適當的評估、治療與照顧來加以矯正,但對於人體的足部而言,真正會產生傷害的應該是承受的壓力與剪力超過足部所能負荷的極限,所以局部高壓力與剪力是造成足部結構出現問題的主因。而目前市面上之各種足底壓力量測設備具有下列四項情形: Walking and running is the most basic and simple way of moving for most people. Even after inventing the vehicle, the short-distance movement is still relying on our feet to reach where we are going, so go and run. It can be said that it is the most common exercise of human beings. Walking and running have many benefits to the body. They can strengthen cardiovascular function, improve lung function, lose weight, maintain better physical fitness, and slow down aging. It is a kind of aerobic exercise, but if it is for fitness, it ignores its own differences. Sports injuries can be worth the loss, while walking and running are different. Through mechanical analysis, the one-step cycle of walking is the time when both feet support the body weight for 1/2, while the running is instantaneous, supporting the body weight through one foot. And the contact time between the foot and the ground during running is only one-third of the walking time, and the contact time is short, thus resulting Large impact and ground reaction. The impact force of walking on the ground is 1.2 times of the weight, while the impact force during running is about 3 times of the weight, so the improper walking and running posture is quite easy to cause foot injury. In the general public, at least 80% of people have foot problems, and the ankle and foot injuries can change the mechanics of the gait, which in turn affects the joints of other lower limbs and may lead to joints in related parts. Produce lesions; the problems of the above-mentioned feet can usually be corrected by appropriate evaluation, treatment and care, but for the human foot, the real damage should be the pressure and shear force that exceeds the foot. The limit of the load can be applied, so local high pressure and shear force are the main causes of problems in the structure of the foot. At present, various kinds of plantar pressure measuring devices on the market have the following four situations:

1.現有的足底壓力量測設備屬於醫療用途,價格昂貴,耗材及維修成本很高。 1. The existing plantar pressure measuring equipment belongs to medical use, which is expensive, and the cost of consumables and maintenance is high.

2.現有的足底壓力量測系統功能複雜,非專業人員不易操作與分析。 2. The existing plantar pressure measurement system has complex functions, and it is difficult for non-professionals to operate and analyze.

3.不易快速精確評估行進間鞋具內足底的壓力情形,並未直接與手機等行動裝置連接。 3. It is not easy to quickly and accurately evaluate the pressure of the sole of the shoe in the walking shoe, and it is not directly connected with mobile devices such as mobile phones.

4.並未作為即時與長時偵測使用者行走跑跳是否過當的監控警示器,也未提供護腳的功能。 4. It is not used as a monitoring alert for immediate and long-term detection of whether the user is walking or jumping, nor does it provide the function of protecting the foot.

因此,我國專利公告第I23338號「一種足底壓力測試結構增益改良」發明專利案,揭露其結構是一種利用測試記憶模片、一網片與一均勻分佈的造型凸體模板相互疊置於鞋底,供患者穿著行走,測試記 憶模片因受足部行走活動時之重力壓迫與時間之累積,造成測試記憶模片底部與網片、模板之凸體相密合並深陷形成凹紋,並依其凹紋之大小與深淺、分佈面積大小、密度變化,判定足部行走之步態差異,供醫療與運動評估人員參考分析使用者之受力大小、位置及行進壓力中心之線徑,以利於足部輔具如鞋墊與鞋子之治療評估與製作。 Therefore, China Patent Publication No. I23338 "A Planar Pressure Test Structure Gain Improvement" invention patent discloses that the structure is a method in which a test memory die, a mesh and a uniformly distributed shape convex template are stacked on each other. For patients to walk, test Recalling the accumulation of gravity and time accumulation during the walking movement of the foot, the bottom of the test memory die is densely combined with the convex body of the mesh and the template to form a concave pattern, and according to the size and depth of the concave pattern. , the size of the distribution area, the change of density, determine the difference in gait of the foot walking, for medical and sports assessors to analyze the user's force size, position and the diameter of the travel pressure center, in order to facilitate the foot accessories such as insoles Evaluation and production of shoes.

又我國專利公告第386616號「可攜帶式單晶片微電腦控制連續動態腳底壓力之量測裝置」新型專利案,揭露其為一種可攜帶式單晶片微電腦控制連續動態腳底壓力之量測裝置,透過24片薄膜壓阻式壓力感測元件貼附於鞋墊上,使能動態量測使用者站立或步行間腳底壓力變化,所測得之腳壓訊號經訊號放大和濾波,再經類比/數位訊號轉換,傳輸至繫於腰間之腳壓量測控制單元,透過微電腦控制軟體即時將腳壓訊號收存於靜態記憶體,並同時計算雙腳載重差值,透過揚聲器之音效達生理回饋功能,同時在液晶顯示器也可顯示雙腳載重差值,作為定量評估依據。 In addition, China Patent Patent No. 386616, "Portable Single-Chip Microcomputer Controlled Continuous Dynamic Foot Pressure Measurement Device", discloses a portable single-chip microcomputer controlled continuous dynamic foot pressure measurement device. The film piezoresistive pressure sensing component is attached to the insole to enable dynamic measurement of the pressure change of the sole of the user during standing or walking. The measured foot pressure signal is amplified and filtered by the signal, and then converted by analog/digital signals. It is transmitted to the foot pressure measurement control unit attached to the waist. The microcomputer control software instantly stores the foot pressure signal in the static memory, and simultaneously calculates the difference between the two feet and the physiological feedback function through the speaker. The LCD display can also display the difference in load on both feet as a basis for quantitative evaluation.

又美國專利公告US6,360,597 B1「足底遙控步態分析系統」發明專利案,揭露其是一種步態分析系統,其包含一個可放置於鞋子內的物件,在於行走的過程中,收集步態資料,而此插入式物件內,具有力量感測器清楚規劃於各孔內,並與處理器相連接,而此處理器能計算步態曲線。而其處理器包含可攜式搖控發射器,與感測器相連,並接收感測器之輸出信號及轉換感測器的類比訊號,再將感測器的訊號 提供給電腦或相似之工作平台。 U.S. Patent Publication No. 6,360,597 B1, "Infrasound Remote Gait Analysis System" invention patent, discloses a gait analysis system that includes an object that can be placed in a shoe, in the process of walking, collecting gait Data, and within the plug-in object, a power sensor is clearly planned in each hole and connected to the processor, and the processor can calculate the gait curve. The processor includes a portable remote control transmitter, is connected to the sensor, and receives the output signal of the sensor and the analog signal of the conversion sensor, and then the signal of the sensor Provided to a computer or similar work platform.

上述三個專利前案中,皆屬於步態分析與量測,主要作為醫療分析之用,並未以即時護腳與長時間記錄,以達護腳保健的功能。 Among the above three patents, all of them belong to gait analysis and measurement, mainly used for medical analysis, and are not recorded with instant foot protection and long time to achieve the function of foot care.

有鑑於先前技術在使用上,仍有不足之處,本發明係為解決習知固定壓力板,只能固定量測足底壓力,卻無法長時間監控且作連續量測行走及跑步時,動態足底承受力之缺失,以及上述三項專利不理想之處,並增添即時利用量測到的足底壓力去達成護腳的功能,故本發明係提供一種可抽換及機動性高且可不斷量測足底壓力及剪力感測之護腳裝置及其方法,請參閱第一圖,本發明係為一種抽換式護腳裝置,其中包含上墊101、軟性基板102、陣列式壓力及剪力感測器103、微處理器104、類比/數位轉換器105、無線或近身網路傳輸器106、電源供應器107、下墊108及電源供應器蓋109。上墊101與下墊108主要包覆上述之陣列式壓力及剪力感測器、多工器、訊號放大電路、類比/數位訊號轉換器、微處理器。上墊101與下墊108同時也承受足部大部分力量,並將部分足底力量轉移至上述之陣列式壓力及剪力感測器以作為感測之用,此舉有利於感測器的可靠度與耐久性。用於而本裝置之較佳實施方式係運用現有微電子領域之前瞻技術『軟性電子技術』中的有機薄膜電晶體之基本製程技術,請參閱第二圖,對於第一圖中的陣列式壓力及剪力感測器103中的單一感測器,基本上是由 一個電晶體與一個可以感測壓力及剪力的電阻或電容連接而成,電晶體結構與製作方式描述如下:將鋁202鍍於可形變的軟性材質-塑膠基板201上,並以黃光製程圖樣化作為閘極電極,再利用旋轉塗佈的方式將PI(polyimide)高分子絕緣層203鋪置於鋁202層上,且以氣相沉積的方式印製有機半導體層204至PI層上,並應用網印方式製作源極與汲極電極薄膜205於有機半導體層204上,再於源極與汲極電極薄膜205上,旋塗PI等高介電無機絕緣層206作為保護層,其製程示意圖,如第二圖-(a)所示。而以上述之基本製程為基礎,進行設計製造,將壓力及剪力感測器陣列製作於同一製程中,或將已完成之壓力及剪力感測器成品直接陣列置放於軟板內,以完成可抽換之陣列式壓力及剪力感測器的護腳裝置,其主要具有易於攜帶及低成本之特性,可改善先前技術之不足,並降低其製作成本,且將陣列式壓力及剪力感測器與電路封裝於軟板內,以利保護,達到防潮與防溼的效果,其單一壓力及剪力感測器之剖面示意圖,如第二圖-(b)所示,壓力感測器可由導電金屬薄膜208與導電性橡膠207形成三明治結構的電阻性負載或由介電性橡膠形成電容性負載來達成。有關將這些單一壓力及剪力感測器構成陣列形式,並加以讀取的行多工器與列解碼器(未顯示於第二圖之中),可參考過去中華民國專利如公告編號:583592電容式指紋讀取晶片,或陣列型影像感測器或一般記憶體的讀取裝置等,此為熟悉此技藝者常用之技術,不再贅述。有關於電源供應器107是 指利用電池的安裝配合電源管理IC,或是利用腳跟踩踏壓電發電模組產生電源(MIT,Media Lab)或是利用腳跟踩踏介電彈性體發電模組產生電源(SRI International,Dielectric elastomers),以減少或無須使用電池。發收器106是指利用已有的無線通訊標準模組,如藍牙,ZigBee,WiFi,RFID等,或是自行開發專用的無線通訊模組,只要能提供低功率損耗的無線通訊方式即可。另外也可以使用近身網路(near-body network)來取代無線通訊的方式。 In view of the prior art in use, there are still deficiencies. The present invention is to solve the conventional fixed pressure plate, and can only measure the foot pressure in a fixed amount, but can not monitor for a long time and continuously measure the walking and running dynamics. The lack of plantar endurance and the unsatisfactory nature of the above three patents, and the addition of the measured foot pressure to the foot protection function, the present invention provides a removable and highly maneuverable The foot protection device and method for continuously measuring the pressure of the sole and the shear force are referred to the first figure. The present invention is a removable foot protection device, which comprises an upper pad 101, a flexible substrate 102, and an array pressure. And a shear sensor 103, a microprocessor 104, an analog/digital converter 105, a wireless or mesa network transmitter 106, a power supply 107, a lower pad 108, and a power supply cover 109. The upper pad 101 and the lower pad 108 mainly cover the above-mentioned array type pressure and shear sensor, multiplexer, signal amplifying circuit, analog/digital signal converter, and microprocessor. The upper pad 101 and the lower pad 108 also bear most of the force of the foot, and transfer part of the foot force to the above-mentioned array pressure and shear sensor for sensing, which is beneficial to the sensor. Reliability and durability. The preferred embodiment for the device is based on the basic process technology of the organic thin film transistor in the prior art "soft electronic technology" in the field of microelectronics. Please refer to the second figure for the array pressure in the first figure. And a single sensor in the shear sensor 103, basically by A transistor is connected with a resistor or a capacitor that can sense pressure and shear force. The structure and manufacturing method of the transistor are described as follows: the aluminum 202 is plated on a deformable soft material-plastic substrate 201, and is processed by a yellow light process. The patterning is used as a gate electrode, and a PI (polyimide) polymer insulating layer 203 is deposited on the aluminum 202 layer by spin coating, and the organic semiconductor layer 204 is printed on the PI layer by vapor deposition. The source and drain electrode films 205 are formed on the organic semiconductor layer 204 by screen printing, and the high dielectric inorganic insulating layer 206 such as PI is spin-coated on the source and drain electrode films 205 as a protective layer. Schematic diagram, as shown in the second figure - (a). Based on the above basic process, design and manufacture, the pressure and shear sensor arrays are fabricated in the same process, or the finished pressure and shear sensor finished products are directly arrayed in the soft board. The foot protection device for completing the replaceable array type pressure and shear sensor is mainly characterized by being easy to carry and low cost, which can improve the deficiencies of the prior art, reduce the manufacturing cost, and the array pressure and The shear sensor and circuit are packaged in a soft board to protect against moisture and moisture. The single pressure and shear sensor are schematic, as shown in Figure 2-(b). The sensor can be achieved by a resistive load in which the conductive metal film 208 and the conductive rubber 207 form a sandwich structure or a capacitive load formed by the dielectric rubber. For the row multiplexer and column decoder (not shown in the second figure) which form these single pressure and shear sensors in an array form, refer to the past Republic of China patent such as the announcement number: 583592 A capacitive fingerprint reading chip, or an array type image sensor or a general memory reading device, etc., is a technique commonly used by those skilled in the art and will not be described again. About the power supply 107 is Refers to the installation of the battery with the power management IC, or the use of a heel to step on the piezoelectric power module to generate power (MIT, Media Lab) or use the heel to step on the dielectric elastomer power generation module (SRI International, Dielectric elastomers), To reduce or eliminate the need for a battery. The transceiver 106 refers to an existing wireless communication standard module, such as Bluetooth, ZigBee, WiFi, RFID, etc., or a dedicated wireless communication module developed by itself, as long as it can provide a wireless communication method with low power loss. Alternatively, a near-body network can be used instead of wireless communication.

當使用者欲使用時,只要將此可抽換式足底壓力及剪力感測之護腳裝置,置放於鞋內,成為原鞋墊的一部份,進行行走與跑步之動作。足底行走與跑步其承受之壓力與剪力太大時,均會造成足部關節受傷,而足部關節同時承受體重與足底施力之壓力與剪力的負荷,如第三圖所示,尤其是剪力太大更易造成足部關節受傷或骨折的情形,故本裝置依照其腳部骨骼結構,如第四圖所示,其分為趾骨401、蹠骨402、楔骨403、舟狀骨404、距骨405、脛骨406、跟骨407及骰骨408,其中蹠骨402共有五塊位於腳拇指下方由裡到外,分別為第一、二、三、四及五蹠骨。而依據中國清華大學、北京師範大學及上海體育科研所共同編著之『現代運動生物力學』中的第338~339頁指出,於正常步態下,壓力負荷比值分別為1:0.76:0.44:0.29:0.21,第一蹠骨壓力最大,其後的順序分別為二、三、四、五蹠骨,而剪力值τ(體重/mm2)分別為0.25、0.29、 0.33、0.16、0.09,第二、三蹠骨剪應力最大,再者第一蹠骨,最後為第四、五蹠骨,再依據國立體育學院所發表之碩士論文『扁平足弓和正常足弓走與跑之生物力學研究』中第27~29頁指出,一般區塊之劃分是依研究目的的需求進行劃分,作者並將國內外各研究者對於區塊劃分方法作整理,其整理之資料如下表所示: When the user wants to use, the footrest device for the removable foot pressure and the shear force sensing is placed in the shoe to become a part of the original insole, and the walking and running actions are performed. When the pressure and shear force of the foot walking and running are too large, the joint of the foot will be injured, and the joint of the foot will bear the pressure of the weight and the force of the foot and the load of the shear force, as shown in the third figure. In particular, if the shearing force is too large, it may cause injury or fracture of the joint of the foot. Therefore, according to the bone structure of the foot, as shown in the fourth figure, the device is divided into the phalanges 401, the tibia 402, the cuneiform 403, and the boat. The bone 404, the talus 405, the tibia 406, the calcaneus 407 and the tibia 408, wherein the humerus 402 has five pieces located below the thumb of the foot from the inside to the outside, respectively, the first, second, third, fourth and fifth tibia. According to pages 338-339 of "Modern Sports Biomechanics" jointly edited by Tsinghua University, Beijing Normal University and Shanghai Sports Research Institute, the pressure load ratio is 1:0.76:0.44:0.29 under normal gait. :0.21, the first metatarsal pressure is the largest, followed by two, three, four, and five tibia, respectively, and the shear value τ (weight/mm 2 ) are 0.25, 0.29, 0.33, 0.16, and 0.09, respectively. The tri-bone shear stress is the largest, and the first metatarsal bone, and finally the fourth and fifth metatarsal bones, according to the master's thesis published by the National Institute of Physical Education, "The study of biomechanics of flat arch and normal arch walking and running", 27~29 The page points out that the division of general blocks is divided according to the needs of the research purposes. The authors also organize the methods for partitioning the blocks at home and abroad. The data of the compilation are as follows:

經由上述資料的彙整及運用,又由於正常人的足部前腳掌之骨骼,其第一、二、三、四及五蹠骨之排列形成小足弓,故本裝置為了能準確量測到腳掌之壓力與剪力及腳部外翻或內翻之情形,以左腳掌為例分別為:腳掌內側(腳拇指與第一蹠骨)503、腳掌中央(第二與三蹠 骨)504及腳掌外側(第四與五蹠骨)505,其依上述之正常步態下之比值進行計算,其壓力比值分別為1:0.6:0.25,剪應力值τ(體重/mm2)分別為0.25、0.31、0.125,而腳跟之跟骨部份,因腳跟於行走或跑步時,由於個人習慣不同,其腳跟著地情形會有差異,故將其分為腳跟內側501與腳跟外側502兩區塊,可分別測得腳跟內側與外側著地的步態,以便判定其內翻與外翻之情形,此兩區塊正常時是平均承受腳跟之壓力與剪力,故其比值相等,而經依據李家雄中醫師所編著的『膝腳診治』第198頁中所指出,腳跟與腳掌其承受力之比值為3.5:1,如第六圖所示。由上述評估可知,將腳底分成五個區塊,即可容易且精確的量測到足底壓力與剪力的分佈值,並可簡易且迅速的顯示,以供使用者瞭解其步態狀況,如第五圖所示。 Through the assembly and application of the above information, and because of the bones of the forefoot of the normal person's foot, the first, second, third, fourth and fifth metatarsal bones form a small arch, so the device can accurately measure the sole of the foot. For pressure and shear and foot valgus or varus, the left foot is taken as the case: the inside of the sole of the foot (the thumb and the first metatarsal) 503, the center of the sole of the foot (the second and third metatarsal) 504 and the outside of the sole of the foot (the first Four and five tibia) 505, which is calculated according to the ratio of the above normal gait, the pressure ratio is 1:0.6:0.25, and the shear stress τ (weight/mm 2 ) is 0.25, 0.31, 0.125, respectively. The heel part of the heel, because the heel is walking or running, because of personal habits, the heel strikes the ground, there are differences, so it is divided into the heel inner 501 and the heel outer 502 two blocks, the heel can be measured separately The gait of the inner side and the outer side of the ground to determine the situation of inversion and eversion. The two blocks normally bear the pressure and shear force of the heel, so the ratio is equal, and according to the written by Li Jiaxiong Chinese Physician As indicated on page 198 of "Knee Foot Diagnosis" The ratio of their heel and forefoot tolerance of 3.5: 1, as shown in FIG sixth. From the above evaluation, the foot bottom is divided into five blocks, and the distribution values of the plantar pressure and the shear force can be easily and accurately measured, and can be displayed easily and quickly for the user to understand the gait condition. As shown in the fifth figure.

本發明裝置中陣列式壓力及剪力感測器103分別佈置於護腳裝置內之五個區塊的位置,因陣列式壓力及剪力感測器103,其係利用9個壓力感測器所組成,經由4個壓力感測器構成一個cell,如第七圖所示,如第八圖所示,又較佳是利用電容式壓力感測單元,如第七圖所示,上電極如斜線部分受壓力時,壓縮介電性橡膠,會與四個下電極靠近,產生電容變化,而上電極受到側向力或剪力,會向該剪力方向側移,也會造成四個電容變化,因此當四個電容變化一樣時,視同僅有壓力作用,當四個電容變化不一時,則顯示有剪力作用,剪力大小與四個電容之間的差值成正比。故達到各自獨立量 測壓力及剪力的功能,再經由訊號放大器將其感測訊號,由電容轉換成電壓,且利用軟性基板102與類比/數位轉換器105相連接,將其類比訊號轉換成數位訊號傳至微處理器104儲存記憶,再將數位訊號轉換至類比訊號,經無線發射器106,將其訊號資料傳至手機或電腦,即可完成足底壓力及剪力量測之作業。而本量測作業依個人一天活動頻率909設定其個人門檻值,作為設定動態模式變化的依據,而其動態模式可分為正常步行910、快走與跑步911及散步912模式,如第九圖所示,其公式如下: The array pressure and shear sensor 103 of the device of the present invention is respectively disposed at the position of five blocks in the foot guard, and the array pressure and shear sensor 103 utilizes 9 pressure sensors. The composition comprises a cell through four pressure sensors, as shown in the seventh figure. As shown in the eighth figure, it is better to use a capacitive pressure sensing unit, as shown in the seventh figure, the upper electrode is as shown in FIG. When the oblique part is under pressure, the dielectric rubber is compressed, and it will be close to the four lower electrodes, causing a change in capacitance, and the upper electrode is subjected to lateral force or shear force, which will move laterally to the shear force, and also cause four capacitors. Change, so when the four capacitors change the same, it is considered that there is only pressure. When the four capacitors vary, the shear force is displayed. The shear force is proportional to the difference between the four capacitors. Reaching their respective independent quantities The function of measuring pressure and shear force is then converted into a voltage by a signal amplifier through a signal amplifier, and connected to the analog/digital converter 105 by the flexible substrate 102, and the analog signal is converted into a digital signal to the micro The processor 104 stores the memory, and then converts the digital signal to the analog signal, and transmits the signal data to the mobile phone or the computer via the wireless transmitter 106 to complete the operation of the foot pressure and the shear strength measurement. The measurement operation sets the personal threshold value according to the personal daily activity frequency 909 as the basis for setting the dynamic mode change, and the dynamic mode can be divided into normal walking 910, fast walking and running 911 and walking 912 mode, as shown in the ninth figure. Show that its formula is as follows:

(1)運動模式 (1) Sports mode

(2)正常模式 (2) Normal mode

(3)散步模式 (3) Walking mode

1-1至1-3式中T為總時間,其計算式為f為單位時間 內之平均步數-頻率,N為行走之總步數。而由於本裝置之足底分成五個區塊,如第六圖所示,且獨立量測其壓力與剪力之分佈狀況,故經上述功能之啟動後,可利用公式自動判定,且各自獨立計算其各部份受力情形,其判定公式之如下: In the formula 1-1 to 1-3, T is the total time, and the calculation formula is , f is the average number of steps per unit time - frequency, and N is the total number of steps taken. Since the sole of the device is divided into five blocks, as shown in the sixth figure, and the distribution of the pressure and the shear force is independently measured, after the start of the above function, the formula can be automatically determined and independently Calculate the force of each part, and the formula is as follows:

(1)各區塊壓力與剪力之公式: (1) Formulas for pressure and shear force of each block:

A. X區塊之壓力(P X ) A. Pressure of the X block ( P X )

B. X區塊之平均壓力(P Xave ) B. Average pressure of the X block ( P Xave )

1-4與1-5式中,N為行走之總步數,n為足部各區塊之壓力感測器個數,而P Xi 中的X其為變數,其分別為A區501、B區502、C區503、D區504、或E區505各區塊之壓力,而P Xave 則分別為A區501、B區502、C區503、D區504、或E區505各區塊之平均壓力。 In 1-4 and 1-5, N is the total number of steps in walking, n is the number of pressure sensors in each block of the foot, and X in P Xi is a variable, which is A area 501, respectively. The pressure of each block of zone B 502, zone C 503, zone D 504, or zone E 505, and P Xave is zone A 501, zone B 502, zone C 503, zone D 504, or zone 505 of zone E, respectively. The average pressure of the block.

C.各區塊之剪力(τ X ) C. Shear force of each block ( τ X )

D.各區塊平均剪力(τ Xave ) D. Average shear of each block ( τ Xave )

1-6與1-7式中,N為行走之總步數,n為各區塊之剪力感測器個數,而τ Xi 中的X為變數,其分別為A區501、B區502、C區503、D區504、或E區505各區塊之剪力,而τ Xave 則分別為A區501、B區502、C區503、D區504、或E區505各區塊之平均剪力。 In 1-6 and 1-7, N is the total number of steps in walking, n is the number of shear sensors in each block, and X in τ Xi is a variable, which is A, 501, B, respectively. 502, C zone 503, D zone 504, or E zone 505 shearing force, and τ Xave is A zone 501, B zone 502, C zone 503, D zone 504, or E zone 505 blocks Average shear.

(2)總壓力 (2) Total pressure

A.作用於足部之總壓力(P T ) A. Total pressure acting on the foot ( P T )

1-8式中,其P Ai ~P Ei 為作用於足底各區塊之壓力,而n為各區塊之壓力個數。 In the formula 1-8, P Ai ~ P Ei is the pressure acting on each block of the plantar, and n is the number of pressures of each block.

B.足部之總平均壓力(P Tave ) B. Total average pressure of the foot ( P Tave )

1-9式中,P T 為總作用之足底壓力,而N為行走之總步數。 In the formula 1-9, P T is the total sole pressure of the foot, and N is the total number of steps of walking.

C.足部之總瞬間壓力(P L ) C. Total instantaneous pressure of the foot ( P L )

1-10式中,T為總作用之時間,其計算式為,而P Tave 表足 底總平均壓力。 In 1-10, T is the total time of action, and its calculation formula is And P Tave shows the total average pressure of the sole.

經由上述之公式計算,透過醫療機構之專業醫師,選取正常人一天之活動狀況,求取其行走與跑步壓力及剪力之平均值,並取個人體重值正負5公斤,設定為標準範圍呈現第一色-綠色。而一般使用者,其量測值以體重正規化後,如果超出此標準區域,行走與跑步各別之顯示訊號,即會呈現第二色-紅色與第三色-黃色訊號分佈,如行走:壓力-紅色、剪力-黃色;跑步:壓力-紅色、剪力-黃色,壓力與剪力同時出現不正常者則為第四色-橘色的訊號,正常部份為綠色,以供使用者判斷出足底受力正常與異常之狀況,即時瞭解其步態情形。 Calculated by the above formula, through the professional doctors of the medical institution, select the normal person's activity status for one day, and obtain the average value of walking and running pressure and shearing force, and take the individual weight value plus or minus 5 kg, set as the standard range. One color - green. In the average user, after the measured value is normalized by the weight, if the standard area is exceeded, the display signals of walking and running will display the second color-red and the third color-yellow signal distribution, such as walking: Pressure - red, shear - yellow; running: pressure - red, shear - yellow, pressure and shear at the same time appear abnormal, the fourth color - orange signal, the normal part is green for users Judging the normal and abnormal condition of the plantar force, and immediately understanding the gait situation.

綜合上述,本發明不但能利用腳跟內側-A區501、腳跟外側-B區502、腳掌內側-C區503、腳掌中央-D區504及腳掌外側-E區505五個區塊,獨立量測其行走與跑步壓力及剪力之功能,經由設計程式同時計算、分析其數據,並以公式判定自動以顏色顯示提示使用者,且可長時間動態量測一般使用者跑步與行走時,其足底施力與承受壓力之分佈狀況與變化,並可提供剛開始學習走路的3~6歲之兒童,進行走路姿勢步態的矯正及青少年或成年人的走路姿勢是否有不正常的受力情形,且可長期監控老年人的膝關節、腳踝等其他腳部之骨骼是否有老化及磨耗的情形,即時瞭解其步態情形,隨時作調整及矯正,並可供矯正型及緩衝型鞋墊製造之參考,並可配合三維量測,提供動態矯正鞋墊,開發電腦模擬程式,達到護腳的功能與效果。而對於足部殘障者,如裝有人工關節及義肢者亦有步態分析、輔助復健,並可快速有效遠距提供醫生資訊,即時瞭解病人情況與矯正等。 In summary, the present invention can utilize not only the heel inner-A area 501, the heel outer-B area 502, the sole inner-C area 503, the sole center-D area 504, and the outer side of the foot-E area 505, but also the independent measurement. The function of walking and running pressure and shearing force calculates and analyzes the data at the same time through the design program, and automatically displays the user with color display by formula, and can measure the average user's running and walking time for a long time. The distribution and change of the bottom force and the pressure, and can provide children aged 3 to 6 who are just beginning to learn to walk, correct the walking posture gait and whether the adolescent or adult walking posture has abnormal force. And can monitor the aging and wear of the knees, ankles and other foot bones of the elderly for a long time, instantly understand the gait situation, adjust and correct at any time, and can be used for correction and cushioning insoles. For reference, and with 3D measurement, it provides dynamic corrective insoles, develops computer simulation programs, and achieves the functions and effects of foot protection. For those with foot disability, such as those with artificial joints and prostheses, they also have gait analysis and auxiliary rehabilitation. They can provide doctor information quickly and effectively, and instantly understand the patient's condition and correction.

請參閱第十圖所示,係本發明護腳方法之流程圖,當使用者901可將抽換式護腳裝置902置放於鞋內,成為原鞋墊的一部份,進行跑步與行走903,作為足底壓力及剪力感測的量測體,再由量測體的感測面積是依足部骨骼之結構及可承受壓力與剪力的比值不同而分成若干區塊,且裝設陣列式感測器,各自獨立測取各區塊的壓力與 剪力之分佈值,並根據各區塊的受力狀況,利用公式自動計算,分別擷取使用者兩腳受力的資料,建立使用者足底承受壓力及剪力各區塊的平均值904,且輸入使用者體重值905,利用程式運算906,建立各區塊承受壓力及剪力的分佈區域,作為量測壓力與剪力的標準範圍907,並根據使用者跑步與行走,足部壓力與剪力的平均值與標準範圍,利用檢測軟體自動比對908,並依個人一天活動頻率909設定其個人門檻值,作為設定動態模式變化的依據,而其動態模式分為正常步行910、快走與跑步911及散步模式912,分別啟動正常模式913、運動模式914及散步模式915進行量測,呈現第一色-綠色916為足部正常者917,足部不正常者呈現第二色-紅色918為壓力大919及呈現第三色-黃色920為剪力大921,壓力與剪力同時出現不正常者則為第四色-橘色922的訊號,表示壓力與剪力大923,以供使用者判斷出足底正常與異常之狀況,即時瞭解其步態情形,隨時作調整及矯正或治療924,並可供矯正型及緩衝型鞋墊製造之參考,達到護腳的功能與效果。而對於足部殘障者使用方法亦相同,不但可步態分析、輔助復健,並可快速有效遠距提供醫生資訊,即時瞭解病人情況與矯正等,且可長時間監控及追蹤一般人與足部殘障者步態的問題與治療。例如:通常不論在行走或跑步時,正常情況下均會發生足部外翻及內翻的步態,在整個步態的週期中,外翻與內翻是不斷的交替出現的,故對於一般人只要運動必然會發生足 部外翻的現象,所謂外翻係指距骨關節向內側的偏移,整個動作由距骨下、橫跗、骰舟、楔舟、楔骰、跗蹠、楔內、蹠內等關節產生,也是一種腳在運動時,必然發生的正常現象,這些關節動作可以適應地面的高低變化,並吸收接觸面的反作用力,有助於舒緩足部的衝擊力,是必要的。而腳的距骨關節,本身就是具有產生外翻的功能,如第十圖-(a)所示,這種程度的外翻即為正常,但如足部關節過度外翻,其足後外翻大於5度,足前外翻大於15度,如第十圖-(b)所示、及足部關節過度內翻,其足後內翻大於5度,足前內翻大於35度,如第十圖-(c)所示,極易造成踝部關節受傷,甚至發生骨折的可能。故藉由本發明之方法,即可快速精確的量測出其壓力與剪力,並判斷出其發生情形,即時瞭解其步態情形,隨時作調整及矯正,達到護腳的功能與效果,因發生狀況型式相當多,無法一一列舉說明,故僅列舉下列量測左腳及兩腳之情形與判斷之方法,以供參考。 Please refer to the tenth figure, which is a flow chart of the method for protecting the foot of the present invention. When the user 901 can place the removable foot protecting device 902 in the shoe, it becomes a part of the original insole, and runs and walks 903. As the measuring body for the measurement of the plantar pressure and the shear force, the sensing area of the measuring body is divided into several blocks according to the structure of the bone of the foot and the ratio of the compressible pressure to the shearing force, and is installed. Array sensors, each independently measuring the pressure of each block The distribution value of the shear force is automatically calculated by the formula according to the force condition of each block, and the data of the user's two feet are respectively taken to establish the average value of the pressure and shear force of the user's foot. And inputting the user's weight value 905, using the program operation 906, establishing a distribution area of the pressure and shear force of each block as a standard range 907 for measuring pressure and shear force, and according to the user's running and walking, the foot pressure With the average and standard range of shear force, the detection software automatically compares 908, and sets its personal threshold value according to the individual's daily activity frequency 909, as the basis for setting the dynamic mode change, and its dynamic mode is divided into normal walking 910, fast walking. With the running 911 and the walking mode 912, the normal mode 913, the sports mode 914, and the walking mode 915 are respectively measured, and the first color-green 916 is the normal 917 of the foot, and the second color of the abnormal part of the foot is displayed. 918 is a pressure 919 and presents a third color - yellow 920 is a large shear force 921. If the pressure and shear force are not normal at the same time, the fourth color - orange 922 signal, indicating that the pressure and shear force is 923, For the user to judge the normal and abnormal condition of the sole, to instantly understand the gait situation, adjust and correct or treat 924 at any time, and provide reference for the correction and cushioning insole to achieve the function and effect of the foot protection. For the disabled people, the method is the same. It can not only provide gait analysis and auxiliary rehabilitation, but also provide doctor information quickly and effectively. It can instantly understand the patient's condition and correction, and can monitor and track the average person and foot for a long time. The problem and treatment of the gait of the disabled. For example, usually during walking or running, the gait of the foot valgus and varus occurs under normal conditions. During the whole gait cycle, valgus and varus are alternately appearing, so for the average person As long as the movement is bound to happen The phenomenon of valgus, the so-called valgus refers to the deviation of the talar joint to the inner side, the whole movement is produced by the joints of the talus, the transverse stern, the stern, the wedge, the wedge, the scorpion, the wedge, the sac, etc. A kind of normal phenomenon that occurs when the foot is in motion. These joint movements can adapt to the high and low changes of the ground and absorb the reaction force of the contact surface, which is helpful to relieve the impact force of the foot. The talus joint of the foot itself has the function of producing eversion. As shown in the tenth figure-(a), this degree of valgus is normal, but if the foot joint is excessively everted, its posterior valgus More than 5 degrees, the anterior valgus is greater than 15 degrees, as shown in the tenth figure - (b), and the joints of the foot are excessively varus, the varus of the foot is greater than 5 degrees, and the anterior varus is greater than 35 degrees, such as As shown in Figure 10-(c), it is very easy to cause joint injuries and even fractures. Therefore, by the method of the invention, the pressure and the shear force can be quickly and accurately measured, and the occurrence condition thereof can be judged, and the gait situation can be instantly understood, and the adjustment and correction can be made at any time to achieve the function and effect of the foot protection. There are quite a few types of occurrences, and it is impossible to enumerate them one by one. Therefore, only the following methods for measuring the left foot and the two feet and the method of judging are listed for reference.

【量測方法】 [Measurement method]

本護腳裝置及其方法其適用之範圍,包含一般者、殘障者及特殊狀況,其量測方法之實施例說明如下: The scope of the foot protecting device and the method thereof are applicable to the general person, the handicapped person and the special condition, and the examples of the measuring method are as follows:

1. 一般者 General

(1)腳跟內側501呈現紅色,表示輕微外翻,可能會造成踝部關節內側受傷,如第十一圖-(a)所示。 (1) The inner side of the heel 501 is red, indicating a slight eversion, which may cause injury to the inside of the ankle joint, as shown in Figure 11-(a).

(2)腳跟內側501呈橘色,且腳掌內側503呈現紅色,表示過度外翻,可能會造成踝部關節內側受傷及發生骨折的可能,如第十一圖-(b)所示。 (2) The inner side of the heel 501 is orange, and the inner side of the sole 503 is red, indicating excessive valgus, which may cause injury to the medial aspect of the ankle joint and the possibility of fracture, as shown in Fig. 11-(b).

(3)腳跟內側501及腳掌內側503同時呈現橘色時,表示嚴重外翻,可能會造成踝部關節疲勞性骨折的現象,如第十一圖-(c)所示。 (3) When the inner side of the heel 501 and the inner side of the sole 503 are orange at the same time, it indicates severe valgus, which may cause fatigue fracture of the ankle joint, as shown in Fig. 11-(c).

(4)腳跟外側502呈現部份紅色,表示輕微內翻,可能會造成踝部關節外側受傷,如第十二圖-(a)所示。 (4) The outer side of the heel 502 is partially red, indicating a slight inversion, which may cause injury to the lateral side of the ankle joint, as shown in Figure 12-(a).

(5)腳跟外側502呈現橘色時,且腳掌外側505呈現紅色,表示過度內翻,可能會造成踝部關節外側受傷及發生骨折的可能,如第十二圖-(b)所示。 (5) When the outer side of the heel 502 is orange, and the outer side of the sole 505 is red, indicating excessive varus, the lateral joint of the ankle may be injured and fracture may occur, as shown in Fig. 12-(b).

(6)腳跟外側502及腳掌外側505同時呈現橘色時,表示嚴重內翻,可能會造成踝部關節疲勞性骨折的現象,如第十二圖-(c)所示。 (6) When the outer side of the heel 502 and the outer side of the sole 505 are orange, it indicates severe varus, which may cause fatigue fracture of the ankle joint, as shown in Fig. 12-(c).

(7)腳跟內側501及腳跟外側502同時呈現紅色時,即表示步伐稍重,需放慢腳步調整呼吸或勞累需作休息,避免踝部或膝關節受傷,如第十三圖-(a)所示。 (7) When the inner side of the heel 501 and the outer side of the heel 502 are red at the same time, it means that the pace is slightly heavy. It is necessary to slow down the pace to adjust the breathing or tiredness to rest, to avoid injury to the ankle or knee joint, as shown in Figure 13-(a) Show.

(8)腳跟內側501呈現橘色及腳跟外側502呈現紅色,表示步伐太重且有偏外翻之現象,可能會造成踝部關節內側扭 傷,如第十三圖-(b)所示。 (8) The inner side of the heel 501 is orange and the outer side of the heel 502 is red, indicating that the pace is too heavy and there is a phenomenon of partial valgus, which may cause the inside of the ankle joint to twist. Injury, as shown in Figure 13-(b).

(9)腳跟內側501呈現紅色及腳跟外側502呈現橘色,表示步伐太重且有偏內翻之現象,可能會造成踝部關節外側扭傷,如第十三圖-(c)所示。 (9) The inner side of the heel 501 is red and the outer side of the heel 502 is orange, indicating that the step is too heavy and has a partial varus, which may cause a sprain of the ankle joint, as shown in Fig. 13-(c).

(10)腳掌內側503及腳掌中央504同時呈現紅色,表示步伐重或施力大,可能造成跗蹠關節受傷,如第十四圖-(a)所示。 (10) The inner side of the sole 503 and the center of the sole 504 are red at the same time, indicating that the pace is heavy or the force is large, which may cause ankle injury, as shown in Fig. 14-(a).

(11)腳掌內側503呈現橘色及腳掌中央504呈現紅色,表示步伐太重或太快,可能會造成踝部關節受傷或跗蹠關節亦可能發生疲勞性骨折之現象,第十四圖-(b)所示。 (11) The inner side of the sole 503 is orange and the center of the sole 504 is red, indicating that the pace is too heavy or too fast, which may cause ankle joint injury or fatigue fracture of the ankle joint. Figure 14 - ( b) shown.

(12)腳跟內側501及腳掌內側503及腳掌中央504部份呈現紅色時,即足底內側受力偏重,則有外八、施力不順及腳向外開度太大的現象,需作矯正,以免浪費體力及因施力不當而造成踝部之受傷,第十五圖-(a)所示。 (12) When the inner side of the heel 501 and the inner side of the sole 503 and the center of the sole 504 are red, that is, the inner side of the sole is heavily stressed, there is a phenomenon that the outer eight, the force is not smooth, and the outward opening of the foot is too large. In order to avoid wasting physical strength and causing injuries to the ankles due to improper exertion, as shown in Figure 15-(a).

(13)腳跟內側501及腳掌內側503呈現橘色及腳掌中央504部份呈現紅色時,則有嚴重外八及施力困難的現象,需作調整,避免踝部之受傷及可能發生骨折之現象,第十五圖-(b)所示。 (13) When the inner side of the heel 501 and the inner side of the sole of the foot 503 are orange and the center of the sole 504 is red, there is a serious external eight and difficulty in exerting the force. Adjustments are needed to avoid injury of the ankle and possible fracture. , fifteenth figure - (b).

(14)腳跟外側502、腳掌外側505及腳掌中央504部份呈現紅色時,即足底內側受力偏重,則有內八、施力不順及腳向內開度太大的現象,需作矯正,以免浪費體力及因施力不 當而造成踝部之受傷,第十六圖-(a)所示。 (14) When the outer side of the heel 502, the outer side of the sole 505, and the center of the sole 504 are red, that is, the inner side of the sole is heavily stressed, there is a phenomenon that the inner eight, the force is not smooth, and the inward opening of the foot is too large. In order to avoid wasting physical strength and not applying force This caused an injury to the ankle, as shown in Figure 16-(a).

(15)腳跟外側502、腳掌外側505呈現橘色及腳掌中央504部份呈現紅色時,則有嚴重內八及施力困難的現象,需作調整,避免踝部之受傷及可能發生骨折之現象,第十六圖-(b)所示。 (15) When the outer side of the heel 502 and the outer side of the sole of the foot 505 are orange and the center of the sole 504 is red, there is a serious internal eight and difficulty in applying force. Adjustments are needed to avoid injury of the ankle and possible fracture. , Figure 16 - (b).

(16)腳掌內側503、腳掌中央504及腳掌外側505同時出現紅色警示時,即表示施力太大,跗蹠及踝部關節易受傷,第十七圖-(a)所示。 (16) When the red warning is applied to the inner side of the sole 503, the center of the sole 504 and the outer side of the sole 505, the force is too high, and the ankle and ankle joint are easily injured, as shown in Fig. 17-(a).

(17)腳跟內側501、腳跟外側502、腳掌內側503及腳掌中央504同時出現紅色警示,即表示腳步太重需休息,或鞋底太硬或已有塑化現象需更新,以避免踝部及膝關節受傷,第十七圖-(b)所示。 (17) Red warning on the inner side of the heel 501, the outer side of the heel 502, the inner side of the sole 503 and the center of the sole 504, indicating that the footstep is too heavy to rest, or the sole is too hard or plasticized to be updated to avoid the ankle and knee. Joint injury, shown in Figure 17-(b).

(18)右腳呈現綠色,但左腳腳跟內側501呈現紅色,表示左腳步伐微重,且輕微外翻,可能造成踝部關節內側受傷,需調整左右腳步態,第十八圖-(a)所示;左腳呈現綠色,則反之。 (18) The right foot is green, but the inner side of the left foot is 501 red, indicating that the left foot is slightly heavier and slightly eversion, which may cause injury to the inside of the ankle joint. The left and right foot gaits need to be adjusted. Figure 18-(a ); the left foot is green, and vice versa.

(19)右腳呈現綠色,但左腳腳跟內側501呈橘色,且左腳腳掌內側503呈現紅色,表示左腳步伐太重、過度外翻,且嚴重單腳受力,有輕微外八之現象,可能造成踝部關節內側受傷及發生骨折的可能,需長時間作步態調整或治療,第 十八圖-(b)所示;左腳呈現綠色,則反之。 (19) The right foot is green, but the inner side of the left foot is 501 orange, and the inner side of the left foot 503 is red, indicating that the left foot is too heavy, excessively everted, and severely one foot is stressed, there is a slight outer eight Phenomenon, may cause injury to the medial aspect of the ankle joint and the possibility of fracture, requiring long-term gait adjustment or treatment, the first Figure 18-(b); the left foot is green, and vice versa.

(20)右腳呈現綠色,但左腳腳跟內側501及腳跟外側502同時呈現紅色時,即表示左右腳步伐不一,左腳足跟步伐太重,需作步態調整,避免左腳踝部或膝關節受傷,第十九圖-(a)所示;左腳呈現綠色,則反之。 (20) The right foot is green, but the left foot heel inner 501 and the heel outer side 502 are both red at the same time, which means that the left and right foot steps are different, the left foot heel is too heavy, and the gait adjustment is needed to avoid the left ankle or Knee joint injury, shown in Figure 19-(a); the left foot is green, and vice versa.

(21)右腳呈現綠色,但左腳腳掌內側503及腳掌中央504同時呈現紅色,即表示左腳步伐重且施力大,需作調整,以避免單腳受傷而造成跗蹠關節受傷,第十九圖-(b)所示;左腳呈現綠色,則反之。 (21) The right foot is green, but the inner side of the left foot 503 and the center 504 of the sole of the foot are red at the same time, that is, the left foot is heavy and the force is large, and adjustment is needed to avoid an ankle injury and an ankle injury. Nineteen-(b); the left foot is green, and vice versa.

(22)兩腳均呈現腳掌內側503及腳掌中央504同時呈現紅色,表示兩腳腳掌先著地且外翻,可能造成跗蹠關節受傷,需作矯正,第二十圖-(a)所示。 (22) Both feet are on the inner side of the sole 503 and the center of the sole 504 is red at the same time, indicating that the two feet are first grounded and everted, which may cause ankle injury and need to be corrected. Figure 20-(a) shows .

(23)兩腳均呈現腳掌內側503、腳掌中央504及腳掌外側505同時出現紅色警示時,表示兩腳完全利用腳掌著地,跗蹠及踝部關節極易受傷,需作矯正及治療,第二十圖-(b)所示。 (23) When both feet show the inner side of the sole 503, the center of the sole 504 and the outer side of the sole 505, a red warning is displayed, indicating that the two feet are fully grounded with the sole of the foot, and the ankle joint and the ankle joint are extremely vulnerable, requiring correction and treatment. Twenty-fifth-(b).

(24)行走或跑步時,其所測得之頻率,如果小於平均之門檻值時,其表示使用者疲勞,需休息。 (24) When walking or running, the measured frequency, if less than the average threshold value, indicates that the user is fatigued and needs to rest.

(25)兒童行走與跑步與成年人之量測方法及矯正方式均相同。 (25) Children's walking and running are the same as those of adults.

2. 殘障者 2. Disabled

(1)右腳裝設義肢者,其義肢行走時呈現綠色,但其左腳腳跟內側501呈現紅色,表示左腳步伐微重,且輕微外翻,易造成左腳踝關節受傷,需調整步伐,第十八圖-(a)所示;左腳裝設義肢者,則反之。 (1) If the right foot is equipped with a prosthetic, the prosthetic limb will appear green when walking, but the inner side of the left heel will be red, indicating that the left foot is slightly heavier and slightly eversion, which may cause injury to the left ankle joint. Figure 18-(a); if the left foot is fitted with a prosthetic, the opposite is true.

(2)右腳裝設義肢者,其義肢行走時呈現綠色,但其左腳腳跟內側501呈橘色,且左腳腳掌內側503呈現紅色,表示左腳步伐太重、過度外翻,且嚴重單腳受力,有輕微外八之現象,可能造成踝部關節內側受傷及發生骨折的可能,需長時間作步態調整或治療,第十八圖-(b)所示;左腳裝設義肢者,則反之。 (2) The right foot is equipped with prosthetic, the prosthetic limb is green when walking, but the inner side of the left foot heel 501 is orange, and the inner side of the left foot sole 503 is red, indicating that the left foot is too heavy, excessively everted, and serious One foot is stressed, there is a slight external phenomenon, which may cause injury to the medial aspect of the ankle joint and the possibility of fracture. It takes a long time to make gait adjustment or treatment, as shown in Figure 18-(b); left foot installation Prosthetics, the opposite.

(3)右腳裝設義肢者,其義肢行走時呈現綠色,左腳腳跟內側501及腳跟外側502同時呈現紅色時,即表示左右腳步伐不一,左腳足跟步伐太重,需作步態調整,避免左腳踝部或膝關節受傷,第十九圖-(a)所示;左腳裝設義肢者,則反之。 (3) If the right foot is equipped with a prosthetic, the prosthetic leg will be green when walking, and the left foot heel inner side 501 and the heel outer side 502 will be red at the same time, that is, the left and right foot steps are different, and the left foot heel is too heavy. State adjustment to avoid injury to the left ankle or knee joint, as shown in Figure 19-(a); if the left foot is fitted with a prosthetic, the opposite is true.

(4)右腳裝設義肢者,其義肢行走時呈現綠色,左腳腳掌內側503及腳掌中央504同時呈現紅色,即表示左腳步伐重且施力大,需作調整,以避免單腳受傷而造成跗蹠關節受傷,第十九圖-(b)所示;左腳裝設義肢者,則反之。 (4) If the right foot is equipped with a prosthetic, the prosthetic limb will appear green when walking, and the left foot sole 503 and the sole center 504 will be red at the same time, which means that the left foot is heavy and the force is large, and adjustment is needed to avoid single foot injury. The ankle injury is caused, as shown in Figure 19-(b); if the left foot is equipped with a prosthetic, the opposite is true.

(5)右腳裝設人工關節者,其裝設腳行走時呈現綠色,但其左 腳腳跟內側501呈現紅色,表示左腳步伐微重,且輕微外翻,易造成左腳踝關節受傷,需調整步伐,第十八圖-(a)所示;左腳裝設人工關節者,則反之。 (5) The artificial joint is installed on the right foot, and the set foot is green when walking, but its left The inner side of the heel 501 is red, indicating that the left foot is slightly heavier and slightly eversion, which may cause injury to the left ankle joint. The pace needs to be adjusted, as shown in Figure 18-(a); if the left foot is equipped with artificial joints, then on the contrary.

(6)右腳裝設人工關節者,其裝設腳行走時呈現綠色,但其左腳腳跟內側501呈橘色,且左腳腳掌內側503呈現紅色,表示左腳步伐太重、過度外翻,且嚴重單腳受力,有輕微外八之現象,可能造成踝部關節內側受傷及發生骨折的可能,需長時間作步態調整或治療,第十八圖-(b)所示;左腳裝設人工關節者,則反之。 (6) If the artificial foot is installed on the right foot, the foot is green when walking, but the inner side of the left foot is 501 orange, and the inner side of the left foot 503 is red, indicating that the left foot is too heavy and excessively everted. And severe single-legged force, there is a slight external phenomenon, may cause injury to the medial aspect of the ankle joint and the possibility of fracture, long-term gait adjustment or treatment, shown in Figure 18-(b); left If the foot is equipped with an artificial joint, the opposite is true.

(7)右腳裝設人工關節者,其裝設腳行走時呈現綠色,左腳腳跟內側501及腳跟外側502同時呈現紅色時,即表示左右腳步伐不一,左腳足跟步伐太重,需作步態調整,避免左腳踝部或膝關節受傷,第十九圖-(a)所示;左腳裝設人工關節者,則反之。 (7) If the artificial foot is installed on the right foot, the green foot is displayed when the foot is walking, and the inner side of the left heel 501 and the outer side 502 of the heel are both red at the same time, that is, the left and right feet are not in a different pace, and the left foot and the heel are too heavy. Gait adjustment is required to avoid injury to the left ankle or knee joint, as shown in Figure 19-(a); if the left foot is fitted with an artificial joint, the opposite is true.

(8)右腳裝設人工關節者,其裝設腳行走時呈現綠色,左腳腳掌內側503及腳掌中央504同時呈現紅色,即表示左腳步伐重且施力大,需作調整,以避免單腳受傷而造成跗蹠關節受傷,第十九圖-(b)所示;左腳裝設人工關節者,則反之。 (8) If the artificial foot is installed on the right foot, the foot is green when the foot is installed, and the inner side 503 of the left foot and the center 504 of the sole of the foot are red at the same time, that is, the left foot is heavy and the force is large, and adjustment is needed to avoid Ankle injury is caused by a single foot injury, as shown in Figure 19-(b); if the left foot is fitted with an artificial joint, the opposite is true.

3. 特殊狀況 3. Special conditions

(1)利用一步一訊號作為計步器,且測出每一步的頻率,如跑步時,從跑步的運動模式變成行走模式,則表示疲累,需休息。 (1) Using one step and one signal as the pedometer, and measuring the frequency of each step, such as running, changing from running mode to walking mode means fatigue and rest.

(2)足部拖行: (2) Foot towing:

A.腳跟內側501出現單一黃色時,表示腳有拖行之情形,易磨損鞋子腳跟內側,第二十一圖-(a)所示。 A. When a single yellow color appears on the inner side of the heel 501, it indicates that the foot has a towed condition, which is easy to wear on the inside of the heel of the shoe, as shown in Fig. 21-(a).

B.腳跟內側501出現單一橘色時,表示拖行嚴重,嚴重磨損鞋子腳跟內側,第二十一圖-(b)所示。 B. When a single orange color appears on the inner side of the heel 501, it indicates that the towing is severe and the inside of the heel of the shoe is severely worn, as shown in Fig. 21-(b).

C.腳跟外側502出現單一黃色時,表示腳有拖行之情形,易磨損鞋子腳跟外側,第二十二圖-(a)所示。 C. When a single yellow color appears on the outer side of the heel 502, it indicates that the foot has a towed condition, which is easy to wear on the outside of the heel of the shoe, as shown in Fig. 22-(a).

D.腳跟外側502出現單一橘色時,表示拖行嚴重,嚴重磨損鞋子腳跟外側,第二十二圖-(b)所示。 D. When a single orange color appears on the outer side of the heel 502, it indicates that the towing is severe and the outer side of the heel of the shoe is severely worn, as shown in Fig. 22-(b).

(3)爬樓梯或爬山時: (3) When climbing stairs or climbing mountains:

A.腳掌內側503、腳掌中央504及腳掌外側505其中一塊出現紅色時,即表示爬樓梯或爬山速度稍快,需調整腳步,避免呼吸不順暢,易疲勞,容易造成踝關節受傷,第二十三圖-(a)所示。 A. When one of the sole 503, the center of the sole 504 and the outside of the sole 505 appear red, it means that the stairs or the climbing speed is slightly faster. The footsteps need to be adjusted to avoid the breathing is not smooth, the fatigue is easy, and the ankle joint is easily injured. Three figures - (a).

B.腳掌內側503、腳掌中央504及腳掌外側505其中一塊出現紅色,另一塊出現橘色時,即表示爬樓梯或爬山速 度太快,容易造成蹠骨及踝關節受傷,第二十三圖-(b)所示。 B. One of the sole 503, the center of the sole 504 and the outer 505 of the sole of the foot appears red, and when the other appears orange, it means climbing the stairs or climbing the mountain. Too fast, it is easy to cause injury to the humerus and ankle, as shown in Figure 23-(b).

(4)下樓梯或下坡時: (4) When going down stairs or downhill:

A.腳跟內側501、腳跟外側502、腳掌內側503、腳掌中央504及腳掌外側505其中三塊出現紅色時,即表示下樓梯或下坡之速度稍快,需調整腳步,避免踝關節受傷,第二十四圖-(a)所示。 A. When the heel inner side 501, the heel outer side 502, the sole inner side 503, the sole center 504 and the outer side of the sole 505 appear red, it means that the speed of going down the stairs or downhill is slightly faster, and the steps need to be adjusted to avoid ankle injury. Figure 24 - (a).

B.腳跟內側501、腳跟外側502、腳掌內側503、腳掌中央504及腳掌外側505其中一塊出現紅色,另兩塊出現橘色時,即表示下樓梯或下坡之速度太快,需調整腳步,避免跌倒,且踝關節及膝關節易受傷,第二十四圖-(b)所示。 B. The inner side of the heel 501, the outer side of the heel 502, the inner side of the sole 503, the center of the sole 504, and the outer side of the sole 505 are red. When the other two appear orange, the speed of going down the stairs or downhill is too fast, and the steps need to be adjusted. Avoid falls and the ankle and knee are vulnerable to injury, as shown in Figure 24-(b).

(5)穿高跟鞋時: (5) When wearing high heels:

A.腳掌內側503、腳掌中央504及腳掌外側505其中兩塊出現紅色,表示速度稍快,需調整腳步,避免蹠骨與踝關節受傷,第二十五圖-(a)所示。 A. Two of the soles of the feet 503, the center of the soles of the feet 504 and the outside of the soles of the feet 505 appear red, indicating that the speed is slightly faster, and the steps need to be adjusted to avoid injury to the tibia and ankle joints, as shown in Fig. 25-(a).

B.腳掌內側503、腳掌中央504及腳掌外側505其中一塊出現紅色及另兩塊出現橘色,表示速度太快,需調整腳步,避免蹠骨、踝關節及膝蓋受傷,第二十五圖-(b)所示。 B. The inner side of the sole 503, the center of the sole 504 and the outer side of the sole 505 appear red and the other two appear orange, indicating that the speed is too fast, and the footsteps need to be adjusted to avoid injury to the cheekbones, ankles and knees. b) shown.

【實施例】 [Examples]

本護腳裝置及其方法,經由上述列舉之量測與判定方法,其實施例說明如下: The foot protection device and the method thereof are described by the above-mentioned measurement and determination methods, and the embodiments thereof are as follows:

1. 一般者: 1. General:

(1)3~6歲之兒童,進行步態量測,如果足部輕微外翻時,則呈現如圖第十一圖-(a)所示;如足部輕微內翻時,則呈現如第十二圖-(a)所示;如步伐重或施力大時,則呈現如第十四圖-(a)所示;如足部輕微外八時,則呈現如第十五圖-(a)所示;如足部輕微內八時,則呈現如第十六圖-(a)所示;如足部兩腳完全利用腳掌著地,則呈現如第二十圖-(b)所示;如足部有拖行之情形,則呈現如第二十圖-(b)所示。 (1) For children aged 3-6 years, gait measurement is performed. If the foot is slightly eversion, it is shown in Figure 11-(a); if the foot is slightly inverted, it appears as Figure 12 - (a); if the pace is heavy or the force is large, it is as shown in Figure 14 - (a); if the foot is slightly outside the eight hour, it is as shown in the fifteenth figure - (a); if the foot is slightly within 8 o'clock, it is as shown in Figure 16-(a); if the foot is fully grounded with the sole of the foot, it appears as shown in Figure 20-(b) As shown in the figure 20-(b), if the foot has a towed situation.

(2)青少年、成年人或老年人行走與跑步時,進行步態量測,足部姿勢不正確及受力情形如第十一圖-(a)至第二十四圖-(b)所示。 (2) When a teenager, an adult or an elderly person walks and runs, the gait measurement is performed, and the posture of the foot is incorrect and the force is as shown in Fig. 11 - (a) to the 24th - (b) Show.

2. 殘障者 2. Disabled

(1)右腳裝設義肢者,進行步態量測,如左腳步伐微重,且輕微外翻,則呈現如第十八圖-(a)所示;如左腳步伐太重、過度外翻,且嚴重單腳受力,有輕微外八,則呈現如第十八圖-(b)所示;如左右腳步伐不一,左腳足跟步伐太重,則呈現如第 十九圖-(a)所示;如左腳步伐重且施力大,則呈現如第十九圖-(b)所示。 (1) If the prosthetic is installed on the right foot, the gait measurement is performed. If the left foot is slightly heavier and slightly eversion, it is as shown in Figure 18-(a); if the left foot is too heavy and excessive Eversion, and severe single-legged force, with a slight outer eight, as shown in Figure 18-(b); if the left and right foot steps are different, the left foot heel is too heavy, it is like Figure 19 - (a); if the left foot is heavy and the force is large, it is as shown in Figure 19 - (b).

(2)右腳裝設人工關節者,進行步態量測,如左腳步伐微重,且輕微外翻,則呈現如第十八圖-(a)所示;如左腳步伐太重、過度外翻,且嚴重單腳受力,有輕微外八,則呈現如第十八圖-(b)所示;如左右腳步伐不一,左腳足跟步伐太重,則呈現如第十九圖-(a)所示;如左腳步伐重且施力大,則呈現如第十九圖-(b)所示。 (2) If the artificial joint is installed on the right foot, the gait measurement is performed. If the left foot is slightly heavier and slightly eversion, it is as shown in Figure 18-(a); if the left foot is too heavy, Excessive valgus, and severe single-legged force, with a slight outer eight, as shown in Figure 18-(b); if the left and right foot steps are different, the left foot heel is too heavy, it is like the tenth Figure 9 - (a); if the left foot is heavy and exerts a large force, it appears as shown in Figure 19 - (b).

以上乃本發明之部份量測方法以及實施例,惟其量測方法及實施例僅是舉例說明,並非用於限制本發明技藝之權利範圍,凡以均等之技藝手段、或為下述「申請專利範圍」內容所涵蓋之權利範圍而實施者,均不脫離本發明之範疇與申請人之權利範圍。 The above are some of the measurement methods and examples of the present invention, but the measurement methods and examples are merely illustrative and are not intended to limit the scope of the present invention, and the equivalents are The scope of the invention is not limited by the scope of the invention and the scope of the applicant's rights.

101‧‧‧上墊 101‧‧‧Upper mat

102‧‧‧軟性基板 102‧‧‧Soft substrate

103‧‧‧陣列式壓力及剪力感測器 103‧‧‧Array pressure and shear sensor

104‧‧‧微處理器 104‧‧‧Microprocessor

105‧‧‧類比/數位轉換器 105‧‧‧ Analog/Digital Converter

106‧‧‧無線或近身網路傳輸器 106‧‧‧Wireless or close-in network transmitter

107‧‧‧電源供應器 107‧‧‧Power supply

108‧‧‧下墊 108‧‧‧ Under pad

109‧‧‧電源供應器蓋 109‧‧‧Power supply cover

110‧‧‧軟性基板裝設凹槽 110‧‧‧Soft substrate mounting groove

111‧‧‧發射器裝設凹槽 111‧‧‧The transmitter is equipped with grooves

112‧‧‧微處理器裝設凹槽 112‧‧‧Microprocessor mounting groove

113‧‧‧類比/數位轉換器裝設凹槽 113‧‧‧ Analog/Digital Converter Mounting Groove

114‧‧‧軟墊電源供應器裝設盒之放置凹槽 114‧‧‧Placement groove of the cushion power supply installation box

115‧‧‧電源供應器裝設盒 115‧‧‧Power supply box

116‧‧‧電源供應器裝設凹槽放置孔 116‧‧‧Power supply device with groove placement hole

201‧‧‧塑膠基板 201‧‧‧Plastic substrate

202‧‧‧鋁 202‧‧‧Aluminium

203‧‧‧PI高分子絕緣層 203‧‧‧PI polymer insulation

204‧‧‧有機半導體層 204‧‧‧Organic semiconductor layer

205‧‧‧源極與汲極電極薄膜 205‧‧‧Source and drain electrode film

206‧‧‧PI、PAV等高介電無機絕緣層 206‧‧‧High dielectric inorganic insulating layer such as PI and PAV

207‧‧‧導電性橡膠 207‧‧‧ Conductive rubber

208‧‧‧導電金屬薄膜 208‧‧‧Electrical metal film

401‧‧‧趾骨 401‧‧‧ phalanges

402‧‧‧蹠骨(腳掌部份) 402‧‧‧跖骨(foot part)

403‧‧‧楔骨 403‧‧‧Wedge bone

404‧‧‧舟狀骨 404‧‧‧Shoulder bone

405‧‧‧距骨 405‧‧‧ talus

406‧‧‧脛骨 406‧‧‧胫骨骨

407‧‧‧跟骨(腳跟部份) 407‧‧‧Hibbon (heel part)

408‧‧‧骰骨 408‧‧‧骰骨骨

409‧‧‧第五趾骨粗隆 409‧‧‧ Fifth phalanx

501‧‧‧腳跟內側(感測區塊) 501‧‧‧ Inside the heel (sensing block)

502‧‧‧腳跟外側(感測區塊) 502‧‧‧ outside of the heel (sensing block)

503‧‧‧腳掌內側(感測區塊) 503‧‧‧The inside of the foot (sensing block)

504‧‧‧腳掌中央(感測區塊) 504‧‧‧foot center (sensing block)

505‧‧‧腳掌外側(感測區塊) 505‧‧‧ outside of the foot (sensing block)

901‧‧‧使用者 901‧‧‧Users

902‧‧‧抽換式護腳裝置 902‧‧‧Removable foot protection device

903‧‧‧行走或跑步 903‧‧‧walking or running

904‧‧‧量測出兩腳足底各區塊的壓力與剪力分佈平均值 904‧‧‧ Measure the average pressure and shear distribution of the two foot soles

905‧‧‧輸入體重值 905‧‧‧ Enter the weight value

906‧‧‧程式運算 906‧‧‧Programming

907‧‧‧建立各區塊足底壓力與剪力之標準範圍 907‧‧‧ Establish the standard range of plantar pressure and shear in each block

908‧‧‧檢測軟體自動比對 908‧‧‧Detecting software automatic comparison

909‧‧‧頻率 909‧‧‧ frequency

910‧‧‧正常步行 910‧‧‧Normal walk

911‧‧‧快走、跑步 911‧‧‧Run and run

912‧‧‧散步 912‧‧‧walking

913‧‧‧啟動正常模式 913‧‧‧Start normal mode

914‧‧‧啟動運動模式 914‧‧‧Starting sport mode

915‧‧‧啟動散步模式 915‧‧‧Start walking mode

916‧‧‧呈現第一色 916‧‧‧presents the first color

917‧‧‧正常 917‧‧‧Normal

918‧‧‧呈現第二色 918‧‧‧ presents the second color

919‧‧‧壓力大 919‧‧‧Great pressure

920‧‧‧呈現第三色 920‧‧‧ presents the third color

921‧‧‧剪力大 921‧‧‧Scissible

922‧‧‧呈現第四色 922‧‧‧ presents the fourth color

923‧‧‧壓力與剪力大 923‧‧‧High pressure and shear

924‧‧‧矯正與治療 924‧‧‧Correction and treatment

第一圖 零組件系統展開圖 The first picture of the component system development map

第二圖 (a)有機薄膜電晶體基本製程(b)單一壓力及剪力感測器剖面圖,壓力感測器可由導電金屬薄膜208與導電性橡膠207形成三明治結構的電阻性負載或由介電性橡膠形成電容性負載來達成。 The second figure (a) the basic process of the organic thin film transistor (b) the single pressure and the shear sensor cross-sectional view, the pressure sensor can be formed by the conductive metal film 208 and the conductive rubber 207 to form a sandwich structure of the resistive load or Electrical rubber is formed by a capacitive load.

第三圖 足部關節受力圖(Fp:壓力;Fs:剪力) Figure 3 Force diagram of the joint of the foot (Fp: pressure; Fs: shear)

第四圖 足部骨骼結構圖 Figure 4 Foot skeleton structure

第五圖 腳底五個區塊分佈圖 Figure 5 Distribution of the five blocks at the foot

第六圖 腳跟與腳掌受力圖,Pb/(b+f)=F1,Pf/(b+f)=F2,腳跟與腳掌其承受力之比值為F1:F2=3.5:1 Figure 6 Force diagram of the heel and sole, Pb/(b+f)=F1, Pf/(b+f)=F2, the ratio of the heel to the foot is F1:F2=3.5:1

第七圖 4個壓力感測器構成一個cell之示意圖 Figure 7: 4 pressure sensors form a schematic diagram of a cell

第八圖 陣列式壓力及剪力感測器 Figure 8 Array pressure and shear sensor

第九圖 護腳方法之流程圖 The ninth diagram of the foot protection method

第十圖 腳部翻轉各種型態(a)足部正常外翻(b)足部過度外翻(c)足部過度內翻 Figure 10 Foot flipping various types (a) normal valgus of the foot (b) excessive valgus of the foot (c) excessive varus of the foot

第十一圖 量測實施例A Figure 11 Measurement Example A

第十二圖 量測實施例B Twelfth Figure Measurement Example B

第十三圖 量測實施例C Thirteenth Diagram Measurement Example C

第十四圖 量測實施例D Figure 14 Measurement Example D

第十五圖 量測實施例E Figure 15 Measurement Example E

第十六圖 量測實施例F Figure 16 Measurement Example F

第十七圖 量測實施例G Figure 17 Measurement Example G

第十八圖 量測實施例H Figure 18 Measurement Example H

第十九圖 量測實施例I Figure 19 Measurement Example I

第二十圖 量測實施例J Figure 20 Measurement Example J

第二十一圖 量測實施例K Figure 21 Measurement Example K

第二十二圖 量測實施例L Twenty-second diagram Measurement Example L

第二十三圖 量測實施例M Twenty-third map measurement example M

第二十四圖 量測實施例N Twenty-fourth measurement measurement example N

第二十五圖 量測實施例O Twenty-fifth Figure Measurement Example O

501‧‧‧腳跟內側(感測區塊) 501‧‧‧ Inside the heel (sensing block)

502‧‧‧腳跟外側(感測區塊) 502‧‧‧ outside of the heel (sensing block)

503‧‧‧腳掌內側(感測區塊) 503‧‧‧The inside of the foot (sensing block)

504‧‧‧腳掌中央(感測區塊) 504‧‧‧foot center (sensing block)

505‧‧‧腳掌外側(感測區塊) 505‧‧‧ outside of the foot (sensing block)

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一種護腳的系統,包括有:至少一陣列式壓力及剪力感測器,係依足部骨骼之結構及可承受壓力與剪力的比值不同而分成若干區塊,各自獨立測取各區塊的壓力與剪力之分佈值;解碼器、多工器及訊號放大電路,係用於電連及掃描該陣列式壓力及剪力感測器,使該陣列式壓力及剪力感測器之每一感測單元的訊號都能分時被送至電連之訊號放大電路,且該陣列式壓力及剪力感測器的訊號被該訊號放大電路放大;類比/數位訊號轉換器,係將電連之該訊號放大電路處理後的類比訊號轉換成數位訊號;微處理器,係操控上述電路,並讀取該數位訊號,進一步處理、儲存、並透過無線或近身網路傳輸器及傳送;無線或近身網路傳輸器,係傳送該微處理器之處理結果訊號至遠端電腦或手機;電源供應器,係提供整個系統所需電源;軟性電路板,係用於承載與連接上述之該陣列式壓力及剪力感測器、解碼器、多工器、訊號放大電路、類比/數位訊號轉換器、微處理器、無線或近身網路傳輸器、電源供應器等;至少一上下墊,係用於承受足底大部分壓力與剪力,並包覆該 陣列式壓力及剪力感測器、解碼器、多工器、訊號放大電路、類比/數位訊號轉換器、微處理器、無線或近身網路傳輸器、電源供應器等;電腦或手機及足底壓力及剪力檢測軟體等,係經無線傳輸或近身網路,接收量測訊號,建立使用者足底承受壓力與剪力各區塊的平均值,並根據使用者跑步與行走,足部壓力與剪力的平均值與基準範圍作比對,以供使用者判斷出足底正常與異常之狀況,即時瞭解其步態情形,適時提出警告或建議,達到護腳的功能與效果。 A foot protection system comprising: at least one array of pressure and shear sensors, which are divided into a plurality of blocks according to the structure of the bone of the foot and the ratio of the pressure to the shear force, and each of the zones is independently measured. The pressure and shear distribution of the block; the decoder, multiplexer, and signal amplifying circuit are used to electrically connect and scan the array of pressure and shear sensors to make the array of pressure and shear sensors The signal of each sensing unit can be sent to the signal amplifying circuit of the electrical connection in time, and the signal of the array pressure and shear sensor is amplified by the signal amplifying circuit; the analog/digital signal converter is Converting the analog signal processed by the signal amplifying circuit into a digital signal; the microprocessor controls the circuit and reads the digital signal for further processing, storage, and transmission through a wireless or mesa network transmitter and Transmission; wireless or mesa network transmitter, which transmits the processing result signal of the microprocessor to the remote computer or mobile phone; the power supply provides the power required for the entire system; the flexible circuit board is used for carrying and connecting The array of pressure and shear sensors, decoders, multiplexers, signal amplifying circuits, analog/digital converters, microprocessors, wireless or mesa network transmitters, power supplies, etc.; At least one upper and lower pad for receiving most of the pressure and shear of the sole and covering the Array pressure and shear sensors, decoders, multiplexers, signal amplifiers, analog/digital converters, microprocessors, wireless or mesa network transmitters, power supplies, etc.; computers or mobile phones and The plantar pressure and shear force detection software, etc., are wirelessly transmitted or close to the network, receive the measurement signal, establish the average value of the pressure and shear force of the user's sole, and according to the user's running and walking, The average value of the foot pressure and the shear force is compared with the reference range for the user to judge the normal and abnormal condition of the sole, to instantly understand the gait situation, and to provide a warning or suggestion in time to achieve the function and effect of the foot protection. 如申請專利範圍第1項所述的系統,其該陣列式壓力及剪力感測器的感測單元可由導電金屬薄膜與導電性橡膠形成三明治結構的電阻性負載或由介電性橡膠形成電容性負載來達成。 The system of claim 1, wherein the sensing unit of the array pressure and shear sensor can be formed by a resistive load of a sandwich structure of a conductive metal film and a conductive rubber or a capacitor formed by a dielectric rubber. Sexual load to achieve. 如申請專利範圍第2項所述的系統,其中該感測單元至少4個以組成一個感測組元(cell),可同時量測壓力及剪力,該4個感測單元為2 x 2布局,當其上下電極受壓力而相對靠近或是受到剪力而相對平移,即可各自獨立量測壓力及剪力。 The system of claim 2, wherein the sensing unit comprises at least four to form a sensing unit, and the pressure and the shearing force can be simultaneously measured. The four sensing units are 2 x 2 The layout, when the upper and lower electrodes are relatively close by pressure or relatively translated by shear force, can independently measure pressure and shear force. 如申請專利範圍第1項所述的系統,其中該陣列式壓力及剪力感測裝置,其量測區塊之分配,可視量測位置不同之所需而定。 The system of claim 1, wherein the array pressure and shear sensing device, the measurement block is allocated, and the measurement position is different depending on the need. 一種護腳的系統,其主要特徵是使用者將一種可感測足底壓力及剪力的軟性裝置放於鞋內,成為原鞋墊的一部份,進行跑步與行走,作為足底壓力與剪力感測的量測體,該量測體除了至少一陣 列式壓力及剪力感測器外,還包含所需的解碼器與多工器、訊號放大電路、類比/數位訊號轉換器、微處理器、無線或近身網路傳輸器、電源供應器、電腦或手機及足底壓力與剪力檢測軟體,而該足底壓力及剪力檢測軟體施行護腳的步驟為:將量測體的感測面積依足部骨骼之結構及可承受壓力及剪力的比值不同而分成若干區塊,且於該區塊內裝設陣列式壓力及剪力感測器,各自獨立測取各區塊的壓力與剪力之分佈值,並根據各區塊的受力狀況,分別擷取使用者兩腳受力的資料,建立使用者足底承受壓力與剪力各區塊的平均值;輸入使用者體重值,從資料庫中查出在正常狀況下,行走與跑步時各區塊承受壓力與剪力對使用者體重之比值的變異範圍,作為之後量測壓力與剪力比較的基準範圍;根據量測足部壓力與剪力的平均值,同時計算其步數與頻率,判斷使用者是跑步或行走,並與對應之基準範圍作比對;依計步結果、頻率、跑步或行走,設定門檻值,自動判定且啟動不同的動態模式,進行判斷,分別就足部各區塊提供使用者足底壓力與剪力不正常警示,以供使用者即時瞭解及矯正,達到護腳的功能。 A system for protecting a foot, the main feature of which is that a user puts a soft device capable of sensing the pressure of the sole and the shearing force into the shoe, becomes a part of the original insole, runs and walks, and acts as a foot pressure and scissors. Force-measured measurement body, except for at least one burst of the measurement body In addition to the column pressure and shear sensors, it also includes the required decoder and multiplexer, signal amplifier circuit, analog/digital converter, microprocessor, wireless or mesa network transmitter, power supply , computer or mobile phone and plantar pressure and shear testing software, and the step of the foot pressure and shear testing software for performing the foot protection is: the sensing area of the measuring body depends on the structure of the bone and the pressure and The ratio of shear force is divided into several blocks, and array pressure and shear sensors are installed in the block, and the pressure and shear force distribution values of each block are independently measured, and according to each block The force condition is obtained by taking the data of the user's two feet, and establishing the average value of the pressure and shear force of the user's foot; inputting the user's weight value and detecting it under normal conditions from the database. The range of variation of the ratio of pressure and shear force to the user's weight in each block during walking and running, as the reference range for measuring the measured pressure and shear force; measuring the average value of the foot pressure and shear force, Calculate the number of steps and frequency, Determine whether the user is running or walking, and compare with the corresponding reference range; according to the step result, frequency, running or walking, set the threshold value, automatically determine and start different dynamic modes, and judge, respectively, the foot The block provides the user with a foot pressure and an abnormality of the shear force for the user to instantly understand and correct, and achieve the function of the foot protection. 如申請專利範圍第5項所述的系統,其中該資料庫是根據一般正常人統計分析的結果而內建於護腳系統之內。 The system of claim 5, wherein the database is built into the foot protection system based on the results of statistical analysis by a normal person. 如申請專利範圍第5項所述的系統,其中該資料庫是根據使用者過去使用紀錄統計分析後而內建於護腳系統之內。 The system of claim 5, wherein the database is built into the foot protection system based on statistical analysis of past usage records of the user. 如申請專利範圍第5項所述的系統,其中該設定門檻值可進一步根據個人活動歷史紀錄來調整。 The system of claim 5, wherein the set threshold value is further adjusted according to a personal activity history record. 如申請專利範圍第5項所述的系統,其中該足底壓力與剪力不正常警示至少包含:正常者,僅壓力不正常者,僅剪力不正常者,壓力與剪力同時出現不正常者。 The system of claim 5, wherein the sole pressure and the shear abnormality warning at least include: normal, only the pressure is not normal, only the shear force is abnormal, and the pressure and the shear force are abnormal at the same time. 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