WO2008053657A1 - Body exercise detecting device capable of properly managing walking step number information in walking exercise - Google Patents
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- Body motion detection device capable of appropriately managing step count information in walking exercise
- the present invention relates to a body motion detection device, an information transmission device, a cardic walking stock, and a walking momentum calculation system, and in particular, appropriately manages step count information when performing walking motion such as Nordic walking.
- the present invention relates to a body motion detection device, an information transmission device, a Nordic walking stock, and a walking momentum calculation system. Background art
- Patent Document 1 Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2006-118909
- Patent Document 1 describes a pedometer that calculates the step length from the acceleration data obtained by the acceleration sensor using the period and amplitude. It is disclosed.
- the amount of exercise is calculated from the number of steps obtained by measuring the number of steps, which is useful for effective exercise. For this reason, it is considered meaningful to manage step count information when performing walking exercises!
- Patent Document 1 Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2006-118909
- Patent Document 2 Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 63-311586
- Patent Document 3 Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 5-137827
- Non-Patent Document 1 "NW—Nordic Walking”, [online], Nordic Walking Association, [searched August 22, 2006], Internet, ⁇ URL: http: // japan. Nordicwalking.com/
- Such exercise includes Nordic walking and also called Nordic fitness walking).
- Nordic walking is a walking exercise using stock that originated in Europe, for example, as introduced on the above website (Non-patent Document 1), and walks with a step larger than the step length during normal walking. It is exercise to do.
- Patent Document 2 discloses an electronic pedometer capable of switching the stride (running stride) between walking and running.
- the motion state in which the number of steps can be measured with the detection device of Patent Document 2 is a state in which the types of motion are different, that is, walking and running.
- the electronic pedometer of Patent Document 2 has a problem in that an accurate amount of exercise may not be calculated by a gait movement that is a gait movement, such as caledic walking, which is different from the normal one.
- the Nordic walking stock is used as an exercise equipment in the above Nordic walking, and the Nordic walking stock can be used to obtain an accurate amount of exercise in the pedometer during Nordic walking.
- Conceivable JP-A-5-137827 (Patent Document 3) describes a transceiver transceiver that can be carried without impairing mobility when skiing (not a technique for calculating the amount of movement).
- Patent Document 3 describes a transceiver transceiver that can be carried without impairing mobility when skiing (not a technique for calculating the amount of movement).
- a ski stock that also works is disclosed.
- the present invention has been made in view of the above problems, and in order to perform a walking motion under conditions different from those during normal walking such as Nordic walking, a stock for Nordic walking is used. It is an object of the present invention to provide a body motion detection device, an information transmission device, a Nordic walking stock to be used, and a walking motion amount calculation system capable of appropriately calculating a walking motion amount by using.
- the body motion detection device detects a body motion, thereby counting the number of steps in the walking mode, and the counted number of steps.
- a calculation unit that calculates an amount of exercise based on the reception mode, wherein the walking mode includes a first walking mode and a second walking mode, and receives a signal indicating the start or end of the second walking mode from another device.
- a setting unit for setting a parameter for the first walking mode or a parameter for the second walking mode as a parameter used by the calculation unit based on the signal.
- the information transmission device is an information transmission device that is attached to a device for use in walking exercise, the instruction unit for instructing the start or end of walking exercise, A transmission unit for transmitting a signal according to the instruction.
- the stock for the caledic walking is an instruction unit for instructing the start or end of nordic walking, and a signal for transmitting the signal in accordance with the instruction.
- a transmission unit for transmitting the signal in accordance with the instruction.
- the walking momentum calculation system detects body movement, thereby calculating a momentum based on the counting unit that counts the number of steps in the walking mode and the counted number of steps.
- a body motion detection device including a calculation unit that performs the above-described calculation, and an information transmission device that is attached to a device used for walking exercise.
- the information transmission device includes an instruction unit for instructing the start or end of walking exercise, and the above instruction.
- a walking unit that includes a first walking mode that is a normal walking mode and a second walking mode that is a walking mode for walking motion
- the detecting device receives a signal indicating the start or end of the second walking mode from the information transmitting device, and a parameter for the first walking mode as a parameter used in the calculating unit based on the signal. Further comprising a setting unit for setting parameters for the second walking mode.
- parameters can be easily switched in a walking exercise such as Nordic walking that consciously changes the stride. Therefore, if more accurate momentum can be calculated!
- FIG. 1 is a diagram showing a specific example of the appearance of a pedometer.
- FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing a specific example of the device configuration of the pedometer.
- FIG. 3 is a diagram showing a specific example of information stored in a storage unit.
- FIG. 4 is a diagram showing a specific example of the appearance of stock.
- FIG. 5A is an enlarged schematic view of the vicinity of the stock grip.
- FIG. 5B is a diagram showing a specific example of a transmission device.
- FIG. 6 is a block diagram illustrating a specific example of a device configuration of a transmission device.
- FIG. 7 is a block diagram showing a specific example of a functional configuration of the pedometer.
- FIG. 8 is a flowchart showing a specific example of processing in the pedometer.
- FIG. 9 is a diagram showing a specific example of a display screen in a normal walking mode.
- FIG. 10 is a diagram showing a specific example of a display screen in Nordic mode.
- FIG. 11 is a block diagram showing a specific example of a functional configuration of the pedometer.
- a pedometer intended to be worn on the user's waist is illustrated as an example of the body motion detection device.
- the body motion detection device according to the present invention will be described. Is not limited to the one attached to the waist, but may be attached to a part other than the user's waist or a mounting part provided on the device used.
- the equipment used for this purpose is equipment such as stocks and supporters that are used to assist the walking movement, and dedicated clothing and shoes, such as clothes and decorations used during the walking movement. It shall refer to utensils including goods.
- the walking exercise amount calculation system is a pedometer that is a body motion detection device.
- stock 200 is a walking exercise equipment.
- FIG. 1 is a perspective view of the pedometer 100A as viewed from the front right and diagonally upward.
- pedometer 100A in the present embodiment includes a main body portion 110 and a clip portion 130 to be attached to a user's waist.
- main body 110 has a flat outer shape that is circular when viewed from the front, and is provided with display 116 on the front and buttons 117a on the peripheral surface.
- the display unit 116 is a display unit for displaying body motion information detected by the body motion detection sensor, and is preferably configured by a liquid crystal display panel (LCD).
- the button 117a is used to turn on the power, reset the counter, or perform various settings, and a plurality of buttons 117a may be provided for each operation.
- a battery 164 (see Fig. 2) for supplying power to these processing circuits is accommodated.
- pedometer 100A includes a sensor unit 150 including the above-described body movement detection sensor, the above-described battery 164, and an operation unit 117 including the above-described button 117a.
- the amplifier unit 160 the filter unit 161, the CPU (Central Processing Unit) 162, the memory unit 163, and a constant voltage circuit that is a circuit for stabilizing the power supply voltage supplied from the battery 164 Consists of 165.
- it includes a receiving unit 166 that receives data transmitted from the stock 200 described later.
- CPU 162 includes an arithmetic circuit 162a for performing processing described later, and a storage unit 162b for storing information used for processing described later.
- the storage unit 162b may be in a predetermined area of the memory unit 163.
- the amplifier unit 160 amplifies the electrical signal output from the body motion detection sensor of the sensor unit 150 and inputs the amplified signal to the filter unit 161. The input electrical signal is input to the filter unit 161. The noise is removed and input to the CPU 162.
- the operation unit 117 inputs an operation signal based on the operation of the button 117a to the CPU 162.
- the receiving unit 166 inputs data received from the stock 200 described later to the CPU 162.
- the memory unit 163 stores a program for performing various arithmetic processes.
- the CPU 162 executes the above program based on the operation signal input from the operation unit 117 and the data from the stock 200 input from the reception unit 166, so that the electric circuit input from the filter unit 161 in the arithmetic circuit 162a is executed. Various operations are performed using signals.
- the CPU 162 issues a command to display various information such as measurement results on the display unit 116.
- the CPU 162 stores various information such as measurement results in a predetermined area of the memory unit 163.
- the storage unit 162b of the CPU 162 is a parameter used for calculation in the arithmetic circuit 162a set in advance by the operation unit 117, and includes a walking exercise amount (hereinafter referred to as a stride and weight in a normal walking mode).
- the parameters used for calculating the momentum) and the storage area of the memory unit 163 for storing the calculation results are stored.
- the storage unit 162b is a storage area for storing parameters used for calculating the amount of exercise based on the number of steps measured during Nordic walking and the results thereof, which are not in the normal walking mode, as shown in FIG. The information for specifying is stored.
- a stock identifier which is information for identifying the stock, which will be described later
- a storage area of the memory unit 163 for storing various information such as measurement results, a stride used for calculation in the arithmetic circuit 162a Memorize the correspondence with parameters such as weight.
- the storage unit 162b Stores information specifying the corresponding formula (program).
- a walking mode based on normal walking is referred to as a normal walking mode
- a walking mode based on Nordic walking is referred to as a Nordic mode.
- the stock 200 is composed of a pair of left and right, and a grip 203 is provided on the top of the pole body 201 for a user to hold, and in contact with the ground at the bottom.
- a spike tip 205 is provided to make it happen.
- the grip 203 supplements the use of the stock 200.
- a strap 207 to assist is provided. When using the Stock 200, attach the strap 2 07 to the user's hand without sagging. This is because the strap 207 does not remove the stock 200 from the user's hand even if the hand holding the grip 203 is fully open.
- FIG. 4 shows one specific example of the shape of the stock 200, and the power that is applied to the present invention is not limited to the shape shown in FIG.
- FIG. 5A is an enlarged schematic view of the vicinity of the grip 203 of the stock 200.
- the strap 207 is omitted for the sake of explanation!
- the grip 203 of the stock 200 in the present embodiment is further provided with an information transmission device (hereinafter abbreviated as a transmission device) 209.
- the transmission device 209 is provided with a transmission switch 2091.
- the transmission switch 2091 is used to transmit a signal to be described later from the transmission device 209 when pressed by the user when starting or ending the Nordic walking using the stock 200.
- One specific example of the form of the transmitting device 209 includes a belt 2093 for attachment to the grip 203, as shown in FIG. 5B. It is preferable that the transmitting device 209 be mounted at a position where the transmitting switch 2091 can be pushed without largely changing the posture from the posture in which the stock 200 is used. More specifically, as shown in FIG. 5A, the transmission switch 2091 moves to any finger (see FIG. 5) without greatly changing from the posture (state) in which the user grips the grip 203 as the posture to use the stock 200. It is preferable to attach the grip 203 so that it can be pushed with the thumb (5A). In addition, the grip 203 is preferably provided with a recess or a groove (not shown) for fixing the belt 2093 at a position suitable for mounting the transmission device 209.
- the form and mounting position of the transmission device 209 are not limited to those shown in FIGS. 5A and 5B, and may be other forms and mounting positions.
- the “attachment” here is not limited to a state where two or more separated objects are in contact with each other, but is configured as a single object. Including. That is, another specific example of the form of the transmission device 209 may be a form incorporated in the grip 203.
- transmission apparatus 209 provided in stock 200 in the present embodiment includes An operation unit 231 including the transmission switch 2091 described above, a CPU 232, a memory unit 234, and a transmission unit 235 are included.
- the memory unit 234 stores a stock identifier that is information for specifying the stock 200.
- the operation unit 231 inputs an operation signal to the CPU 232 when the transmission switch 2091 is pressed.
- the CPU 232 that has received the operation signal reads the stock identifier from the memory unit 234 and transmits it from the transmission unit 235.
- the transmission method of the stock identifier in the transmission unit 235 is not limited to a specific method, but as the simplest method, for example, transmission by short-range wireless communication using Bluetooth (registered trademark) or the like is adopted. obtain.
- FIG. 7 is a block diagram showing a specific example of a functional configuration for performing calculations corresponding to the normal walking mode and the caledic mode in the pedometer 100A which is effective in the present embodiment.
- the functions in Fig. 7 are the functions that are mainly formed on the CPU 162 when the CPU 162 reads out and executes the program stored in the memory unit 163. May be used.
- the above-described function of pedometer 100A which is useful for the present embodiment, includes a mode storage unit 10 that stores the current mode, a determination unit 11 that determines the designated mode, and a walking mode.
- a selection unit for selecting a storage area for storing parameters and calculation results used in the calculation in step 1, 3, a step count counting unit 15 for counting the number of steps based on an electric signal from the sensor unit 150, and a calculation unit for calculating the amount of exercise 17
- the storage unit 18 stores the calculation result in a predetermined storage area, and the display control unit 19.
- the determination unit 11 monitors the signal received by the reception unit 166, and detects the signal transmitted when the switching switch 2091 is pressed by the transmission device 209 of the stock 200. That is, the determination unit 11 detects that the transmission device 209 has instructed the start or end of the Nordic mode. Further, the determination unit 11 determines the designated mode based on the current mode stored in the mode storage unit 10 and the instruction to start or end the Nordic mode in the transmission device 209. . The determination unit 11 analyzes the signal received by the reception unit 166 and reads a stock identifier included in the signal. The determination unit 11 inputs the designated mode and the read stock identifier to the selection unit 13 and the display control unit 19.
- the selection unit 13 refers to the information stored in the storage unit 162b, and selects a parameter used in the calculation in the designated mode and a storage area of the memory unit 163 for storing the calculation result. . Further, when the designated mode is the Nordic mode, a parameter used in the calculation and a storage area of the memory unit 163 for storing the calculation result are selected based on the input stock identifier. Then, the selected parameter is input to the calculation unit 17 and information specifying the selected storage area is input to the storage unit 18.
- the computing unit 17 calculates the amount of exercise from the number of steps counted by the step count counting unit 15 using the input parameters, and inputs the calculation result to the storage unit 18 and the display control unit 19.
- the storage unit 18 stores the calculation result in the storage area of the memory unit 163 selected by the selection unit 13.
- the amount of exercise calculated by the calculation unit 17 includes the walking distance, the number of steps and walking distance counted after a certain period of time from the start of walking, calories burned, fat burning amount, walking speed, walking pitch, exercise intensity, constant For example, the number of steps or the walking distance above exercise intensity.
- the computing unit 17 calculates one or more of the momentums.
- the display control unit 19 generates display data for displaying the calculation result on the display unit 116, and controls the display on the display unit 116. In addition, the display control unit 19 displays a mark indicating whether the designated mode is the galactic mode, which is the normal walking mode, on the display unit 116 based on the determination result input from the determination unit 11. Display data is generated and display on the display unit 116 is controlled. In addition, based on the stock identifier input from the judgment unit 11, the display unit 116 generates display data for displaying on the display unit 116 a mark indicating which stock is used in the Nordic mode! / Do it! /
- FIG. 8 is a flowchart showing a specific example of processing in the pedometer 100A which is effective for the present embodiment.
- the process shown in the flowchart of FIG. 8 is a process that starts when a battery is inserted into the pedometer 100A, for example, and is stored in the CPU 162 force S memory unit 163. This is realized by reading and executing and controlling each function shown in Fig. 7. Prior to this processing, the storage area of the memory unit 163 for storing the parameters and calculation results used in the calculation in the normal walking mode, and the parameters and calculation results used in the calculation in the nordic mode are stored. Memory part 163 It is assumed that the force s such as the storage area is registered in advance and stored in the storage unit 162b.
- step S101 when power is turned on to pedometer 100A, CPU 162 executes processing for initializing each unit (step S101). Subsequently, the determination unit 11 sets the normal walking mode as the default mode in the mode storage unit 10. The selection unit 13 sets a normal walking mode parameter as a parameter used for the calculation (step S103). The step count counting unit 15 starts counting the number of steps (step S105).
- the determination unit 11 monitors the signal received by the reception unit 166. When the determination unit 11 detects that the switching switch 2091 is pressed by the transmission device 209 of the stock 200 (YES in step S107), the determination unit 11 determines the designated mode (step S109). The selection unit 13 sets the corresponding parameter (step S111 or S113).
- step S109 when it is detected that the switch 2091 is pressed, if the normal walking mode is set in the mode storage unit 10 as the current mode (YES in step S109), the determination is made.
- Unit 11 sets the Nordic mode as the next mode in mode storage unit 10.
- the selection unit 13 sets a Nordic mode parameter as a parameter used for the calculation (step S111).
- the program used for the calculation is set in step S111.
- the determining unit 11 The normal walking mode is set as the next mode in the mode storage unit 10.
- the selection unit 13 sets a parameter for the normal walking mode as a parameter used for the calculation (step S113).
- the computing unit 17 calculates the amount of exercise using the parameters set in step S103, Sill, or Sll3 at a predetermined timing (step S115).
- Display control unit 19 controls the display unit 116 to display the calculation result.
- the above processing is executed in the pedometer 100A, which is powerful in the present embodiment, so that a walking exercise instrument is used in a gait that consciously changes the stride, such as Nordic walking. Parameters such as stride can be switched by a simple operation. Therefore, even when parameters such as stride change during walking mode, it is possible to calculate an accurate amount of exercise with a simple operation.
- pedometer 100A stores a parameter for each stock as a parameter used in Nordic mode, and sets a parameter corresponding to a stock identifier included in a signal from transmitting apparatus 209. I am going to do it. However, it is simply assumed that the Nordic mode has been instructed by storing one parameter used in the calendar mode and receiving a signal indicating that the switching switch 2091 has been pressed from the transmitter 209. It is possible to determine and set the parameters. By configuring the pedometer 100A to store parameters for each stock, the pedometer 100A can be used for a plurality of stocks registered in advance, and multiple users can use each pedometer 1 OOA. Calculate the momentum of the force by the force S.
- display control unit 19 causes display unit 116 to display a screen indicating that the designated mode is the normal walking mode or the nordic mode. Control.
- steps S103 and S113 the display control unit 19 is displayed on the display unit 116.
- step S111 the display control unit 19 controls to display a mark 303 indicating that the designated mode is the Nordic mode, as shown in FIG.
- any mode is indicated by marks 301 and 303, but only one of them (for example, the Nordic mode) may be indicated.
- the pedometer 100A which has the power of the present embodiment, performs such display control, when a parameter such as a stride is switched during the walking mode, which parameter is used for the calculation. You can easily know what is set as.
- the parameter used for the calculation in the nordic mode is used for the calculation in the normal walking mode. It may be configured to calculate from parameters to be used. In the first modification, for simplicity of explanation, the parameters used for calculation in Nordic mode are not different for each stock, and the storage area for storing the calculation results is not different for each stock. .
- the storage unit 162b of the pedometer 100B replaces the parameter used for the calculation in the Nordic mode with a coefficient for calculating the parameter used for the calculation in the Nordic mode from the parameter used for the calculation in the normal walking mode.
- the coefficient is not limited to a specific value, but one specific value is 1.3 when the parameter is the number of steps.
- the stride in Nordic mode is obtained as 1.3 times the stride in the normal walking mode, and the walking distance is calculated using the stride.
- One specific value of the coefficients for other parameters is 1.4 for the parameters used when calculating calories burned.
- the Nordic mode parameter is obtained as 1.4 times the calorie consumption calculated in the normal walking mode, and the calorie consumption is calculated using that parameter.
- coefficient stored in the storage unit 162b may be set in advance, or may be set or changed by the user. Also, in the following specific example, as described above, for convenience of explanation, it is assumed that one coefficient is stored for each parameter. Each parameter is obtained.
- FIG. 11 is a block diagram showing a specific example of a functional configuration for performing calculations corresponding to the normal walking mode and the nordic mode in the pedometer 100B, which is powerful in the first modification.
- the pedometer 100B is a pedometer shown in FIG.
- a parameter calculation unit 23 is provided instead of the selection unit 13.
- the coefficient storage unit 21 is further included.
- the coefficient storage unit 21 includes a storage unit 162b, and stores the above-described coefficients for each parameter.
- determination unit 11 inputs the designated mode to parameter calculation unit 23, storage unit 18, and display control unit 19.
- the storage unit 18 calculates the storage area in the normal walking mode or the storage area in the Nordic mode according to the mode input from the determination unit 11. Store the result
- the parameter calculation unit 23 reads out the parameters used for the calculation in the normal walking mode set in advance and inputs the parameters to the calculation unit 17. To do.
- the coefficient stored in the coefficient storage unit 21 is used to change the parameter used for the calculation in the normal walking mode to the calculation in the Nordic mode. Calculate the parameters to be used and input them to the calculation unit 17.
- the power in the first modification example, and the processing in the pedometer 100B is almost the same as the processing shown in FIG.
- the pedometer 100B uses parameters stored in the coefficient storage unit 21 in the parameter calculation unit 23, and parameters used for the calculation in the nordic mode from the parameters used for the calculation in the normal walking mode. Is calculated and the Nordic mode parameter is set as the parameter used in the calculation.
- the pedometer 100B which is a powerful example of the first modification, in this way, it is easier for the user to set the user without having to input parameters such as the number of steps in the Nordic mode. It becomes easy.
- the pedometer 100C may instruct the start or end of Nordic walking using the button 117a instead of the transmission device 209 attached to the stock 200.
- the determination unit 11 determines the instructed mode based on the operation signal from the operation unit 117.
- the power S that mentions nordic walking as a specific example of the walking movement that consciously changes the stride and the walking movement is not limited to caledic walking. May be.
- the transmitting device 209 may be attached to the walking use device (for example, stock or shoes) or dedicated wear at a position where the transmitting switch 2091 can be pressed without greatly changing the posture from the usage posture.
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