TWI826783B - Martial arts scoring method and the system thereof - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention discloses a martial arts scoring method and the system thereof. Generating marks via obtaining the image information of the players, and corresponding the scoring information of the players to the image information of the players instantly. The scoring results of the players can be calculated by judging the marks. Therefore, the scoring results with their image information can instantly be provided after a poomsae competition and/or practice.

Description

Martial Arts Scoring Methods and Systems

The present invention relates to a scoring method and its system. In particular, it refers to a martial arts scoring system that records the referee's scoring of players in real time during the performance of martial arts, and at the same time generates marks in the image information to obtain scoring results based on the marks. methods and systems.

In Taekwondo, Poomsae is an item that needs to be tested during the promotion and promotion process. In addition, practicing Poomsae can increase the accuracy and fluency of basic movements, making Poomsae extremely important in the training process of Taekwondo. of a link. Currently, all martial arts competitions around the world use the judgment of referees as the basis for scoring. That is to say, during the competition, the referee needs to judge the correctness of the contestants' Poomsae movements based on personal experience and standards, and determine the correctness of the contestants' Poomsae movements during the competition. After the end, the final score of the contestant is provided based on the referee's score. However, manual judgment will inevitably lead to errors, and during the scoring process, the referee can often only deduct points immediately when the player's actions are not up to standard, leaving no room for improvement. It is undoubtedly a problem to record the time and actions when players were deducted due to incorrect movements, making it difficult for players to know when and what actions they were deducted after the game. It is one of the obstacles for players to review and improve in the future.

In a conventional technique, each referee uses paper to record the scores of the players during the Poomsae competition, and after the competition ends, the scores of each referee are integrated to obtain the final score of the players. However, since the pace of Poomsae competition is very fast, if the referee wants to record the players' movements on paper at the same time, it is not only prone to errors in recording, but also requires extra manpower and time to tally the scores after the game. time.

In another conventional technology, each referee holds an electronic scoring device to instantly deduct points for the player's actions during the Poomsae competition. Compared with the previous conventional technology, buttons are used instead of handwriting. Recording allows the referee to focus on watching the players without worrying about transcribing. However, regardless of whether it is a paper record or an electronic record, only the final results of the players will be displayed after the game, which still cannot solve the problem of the players having no way of knowing the point deduction time and actions.

Although in today's various sports competitions, cameras are often used to record the entire competition process for broadcast or as a record archive. Players can review the competition by watching the recorded video. However, the video will only save the competition. From the action images at the time, it is still impossible to accurately know the actual situation of the referee deducting points.

Based on the above, the conventional technology is not suitable for detection and comparison of martial arts movements. Based on the bottleneck of the above conventional technology, the present invention Ming Dynasty overcomes the above shortcomings and proposes a detection and comparison method for martial arts movements.

One object of the present invention is to provide a martial arts scoring method and its system, which instantly generates the player's Poomsae image information during the player's Poomsae performance, and synchronously corresponds the scoring information input by the referee to the Poomsae image. Markers are generated in the information, so that after the Poomsae action ends, the scoring information input by the referee at different time points can be tracked based on the markers in the Poomsae image information.

Another object of the present invention is to provide a martial arts scoring method and its system. In the process of obtaining the scoring result, it is judged whether a mark is generated in the Poomsae image information, and further generates a corresponding mark based on the scoring information in the mark. Corresponding scoring results to increase the accuracy of scoring results.

Another object of the present invention is to provide a martial arts scoring method and its system, which integrates the basic information of the players into the Poomsae image information and/or scoring results to compile and classify Poomsae competitions or exercises. Information, so that after the Poomsae action is completed, the Poomsae image information and/or scoring results of different players can be viewed efficiently according to needs.

Another object of the present invention is to provide a martial arts scoring method and its system, which is based on marking generated by scoring information. The corresponding time points are fused into the Poomsae image information and stored for further reading, and during reading, the fragments to be viewed can be selected according to the marked time.

In order to achieve the above purpose and effect, the present invention proposes a martial arts scoring method to record the status of at least one referee scoring a player's Poomsae action. The method includes the following steps: First, obtain a Poomsae of the player. Image information; then, determine whether at least one mark is generated, and when at least one scoring information input by the referee is obtained at at least one point in time, the corresponding mark is generated in the Poomsae image information based on the time point. When at least one mark is not obtained, When the referee inputs the scoring information, the mark will not be generated until the acquisition of the Poomsae image information is stopped; and, a scoring result will be generated based on the mark, and when the mark is generated, the scoring information will be counted. And obtain the scoring result accordingly; when the mark is not generated, the scoring result is obtained directly.

In order to achieve the purpose of the above invention, the steps of the martial arts scoring method proposed by the present invention further include: before obtaining the poomsae image information of the player, the basic information of the player is first obtained, and the basic information of the player is integrated Enter at least one of the Poomsae image information and the scoring result.

In order to achieve the purpose of the above invention, the steps of the martial arts scoring method proposed by the present invention further include: displaying the scoring result, and the displayed The method is selected from screen display, voice playback, electronic printing, physical printing and a combination of the above methods.

In order to achieve the purpose of the above invention, the steps of the martial arts scoring method proposed by the present invention further include: after stopping to obtain the Poomsae image information, merging and storing the mark and the Poomsae image information according to the time point, so as to for further reading.

In the steps of the martial arts scoring method proposed by the present invention, the scoring information is obtained by receiving at least one of voice, gesture, and button messages.

In order to achieve the above objectives and effects, the present invention proposes a martial arts scoring system, which is suitable for recording the scoring of at least one referee's poomsae movements by at least one contestant. The martial arts scoring system includes an image capture unit, a a scoring unit and a processing unit. Among them, the image capturing unit generates a Poomsae image information based on the player's Poomsae movements; the scoring unit generates scoring information based on the referee's input; a processing unit receives data from the image capturing unit The Poomsae image information and the scoring information of the scoring unit, the processing unit generates a mark based on the time point when the scoring information is generated and the corresponding Poomsae image information, and generates a scoring result accordingly.

In the martial arts scoring system, the processing unit further receives a basic information of the player transmitted by a data input unit, and the data input unit is selectively integrated into the martial arts scoring system.

In the martial arts scoring system, the processing unit further displays the scoring result on a display unit, and the display unit is selectively integrated with the martial arts scoring system.

In the martial arts scoring system, the processing unit further stores the basic data, the Poomsae image information, the scoring information, the mark, and the scoring result in a storage unit, and the storage unit is more selective Integrated into the martial arts scoring system.

In the martial arts scoring system, the scoring device is at least one of an image recognizer, a sound recognizer, and a manual controller.

In the martial arts scoring system, it is suitable for recording when the referee scores the Poomsae movements of the players, and the image capture unit correspondingly generates a plurality of Poomsae movements based on the players' Poomsae movements. Potential image information, and the processing unit further receives a plurality of the basic information of the players transmitted by at least one of the data input units.

In the martial arts scoring system, it is suitable for recording a plurality of judges' scoring of a player's Poomsae movements. The scoring unit generates a plurality of scoring information based on the inputs of the judges. , and the processing unit further receives the basic information of the player transmitted by the data input unit.

In the martial arts scoring system, it is suitable to record the influence of the referee when scoring multiple Poomsae actions of the player. The image capturing unit generates a plurality of the Poomsae image information based on the Poomsae movements of the players, the scoring unit generates a plurality of the scoring information based on the inputs of the judges, and the processing unit further receives A plurality of the basic information of the players transmitted by at least one of the data input units.

To sum up, in the martial arts scoring method and its system disclosed in the present invention, Poomsae image information is obtained by capturing the players performing Poomsae movements, and the referee's scoring information of the players is mapped to the Poomsae in real time. Poomsae image information and generate marks, and after stopping to obtain the Poomsae image information, directly calculate the player's score by judging whether there is a mark, so as to solve the problem in the conventional technology that manual scoring is required and the scoring information cannot be mapped to the image in real time. missing. Utilizing the martial arts scoring method and its system disclosed in the present invention not only eliminates the need for manual scoring, but also significantly reduces the error rate when referees count scores or perform overall scoring, and can more quickly after the poomsae competition/practice. You can easily view the scoring information given by the referee in the Poomsae image information based on the marks. After the competition/practice, you can easily review the Poomsae image information and know the time and action of the deducted points, which satisfies the conventional technology that cannot know the referee. The regrets at the time of deducting points can also be used as a reference for referees and players to review and improve in the future.

1:Martial arts scoring system

10:Image capture unit

12:Scoring unit

14: Processing unit

16: Data input unit

18:Display unit

20:Storage unit

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S11, S12, S13, S14, S15a, S15b: steps

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FIG. 1 is a flow block diagram of an embodiment of the martial arts scoring method disclosed in the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a system block diagram of an embodiment of the martial arts scoring system disclosed in the present invention.

FIG. 3 is a flow block diagram of an embodiment of the martial arts scoring method disclosed in the present invention.

FIG. 4 is a system block diagram of an embodiment of the martial arts scoring system disclosed in the present invention.

FIG. 5 is a flow block diagram of an embodiment of the martial arts scoring method disclosed in the present invention.

FIG. 6 is a system block diagram of an embodiment of the martial arts scoring system disclosed in the present invention.

FIG. 7 is a flow block diagram of an embodiment of the martial arts scoring method disclosed in the present invention.

FIG. 8 is a system block diagram of an embodiment of the martial arts scoring system disclosed in the present invention.

The advantages and spirit of the present invention can be further understood through the following detailed description and accompanying drawings. The structure and use of the embodiments of the present invention are described in detail as follows. It must be understood that the present invention provides many applicable innovative concepts, which can be for widespread implementation. This particular embodiment merely represents a specific manner in which to make and use the invention, but does not limit the scope of the invention.

The invention proposes a martial arts scoring method and a system thereof, which are suitable for recording the referee's scoring of martial arts by players. Please refer to FIG. 1 and FIG. 2 at the same time. FIG. 1 is a flow block diagram of an embodiment of the martial arts scoring method disclosed in the present invention. FIG. 2 is a system block diagram of an embodiment of the martial arts scoring system disclosed in the present invention. .

As shown in Figures 1 and 2, the martial arts scoring system 1 includes an image capture unit 10, a scoring unit 12 and a processing unit 14. In this implementation, the image capture unit 10 is used to record the performance of the players. The Poomsae action is used to generate Poomsae image information; the scoring unit 12 generates scoring information based on the referee's input; the processing unit 14 is used to integrate the Poomsae image information and scoring information and generate the player's scoring results. Specifically, the martial arts scoring method of this embodiment includes the following steps: First, in step S01, the image capture unit 10 in the martial arts scoring system 1 continuously obtains the Poomsae image of the player when the player performs Poomsae movements. information; in step S02, the processing unit 14 obtains the scoring information from the scoring unit 12, and generates corresponding marks in the poomsae image information based on the time when the scoring information is obtained; then, in step S03, it is determined whether the poomsae is in the poomsae image information. A mark is generated in the potential image information; when the processing unit 14 determines that the mark generation result is yes, that is, when the processing unit 14 obtains the scoring information from the scoring unit 12, it enters step S04a to process The unit 14 will count the scoring information and obtain the scoring result. On the contrary, if the processing unit 14 determines that the mark generation result is no, that is, when the processing unit 14 does not obtain any scoring information from the scoring unit 12, step S04b is entered. , the processing unit 14 directly obtains the scoring result.

In the above embodiment, the scoring unit 12 continuously generates scoring information according to the scoring instructions input by the referee. For example, every time the referee judges the player's action and inputs a deduction instruction, the scoring unit 12 Scoring information will be generated once according to the instruction to deduct points. In other words, the scoring unit 12 will generate various types of scoring information according to the content input by the referee.

In the above embodiment, the processing unit 14 generates the player's scoring results respectively according to whether the mark is generated or not. Specifically, the processing unit 14 continues to receive the Poomsae image information from the image capture unit 10 and the scoring information from the scoring unit 12, and generates the Poomsae image information correspondingly according to the time point when the scoring information is received. mark until the acquisition of Poomsae image information from the image capture unit 10 is stopped. That is to say, since the mark is generated by the scoring information from the scoring unit 12, the processing unit 14 can receive the player's Poomsae image information. When receiving the Poomsae image information, it is synchronously determined whether the Poomsae image information generates a mark. Until it stops receiving the Poomsae image information, it can immediately know whether the Poomsae image information contains a mark and the number of marks, so that the scoring information can be quickly counted. , and then produce scoring results. In addition, in-product The potential image information may not contain any marks. In other words, in this case, the scoring unit 12 may not receive any deduction instructions input from the referee. At this time, the processing unit 14 does not need to Additional statistics on scoring information are performed to directly generate scoring results. In addition, the scoring result is used to present the results of the player's Poomsae movements. For example, the scoring result can be a score (such as a numerical score), a grade (such as A, B, C) or a simple rating (such as passing , unqualified), etc., when the processing unit 14 generates more marks in the Poomsae image information, it means that the referee gives more deduction instructions to the players, and when the processing unit 14 determines that the Poomsae image information does not contain any marks, This means that the player has not received any point deduction instructions.

During the Poomsae competition, the system can obtain the basic information of each player in advance and integrate the basic information of the players into at least one of the Poomsae image information and scoring results. Based on the above, please refer to FIG. 3 and FIG. 4 at the same time. FIG. 3 is a flow block diagram of an embodiment of the martial arts scoring method disclosed in the present invention. FIG. 4 is a system block of an embodiment of the martial arts scoring system disclosed in the present invention. Schematic diagram. In this embodiment, the martial arts scoring system includes an image capturing unit 10, a scoring unit 12, a processing unit 14 and a data input unit 16. The data input unit 16 is used to input basic information of the players. In detail, the martial arts scoring method of this embodiment includes the following steps: First, in step S11, the data input unit 16 transmits the player's basic data to the processing unit 14; Next, in step S12, the image capture unit 10 obtains the Poomsae image information of the player, and the processing unit 14 synchronously integrates the player's basic information into the Poomsae image information; in step S13, the processing unit 14 obtains The scoring information from the scoring unit 12 generates a mark in the Poomsae image information; then, in step S14, the processing unit 14 determines whether a mark is generated in the Poomsae image information; when the processing unit 14 determines that the mark generation result is yes When, that is, when the processing unit 14 generates corresponding marks in the Poomsae image information according to each time point when the scoring information is obtained, step S15a is entered. The processing unit 14 counts the scoring information to obtain the scoring results, and synchronously adds the players The basic information of is integrated into the scoring result. On the contrary, if the processing unit 14 determines that the mark generation result is no, that is, when the processing unit 14 does not generate a mark in the Poomsae image information, then step S15b is entered, and the processing unit 14 directly obtains Score results, and integrate the player's basic information into the score results.

The difference between this embodiment and the previous embodiment is that before obtaining the Poomsae image information, the schedule information is obtained first. The schedule information includes the time of the game and the basic information of the players, and is selectively integrated with the Poomsae image information or scoring results. among them. The basic information of the players includes but is not limited to name, height, rank, etc.

In addition, during the Poomsae competition, the scoring results can be displayed in real time for the reference of on-site audiences and players. Based on the above, please refer to Figure 5 and Figure 6 at the same time. Figure 5 shows the martial arts scoring disclosed by the present invention. A schematic flow diagram of an embodiment of a method. FIG. 6 is a schematic system block diagram of an embodiment of a martial arts scoring system disclosed in the present invention. The same parts of the processes and systems in Figures 5 and 6 as those in Figures 1 and 2 will not be repeated here. In terms of system architecture, Figure 6 further includes the display unit 18. In terms of processes, Figure 5 and Figure 1 The difference is that in steps S34a and S34b, the processing unit 14 further displays the scoring results on the display unit 18.

In this embodiment, the display unit 18 can be selectively integrated into the martial arts scoring system 1, and the display method is selected from screen display, voice playback, electronic printing, physical printing and a combination of the above methods.

In addition, after the Poomsae competition is over, the Poomsae image information can be additionally stored for future reference needs. Based on the above, please refer to FIG. 7 and FIG. 8 at the same time. FIG. 7 is a flow block diagram of an embodiment of the martial arts scoring method disclosed in the present invention. FIG. 8 is a system block of an embodiment of the martial arts scoring system disclosed in the present invention. Schematic diagram. The same parts of the processes and systems in Figures 7 and 8 as those in Figures 1 and 2 will not be repeated here. In terms of system architecture, Figure 7 further includes the storage unit 20. In terms of processes, Figure 8 and Figure 1 The difference is that in step S43, the mark and Poomsae image information are integrated and stored according to the time point for further reading. Of course, the present invention does not limit this step to be located at a specific position in the method flow. This step can be at the end of the process. It can be executed immediately after obtaining the Poomsae image information, or can be saved after the final scoring result is obtained.

In this embodiment, the storage unit 20 is more selectively integrated into the martial arts scoring system 1, and the processing unit 14 further stores basic data, Poomsae image information, scoring information, marks, and scoring results in the storage unit 20 .

In the embodiment of the present invention, the scoring device is at least one of an image recognizer, a sound recognizer, and a manual controller. And the scoring information is obtained by receiving at least one of voice, gesture, and key messages.

It should be noted that at least two of the data input unit, display unit and storage unit in the above embodiments can be selectively integrated into the martial arts scoring system. In other words, the martial arts scoring system can also include images. Acquisition unit, scoring unit, processing unit, data input unit, display unit and storage unit.

In martial arts competitions, there are also situations where multiple referees score players at the same time. When there are multiple referees, the scoring unit generates multiple scoring information correspondingly based on the input of the referees, and the processing unit further receives the data. Enter the basic information of the players transmitted by the input unit. In addition, in martial arts competitions, it is more likely that there will be multiple players performing Poomsae at the same time. When there are multiple referees and players at the same time, the image capture unit will correspondingly generate multiple Poomsae based on the players' Poomsae movements. According to the potential image information, the scoring unit generates plural scoring information correspondingly based on the input of the referees, and the processing unit further receives plural basic information of the players transmitted by at least one data input unit.

Therefore, the martial arts scoring method and system disclosed in the present invention utilize the processing unit to obtain the Poomsae image information of the player from the image capture unit and obtain the scoring information from the scoring unit, so as to obtain the scoring information simultaneously. Marks are generated in the Poomsae image information at the time point, and further scoring information is obtained based on whether the marks are generated or not. The use of this method and system can not only reduce possible referee misjudgments in Poomsae competitions, but also solve the problem of not being able to map scoring information to images in real time, making it possible to know the results of Poomsae competitions or exercises more efficiently and accurately, and when When multiple people participate in the Poomsae competition, the corresponding completion results of multiple players can be analyzed.

As can be seen from the above, the present invention has at least the following advantages:

1. By instantly mapping the scoring information input by the referee to the Poomsae image information to generate markers, so that the Poomsae image information can track the scoring information input by the referee at different time points based on the markers, without spending additional time on Searching for possible points and actions in Poomsae image information greatly improves the efficiency of subsequent reviews.

2. By determining whether a mark is generated in the Poomsae image information, a corresponding scoring result can be generated based on the scoring information in the mark. This reduces the time required to compile scoring information, and increases the accuracy of scoring results through the traceability of markers.

3. In the case of multiple referees and/or multiple people competing/practicing, the scoring information generated by each referee for different players can be mapped to the appropriate Poomsae image information, so that the Poomsae competition or practice can Efficiently and accurately know the scoring results of each player.

The technical content disclosed in the present invention is not limited to the above-mentioned embodiments. Anything that is the same as the inventive concepts and principles disclosed in the present invention falls within the patentable scope of the present invention. It should be noted that the directions of components described in the present invention, such as "up", "down", "above", "below", "horizontal", "vertical", "left", "right", etc. do not mean Absolute position and/or orientation. The definitions of components, such as “first” and “second” are not words of limitation, but terms of distinction. The "includes" or "includes" used in this case covers the concepts of "including" and "having" and indicates components, operating steps and/or groups or combinations of the above, and does not mean exclusion or addition. In addition, unless otherwise stated, the sequence of steps does not represent an absolute sequence. Furthermore, unless otherwise specified, reference to an element in the singular (eg, using the articles "a" or "an") does not mean "one and only one" but rather "one or more." As used in this case, "and/or" means "and" or "or", as well as "and" and "or". The scope-related terms used in this case include all and/or Range definitions, such as "at least", "greater than", "less than", "no more than", etc., refer to the upper or lower limit of the range.

Although the present invention has been disclosed in the foregoing embodiments, they are not intended to limit the present invention. Anyone skilled in the similar art can make some modifications and modifications without departing from the spirit and scope of the present invention. Therefore, the present invention is The scope of patent protection shall be determined by the scope of the patent application attached to this specification.

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A martial arts scoring method is used to record at least one referee's scoring of a player's Poomsae action. The method includes the following steps: obtaining a Poomsae image information of the player; determining whether at least one mark is generated: when at least one When at least one scoring information input by the referee is obtained, the corresponding mark is generated in the Poomsae image information based on that point in time. When at least one scoring information input by the referee is not obtained, the mark is not generated. Until the acquisition of the Poomsae image information is stopped; and a scoring result is generated based on the mark: when the mark is generated, the scoring information is counted and the scoring result is obtained based on it; when the mark is not generated, the scoring result is directly Obtain this scoring result. The martial arts scoring method described in claim 1, wherein before obtaining the Poomsae image information of the player, a schedule information is obtained first, and the schedule information includes the time of the competition and the basic information of the player, and will The schedule information is integrated into at least one of the Poomsae image information and the scoring results. The martial arts scoring method described in claim 1 further includes displaying the scoring results, and the display method is selected from the group consisting of screen display, voice playback, electronic printing, physical printing and a combination of the above methods. The martial arts scoring method as described in claim 1, wherein after stopping obtaining the Poomsae image information, the mark and the Poomsae image information is stored fused or independently for further retrieval. The martial arts scoring method described in claim 1, wherein the scoring information is obtained by receiving at least one of voice, gesture, and button messages. A martial arts scoring system suitable for recording at least one referee's scoring of at least one player's Poomsae movements. The martial arts scoring system includes: an image capture unit that generates a Poomsae based on the player's Poomsae movements. Image information; a scoring unit that generates scoring information based on the referee's input; and a processing unit that receives the Poomsae image information from the image capture unit and the scoring information of the scoring unit, The processing unit generates a mark based on the time point when the scoring information is generated and the corresponding Poomsae image information, and generates a scoring result accordingly. The martial arts scoring system of claim 6, wherein the processing unit further receives a basic information of the player transmitted by a data input unit, and the data input unit is further selectively integrated into the martial arts scoring system. The martial arts scoring system of claim 6, wherein the processing unit further displays the scoring result on a display unit, and the display unit is further selectively integrated with the martial arts scoring system. The martial arts scoring system as described in claim 7, wherein the processing unit further stores the basic data, the Poomsae image information, the scoring information, the mark, and the scoring result in a storage unit, and the storage unit Units are more selectively integrated into this martial arts scoring system. The martial arts scoring system as described in claim 6, wherein the scoring device is at least one of an image recognizer, a sound recognizer, and a manual controller. The martial arts scoring system as described in claim 7 is suitable for recording when the referee scores the Poomsae movements of the players, and the image capture unit generates the Poomsae movements correspondingly based on the players' Poomsae movements. The Poomsae image information, and the processing unit further receives a plurality of the basic information of the players transmitted by at least one of the data input units. The martial arts scoring system as described in claim 7 is suitable for recording multiple times when the referee scores a player's poomsae movements, and the scoring unit generates multiple numbers of the scores based on the inputs of the referees. information, and the processing unit further receives the basic information of the player transmitted by the data input unit. The martial arts scoring system as described in claim 7 is suitable for recording when the referee scores the Poomsae movements of the players, and the image capture unit generates the Poomsae movements correspondingly based on the players' Poomsae movements. For the Poomsae image information, the scoring unit generates a plurality of scoring information correspondingly based on the inputs of the referees, and the processing unit further Receive a plurality of the basic information of the players transmitted by at least one of the data input units.

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