WO2011026316A1 - 织品感测器的步态分析系统及方法 - Google Patents
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- the invention can be applied to the fields of rehabilitation therapy, physical training, long-term care, orthopedics and sports medicine, health care, entertainment and the like.
- the present invention relates to a system and method for sensing a walking motion of a wearer using a fabric sensor attached to the garment and performing an analysis to know the physiological state of the wearer. Background technique
- Gait analysis is often used to help athletes, as well as patients with impaired motor function, such as cerebral palsy, Parkinson's disease, stroke or accidental injuries.
- Prior art gait analysis is often performed in a specialized laboratory or physician's office, and must be accomplished using a number of sophisticated devices and complex methods.
- the ideal gait analysis system should be capable of continuous continuous monitoring, low cost, easy to operate, and readily available.
- the prior art also has a disadvantage: it does not exhibit the motor function of the subject in daily life. Therefore, both experts and patients need a low-cost system to achieve quantified and reproducible results.
- Most of the current gait analysis is used to help athletes and injured people, mainly in the laboratory, or visually in the doctor's office.
- US6231527 is equipped with a camera and shoes as a gait analysis sensor, and when performing gait analysis, it can only be performed indoors, allowing users to perform gait analysis indoors, thereby causing user operations. Inconvenience is not conducive to the promotion of gait analysis systems.
- US Patent No. US6984208 uses ultrasonic waves to test the user's posture and movement state and gait analysis related data, but it is not conducive to the popularity of gait analysis related systems due to the cost of the related equipment for obtaining ultrasonic waves.
- US Patent No. US 20080108913A1 uses a pressure sensor to detect a user's fall, but still needs to have an independent power supply on each shoe or sock and is not a number.
- the sensor at the same time, its signal processing needs feedback method (Feedback) for signal analysis.
- the process is too cumbersome, lengthy and complicated. It needs to use neuro-fuzzy to prevent falls, it can't behave.
- Out of the tester's gait parameters can't sense the posture or movement of the body.
- This system only generates the feedback value by the data measured by the pressure sensor and the stable data (stabi li ty prof i le). It is mainly to measure the ideal central mass prof i le and mass of individual to prevent falls. It is described in the article that if there is an acceleration gauge, the gait speed, the length of the step, and the gait time can be measured. Our current design is to improve it without the use of accelerometers.
- US Patent No. US2007/0112287 A1 uses an accelerometer and a gyroscope to hang on the ear to detect the user's gait analysis related data, but it is not conducive to promotion because of the high cost. Summary of the invention
- the gait sensor can be connected to a physiological sensor. Sensors, such as heartbeat, respiration, body temperature, sweat, blood oxygen, electrocardiogram, etc., can sense physiological functions during limb movement, allowing the invention to be further extended to every level of daily life, and measured The gait situation of the user in various postures to analyze the physiological state of the user.
- the previous sensor is placed on the shoe. In the case that it does not directly match the foot, the resulting gait analysis error is extremely large and cannot be matched with various shoes, which is too expensive and consumes electricity.
- the present invention places the sensor on the sock, which is comfortable and washable on the one hand, and can measure the data of the gait analysis when the user wears different shoes, and is suitable for the users of all levels, because The size required for the socks is not as precise as the shoes, but the socks can fit snugly on the user's feet, so the resulting gait analysis can be more precise.
- the sock sensor of the present invention can also know that when the user is walking, the shoes worn by the user are different, and the gait analysis signal can be used to know the style of the shoes worn by the user at the moment. Such as: high heels, flat shoes, slippers, sports shoes, water shoes...etc.
- the sock sensor of the present invention can be arranged on different shoes, is easy to use and ergonomic for the user, and can be applied to various shoes as long as the user puts on the sock sensor. Therefore, it is possible to integrate growth time and continuous physiological function and gait analysis change map. The health and safety of the user is greatly helpful, and since the present invention is to install a gait sensor in one or more everyday clothes that are in contact with the body, it is advantageous for the promotion and application of the present invention.
- One of the objects of the present invention is to measure the gait analysis and posture changes, such as the angle of the knee joint bending, the length of the step, and the minute, in addition to the sensor on the sock, using sensors on the clothes and pants.
- Determine the user's action posture (such as walking forward, going backwards, running, going up the stairs, going down the stairs, climbing, downhill, traversing, falling), and can also be used as an input to interactive computer games, not just now The virtual game on the computer, because the player itself has no actual action to interact with the game software.
- the invention can also be used to detect the user's posture when driving (for example: the degree of bending of the foot when the brake is applied).
- the invention relates to a wearable gait analysis system, which has the following features: 1. Wearable, comfortable and can be directly installed on general pants or socks for use in real life; 2. Wireless transmission Technology, when the user accepts the test, the user is less likely to be disturbed; Third, the wearable gait analysis system has the following characteristics: washable, durable, elastic, retractable, squeezable, so it can be easily Apply to every level of daily life; Fourth, use digital output and Bluetooth interface, so that the measured data can be directly transmitted to the common instruments of daily life for signal analysis, such as: PDA or notebook computer.
- the transmission line of the present invention is not insulated and has another reference area beside it for detecting whether the cloth is leaky. For example, the cloth is wet or the transmission line is shorted to the reference area.
- Figure 1 is a block diagram of a gait analysis system utilizing a fabric sensor of the present invention.
- Fig. 2 is a view showing the sensor architecture of the first embodiment of the gait analysis system using the fabric sensor of the present invention.
- Figure 3A is a sensor position map on the sock.
- Figure 3B is a schematic illustration of the relative position of the sensor on the sock.
- Figure 4A is a sensor position map on the knee joint.
- Fig. 4B is a schematic view showing the position of the tension sensor mounted on the pants.
- Figure 5 is a typical gait timing diagram and sensor position map.
- Figure 6 is a schematic illustration of the first four phases of the phase of gai t analysis.
- Figure 7 is a schematic illustration of the post three phases of the phase of ga i t analysis of the gait.
- Figure 8A is a completed gait analysis diagram.
- Figure 8B is a flow chart of the method of the phase of the gait.
- Figure 9 is a schematic diagram of the time t t (Tempora l Parameters) analysis.
- Figure 1 OA is a pressure center analysis diagram of normal walking.
- Figure 10B is a quality center analysis diagram of normal walking.
- Figure 10C is a pressure center of the upper floor.
- Figure 10D is an analysis of the pressure center and center of the running.
- Figure 10E is a pressure center analysis of the downstairs.
- Figure 11 is a timing diagram of the running gait.
- Figure 12 is a timing diagram of the forward walking gait.
- Figure 13 is a timing diagram of the reverse gait.
- Figure 14 is a timing diagram of the gait upstairs.
- Figure 15 is a timing diagram of the gait of the lower building.
- Figure 16 is a schematic illustration of a first sock sensing system.
- Figure 17 is a schematic illustration of a second sock sensing system.
- Figure 18 is a schematic illustration of a third sock sensing system.
- Figure 19A is a circuit diagram of a resistor mounted next to the sensor.
- Fig. 19B is a circuit diagram of a resistor and a resistor mounted next to the sensor.
- Figure 20 is a timing diagram of the Cavaliers walking.
- Figure 21 is a timing diagram of a rider riding a bicycle.
- Figure 22 is a schematic illustration of a pressure sensor outputted in multiple stages.
- Figure 23 is a schematic illustration of the time difference between the two sensors on the heel to observe the inner and outer touchdown.
- Fig. 24 is a schematic diagram of estimating the walking speed using the time difference of the sensor.
- Figure 25 is a timing chart for walking on a treadmill (speed set to 2km/hr).
- 26A and 26B are schematic views of the mechanical detection.
- Figure 27 is a flow chart of gait analysis.
- Fig. 28 is a schematic diagram of posture discrimination.
- Figure 29 is a schematic illustration of another embodiment of a sock and insole.
- Figure 30 Schematic diagram of the connection of trousers and socks with ghost felt. The best way to achieve your invention
- the system architecture of the present invention is shown in the system architecture diagram of Figure 1.
- switches, pressure, tension sensors or sensors are installed on the socks or pants depending on the application (refer to PCT/CN2008/001570 for fabrics with separate sensing zones, PCT/ CN2005/001520 electronic switch, PCT/CN2008/001571 can form a fabric for electronic components and a patent application of PCT/CN2009/000118 sensing device), the above sensor is a digital sensor with conductive material, for example: Metal materials (eg iron), non-metallic materials (eg rubber, silicone, foam) and conductive carbon materials (eg graphite).
- Metal materials eg iron
- non-metallic materials eg rubber, silicone, foam
- conductive carbon materials eg graphite
- other elastic material shields can be added to the fabric during the manufacturing process (eg rubber, foam, silicone, sponge, spring, cotton, spandex, lycra, synthetic rubber (SBR, Styrene Butadience Rubber), and foam-based materials) to increase its elasticity.
- These fabric sensors are wired to the input of the microcontroller. When the sensor senses a change in attitude, a digital signal is generated to the microcontroller, and the microcontroller includes a program processing module that encodes the digital signals output by the respective sensors simultaneously for analysis, display, storage, or warning, or It is then transmitted by the communication module to other personal digital devices, such as smartphones or computers, for analysis, display, storage or warning.
- the fabric sensor can be connected to a physiological sensor, such that when the wearer moves, the fabric sensor is reacted by an external force, and the physiological sensor simultaneously senses the wearer's physiological signal, especially when the wearer stops moving.
- the physiological sensor is used to sense the physiological signal of the wearer to detect the state of the user.
- Microcontrollers can also be used in applications where cameras, accelerometers or gyroscopes, cameras, accelerometers or gyroscopes are placed in clothes, shoes, socks, control boxes or cell phones to increase the correctness of sensing limb movements.
- the present invention is provided with four digital sensors under the socks portion of the soles of the feet.
- the output is logical. 1" becomes “0"
- Figure 3 shows the position of the sole relative to the sole, where (12) is the sole of the foot, (11) is the side of the foot, and (10) is the tibia. (9) is the part of the thumb of the foot.
- (12) is the sole of the foot
- (11) is the side of the foot
- (10) is the tibia.
- (9) is the part of the thumb of the foot.
- the small angle sensor changes the output state within 30 to 50 degrees of knee bending, preferably 40 degrees.
- the large angle sensor bends 60 to 100 degrees in the knee joint.
- the output state is changed within, preferably 60 degrees.
- Figure 4 is a schematic view of the tension sensor on the trousers.
- the digital sensor output logic state timing diagram is as shown in FIG. 5, wherein the sensors 1 to 4 are tension sensors, and the sensors 5 to 12 are pressure sensors.
- the first step in the two legs is the sensor 3 (right knee) 45 degrees), from “0" to "1", the right leg is starting to rise, so the four sensors on the right foot start to leave the ground (the sensors 12 to 9 change from logic “0" to “1”) ), the sensors on the left foot are landed one after another (sensors 8 to 5 are changed from logic "1" to “0”).
- the right leg is raised higher.
- the sensor 4 (right knee 60 degrees) is switched “1" from “0", and the right foot is completely off the ground (sensors 9 to 12 are both “1"), left foot Fully touch the ground (sensors 5 to 8 are all “0"), and left ⁇ (right (sensors 1 to 2 are “0";). Then the right leg begins to lower the right foot and begins to land. , so that the sensors 12 to 9 are gradually changed from “1” to "0”, while the left leg starts to raise the left foot and starts to leave the ground, so that the sensors 8 to 5 are successively changed from “0” to “1".
- the knees of the legs start to rise, and the sensors 1 and 2 change from “0” to "1", so that the left and right legs alternate, and the present invention can obtain the gait timing diagram of FIG. 5, and the following analysis can be performed from the timing chart.
- the gait timing is divided into seven phases, with the right heel touches the ground as the starting point, followed by the loading response, the mid-s tance, the terminal s tance, and the pre-swing period.
- - swing initial swing (ini t ia l swing), mid-swing, terminal swing.
- the first four phases are called the s tance phase, and for the s tance phase, the invention can be done with the digital sensors of the toes and heels of the feet (sensors 5, 8, 9, 12) , as shown in Figure 6, take (a) and (f) for the right heel touch (ini t ia l contact), (b) for the left toe off the ground, (c) for the right heel off the ground, (d) for the left heel Touch the ground, (e) touch the ground with the left toe.
- the latter three phases are referred to as the swing phase.
- the invention can be accomplished with four pull digital sensors on the knees of the legs (sensors 1, 2, 3, 4), as shown in Fig. 7. .
- the initial swing (ini t ia l swing) should start from the right foot off the ground (g) to the right knee (h), when the normal person's right foot is off the ground (g), that is, the right foot thumb is ""
- the angle of the right knee is 45 degrees at this time, that is, the angle of the knee joint can be known by the sensor of the foot.
- the swinging direction of the left arm is synchronized with the swinging change of the right foot, that is, the right foot swings forward and the left hand swings from the back to the front.
- the right foot changes from the heel to the toe
- the left arm swings from front to back, that is, right.
- the thumb is about to leave the ground
- the hand is placed to the last side, and the left hand is placed to the front.
- the right foot swings forward from the ground, the left hand begins to swing forward, so the movements of the hand and the foot are consistent with the joints of the body.
- the (g) to (h, ) can be measured as the initial swing ((h, ) to (0 is the midpoint of the swing (mid- Swing) (where (i) is the point at which the 45-degree sensor changes from "1" to "0"), (0 to (f) is the terminal swing.
- Figure 7 shows the time of the last three phases In the order of 0. 12, 0. 21, 0. 09 seconds.
- the condition of the knee joint or hip joint by the sensor signals of the left and right feet, for example, the most curved point on the right knee (h) can be left foot
- the thumb and the foot sensor are replaced by the midpoint of the ground, that is, when the left foot is flat on the ground, that is, when the right knee is bent at the most, when the person is just in dynamic balance, the left hand and the right hand swing symmetrically.
- the sock sensor can also know the movement of the hand, so the sock sensor can evaluate the behavior of the person, and the knee sensor is more accurate.
- the results of the knee or hip sensor can also be used to predict the change in posture of the foot.
- I am ⁇ ⁇ to obtain an amount of the arm, while the angle of the elbow or underarm 5 ⁇ may change predicted change the posture of the foot, in particular more relevant to the user at the time of its fast walking speed.
- the standing and swing phases are integrated into a complete gait analysis map, as shown in Figure 8A.
- the microcontroller reads the logic state of each sensor at a sampling frequency of 100 times per second, that is, a sufficiently high time resolution can measure the time occupied by each stage of the gait, wherein all the gaits
- a sufficiently high time resolution can measure the time occupied by each stage of the gait, wherein all the gaits
- the recording time is the pre-swing period, and then the timer is reset to zero; then the right knee is 60 degrees, the tension sensor output is the intermediate point of 1, the recording time is the initial swing, and then the timer is reset to zero and then started;
- the phase periods of each step of the same person may be more or less different.
- the invention can continuously record the phase periods of each step in a few minutes, and find the average value and standard deviation of each parameter, and also The average value and standard deviation of the swinging period, the standing period, and the swing period can be known. If the standard deviation of a person is too large, it means that the person may have an injury to the motor function, which is an important indicator, and the invention can be completed at a low cost and with a simple operation.
- the microcontroller can also predict the next gait by this gait change data. If the two gaits change greatly, it means that the user's balance is poor, or the road is uneven, for example, on a treadmill. Or on the suspension bridge, or the leg is injured or the shoes are not fit. Under normal circumstances, the gait of the left and right feet should be periodic, otherwise it may be a fall or other unexpected situation, and the present invention can raise an alarm.
- the walking speed is obtained by multiplying the number of steps per minute (Cadence) by the stride length.
- GPS Global Positioning System
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- the gait timing diagram clearly illustrates the sequence of switching for each sensor, but for analysts who want to analyze a large amount of gait information, the timing diagram is not easy to navigate. Therefore, the present invention specifically defines a center of mass (COP) Center of Mass, which is a center of gravity analysis method, so that analysts can analyze quickly and easily. A lot of gait information. From the pressure center COP, the user's left or right foot dynamic pressure center changes, and the center of gravity COM can see the entire body as a point on the ground.
- COP center of mass
- the timing diagram generated by the two-legged digital sensor is shown in Figure 10A, where (a) shows that the left foot is stepping on the ground and the right foot is off the ground, and then (b) shows that the left foot is halfway away from the ground. Touch the ground, pick up Down (c) more than (b) one more right foot bone touches the ground, the change of the pressure center can be seen a person's walking gait stability, for example: Even if the user's feet are not moving, the pressure center is still with time Changes can also be used to know the user's sense of balance and the ability of the brain to control the feet. When the user is on one foot, the pressure center (Centra l of pressure, COP) indicates the weight of the human body.
- the invention defines the sensor signal of the left foot touched ground as positive, and the sensor signal of the right foot touched ground is defined as negative, and the sum of the two can roughly represent the quality center of the human body, and the center of gravity is also the center of gravity.
- Figure 10B and 10A represent the walking gait of the same person, visible pressure and mass center (center of gravity) analysis
- ⁇ such as when the left foot completely touches the ground and the right foot is completely off the ground, the two add up to +4, which means that the center of the body mass is to the left.
- the two When both feet are completely touched, the two add up to 0, which means the center of the body mass is in the middle, and the graph of the center of mass changes with time. It can also analyze whether the gait of the person is normal and regular, such as drinking, The change of the center of mass (center of gravity) is completely irregular. Similarly, the sensor signal that touches the left foot touches the ground is positive, and the sensor signal that touches the ground with the right foot is defined as positive. Adding and dividing the two together can also indicate that the quality center of the human body is the same. Center of gravi ty is left or right.
- the sensor signal of the left foot touches the ground is defined as positive
- the sensor signal of the right foot touches the ground is defined as positive
- the sum of the two represents the weight of the human body.
- the center of mass (center of gravity) or pressure center is more accurate.
- the three-stage digital sensor is 0, 1, 2, 3, 0 means 0 grams, 1 means 2000 grams, 2 Refers to 4000 grams, 3 refers to 6000 grams.
- Another point of view is that the user's left or right foot pressure center is obtained from the pressure center COP. If the pressure center COP or the center of gravity COM is projected on the ground in the range of the two feet, use The stability is constant.
- the pressure center COP or the center of gravity COM is at the center of the range where the two feet are projected on the ground.
- the left rear heel has a coordinate value when reacting, and so on.
- This person's three-dimensional space, center of gravity changes and gait analysis and parameters in three-dimensional space.
- the acceleration gauge and the gyroscope can use the sensor on the sole of the foot as a reference point to correct the user's signal to read the angle, signal or displacement.
- the present invention defines Total pressure, posture s tate, and total movement mass (tota l movement mass) analysis methods are as follows:
- Posture status When the sensor on the body changes due to stress, the posture state is the value of all the sensors of the user.
- the value of the sensor on the human body model shows the posture or motion of the body changes. For example, if the sensor on the left side of the body is forced to change and is set to be positive, the sensor on the right side is forced to change and set to negative, and the posture state is the sum of all sensor values. If the value does not change to a stable value, it means that the left heel swings with the right arm and moves at the same time. The right foot swings while moving with the left arm. If the value changes randomly and does not approach a stable value of zero, the user is likely to fall. The user does not move, and the total pressure indicates the weight of the human body.
- Full-motion quality The total number of sensor values for the pressure on the foot plus all sensor signals (such as knee or elbow) on the body. These sensors are set to positive when they are forced to change. The larger the value, the more effectively the user uses the muscles of the body, that is, the whole body is moving.
- Figure 10C shows the pressure and mass center analysis of the running and can be seen from the figure, a to h is the time point of the gait analysis of the upper floor; a point is the signal of the right foot just stepping on the ladder of the upper floor, It is also the starting point of this analysis definition.
- the vertical line drawn from this time point can clearly see that the knee of the right foot is bent more than 60 degrees, and the left foot knee is almost uncurved; b point is The signal that the left sole just left the ground, at this time, the left foot knee just bends more than 45 degrees and the angle is less than 60 degrees.
- the c time point is the signal that the left knee bend is just greater than 60 degrees.
- the right knee is still greater than 60. Degree, but the right knee is currently in a state of returning from a large angle to a small angle
- the d point is the time when the right foot has just returned to a small angle
- the point e is the signal when the left heel just stepped on the step.
- the knee angle of the left foot is greater than 60 degrees
- the knee of the right foot is still less than 45 degrees
- the point f is the signal when the right heel has been off the ground and the knee just bends more than 60 degrees
- the g point is the entire ground of the right foot.
- the h point is the signal that the right foot just stepped on the stairs upstairs and is the end point of this analysis definition. From the signal points a to h, a cyclic analysis action of a complete upper gait can be known.
- the entire analysis paradigm is based on the right foot for analysis.
- the time from point a to point b is the time when the first foot supports the body; the time from point b to point e is the time when the right foot supports the body alone; the time from point e to point g is the second time that the feet support the body.
- Time; g to h time is the time when the right foot swings in the air.
- Figure 10D shows the pressure and mass center analysis of the running, and as can be seen from the figure, a to e is the time point of the running gait analysis; a point is the signal that the right heel has just stepped on the ground, and is also the starting point of this analysis definition.
- the vertical line drawn from this time point can clearly see that At the time point, the knee of the right foot is less than 45 degrees, while the left foot is completely suspended, while the left foot is just bent more than 60 degrees; b is the signal that the right toe has just left the ground, and the right foot is just bent more than At 60 degrees, the left knee is still at a 60 degree angle, but is about to return to less than 45 degrees; c time is the signal that the left heel has just stepped onto the ground and the left knee is more than 45 degrees less than 60 degrees.
- the right knee is still greater than 60 degrees, and the time difference between point b and point c is the time when the feet are still in the air, because there will be similar movements when jumping;
- d time point is When the left toe is about to leave the ground, the left knee just bends more than 60 degrees, while the right knee is still at 60 degrees, but is about to return to less than 45 degrees, e point is the right heel just stepped on the ground Time signal, this is also the analysis Defined end point.
- the knee angle of the right foot is less than 45 degrees, and the left knee is still in a state of more than 60 degrees, and the time difference between the point d and the point e is the time when the feet are still in the air.
- a to f are the time points of the gait analysis of the lower floor; point a is the signal that the right toe has just stepped on the ladder of the lower floor, and is also the starting point of the definition of this analysis, from which point of time The vertical line can be clearly seen.
- the knee bending angle of the right foot is less than 45 degrees, and the left knee is bent more than 60 degrees.
- the b point is the signal that the right heel has just stepped into the stairs down the stairs. The knee is still less than 45 degrees, and the left knee is still more than 60 degrees.
- the c point is the signal that the left toe leaves the stairs. The right foot just bends more than 60 degrees, but the right foot is still on the lower stairs.
- the time point is the time when the left toe has just stepped into the stairs downstairs.
- the left foot knee is less than 45 degrees
- the right knee is greater than 60 degrees
- the e point is the signal when the right toe just leaves the lower stairs, the right foot at this time.
- the knee angle is greater than 60 degrees
- the left knee is still less than 45 degrees
- the f point is the signal that the right toe has just stepped on the stairs downstairs, and is also the end point of this analysis definition.
- the simplified running gait is shown in Figure 11. Compared with the normal walking, the standing period (A) is reduced and the swing period (B) is increased, and the time when the legs touch the ground at the same time (CX is short, almost in Fig. 11) If you have a sensor on your arm, you can further analyze the user's exercise physiology. Under normal circumstances, the greater the swing of the hand, the faster the foot moves and the two are synchronized. The left hand is synchronized with the right foot, and the right hand is synchronized with the left foot. When the speed is faster, the elbow joint is more curved, which can be used to assist the gait analysis and the accuracy of the exercise physiology, so that it is easier to judge the posture change of the user.
- the simplified reverse gait is shown in Figure 13.
- the phase change is reversed compared to normal walking.
- the simplified upstairs gait is shown in Figure 14. It is significantly different from normal walking. For example, when the left leg is starting to go upstairs, the left knee is bent more than 45 degrees instead of straightening (please refer to (a) in Figure 14. Point), this is to go up the stairs, the right foot touches the next step is the heel (Fig. 13 (b)), and the same right knee bends more than 45 degrees. On the other hand, the time difference between the heel and the thumb on the ground is small, the two are almost at the same time, and the knee is bent about twice as long as walking on the flat.
- the simplified stair gait is shown in Figure 15. It is also significantly different from normal walking.
- Figure 15 (a) is the signal that the right foot just stepped on the next step at the end of the swing period, not the heel.
- the "60" of the knee 60-degree sensor is longer than the "1" generated in the behavior of going back and forth on the flat ground, so when the knee is bent When it takes more than 45 degrees to travel longer than the ground, it is known that the user is going up and down or downhill.
- the threshold value of the knee sensor is larger, the higher the inclination of the upper and lower floors or the up and down slopes that can be detected is easier to detect without misjudgment, for example, when the reaction time length is the same.
- the slope of the up and down slope or the up and down stairs will have the same time when the 60 degree sensor indicates that it is more inclined than the 45 degree sensor. If the 75 degree sensor can detect higher in the knee.
- the shoes worn by the user are different, and the gait analysis signal can be used to know the style of the shoes worn by the user at the moment. Such as: high heels, flat shoes, slippers, sports shoes, skates, etc.
- the gait phase timings of the forward, reverse, and upper and lower ladders are significantly different.
- the present invention can identify the user as being walking, retreating, going up the stairs, or by looking up A and B in the following table. Down the stairs, of course, the principle of up and down slope is the same as that of the upper and lower floors, so the ground can be evaluated by the signal measured by the sensor.
- Table 1 Logic status table for walking, retreating, going up or down stairs
- the present invention can mount more sensors on pants or socks or clothing to increase the accuracy of recognition. For example, if two sensors are installed on the crotch of the trousers, the sensors of the two-legged socks are all “1", and the sensors of the two trousers are “1", and the hip sensor is also " 1 " means that the user is sitting, and the height of the chair is greater than the length of the leg, causing the legs to hang without touching the ground.
- the sensor of the fixed knee joint is replaced by a sensor in the thigh area or a pair of hips (hip joni t) sensors are installed to detect The leg movement during the action of the person is measured, but if it is on the trousers, the sensor is placed at all positions to measure the gait, and the accuracy is better.
- the socks will be The sensor is combined with a shoe or an insole, as shown in Fig. 16, wherein four conductive threads a1, a2, a3, a4 are electrically sewed on the sock, and the conductive material corresponding to bl, b2, b3, b4 on the shoe or the insole is correspondingly.
- a microprocessor is provided on the shoe or insole to analyze, display, store, Warning or outgoing signals.
- Wireless communication such as RFID or ZYBEE
- RFID or ZYBEE can be used to transfer information to each other. It can also interact with a microprocessor such as a controller or mobile phone on the clothes, and finally interact with the external monitoring system using wireless transmission. .
- the sensor formed by the sock and the shoe or the insole can also be multi-stage.
- the socks have a semi-spherical convex conductive material, and there is a concentric on the corresponding shoe or the inner lining of the insole.
- the distance between the wires of the two sets of conductive wires bl, b2, and bl is less than that between the wires of b2, so when the rear heel is pressed down, first, the conductive material of al, such as conductive sand or conductive metal, first guides the wires at both ends of bl.
- Conductive materials can also be used to set up multiple multi-segment sensors in different places on the socks and shoes or insoles to sense the pressure change (COP) during the gait. At this point, the pressure center (COP) can be used at each point.
- COP pressure change
- variable electric group or piezoelectric material or variable capacitance or variable inductance cl replaces bl, b2, as shown in Fig. 18, the variable electric group cl is placed on the shoe or the insole lining and one end corresponds to the sock.
- the resistance value is measured at both ends of the variable electric group cl, and the greater the pressure, the more contact the al hemisphere with the cl, causing the resistance at both ends of the measurement cl to decrease with the increase of gravity.
- each sensor gets an analog signal.
- some on the shoe or insole such as the inside of the shoe or insole and the inside of the sock; or the surface of the sock And the interior of the shoe or insole; or the surface of the sock and the surface of the shoe or insole; or the interior of the sock and the surface of the shoe or insole to sense the gait of the user, such as shown in Figure 18.
- Variable materials or piezoelectric materials can also be placed on the socks.
- camera acceleration gauges or gyroscopes can be placed on the shoes to detect the acceleration and angular velocity of the action to help us detect the information more accurately.
- the walking is usually the heel first, so the heel signal will appear first than the toe.
- the back is usually the tip of the toe first, so the toe signal must appear earlier than the heel signal.
- the foot Before the foot signal of the foot appears, the foot will have a signal that the knee bends more than 60 degrees.
- the knee signal of the foot will be less than 45 degrees.
- the signal when the knee is just greater than 60 degrees will appear in the pedaling signal period of the foot.
- physiological sensors such as heartbeat, body temperature, sweat, blood oxygen, electrocardiogram, blood pressure, and breathing can be attached to clothing and socks to connect with fabric sensors, and physiological functions can also be sensed.
- the present invention uses a flexible and washable stainless steel wire connection sensor and a microcontroller, that is, a stainless steel wire as a transmission line, a stainless steel wire as a transmission line, and of course Other conductive materials can be used to transmit signals or currents as transmission lines.
- Socks or clothing pants are connected between the circuit board, between the stainless steel wire and the microcontroller, or between the socks and pants, using the usual snaps or female buckles on the garment. Considering the comfort of the clothes, the stainless steel wire and the snaps or the mother and child buckles on the clothes should not be too much.
- the present invention can install a resistor beside each fabric sensor with a resistance ratio of 2, and then in series (Fig. 19B) or in parallel (Fig. 19A).
- This principle is similar to binary coding.
- the equivalent resistance of the four sensors can be 0, R, 2R, 3R, 4R, 5R... up to 15R, a total of 16 values, so that each How to change the fabric sensor, the equivalent resistance in series or parallel is different, and the logic state of each fabric sensor can be resolved by the microcontroller after analog-digital conversion. This can greatly reduce the wire and snap or mother and child buckle.
- a conductive material such as a 4-wire, a copper wire or a conductive silicone can also be used as the transmission line.
- a capacitor or inductor or resistor can be connected in series or in parallel to achieve the effect. At the same time this series or parallel If the electronic parts are placed on the sole of the foot, they can stimulate growth and have a massage effect during walking.
- the present invention can also be applied to a cyclist to calculate the number of pedaling laps, using the tire radius R, and taking a circle of 2 ⁇ ⁇ to estimate the moving distance i4 degrees because of the time used. It is known by the processor.
- the invention is applied to a bicycle knight, which is equipped with a 40 and 90 degree digital sensor on both knee joints, and the timing chart obtained by the knight walking and riding, respectively, is shown in Fig. 20 and Fig. 21, wherein right 1 and left 1 is a 40 degree angle sensor, and right 2 and left 2 are 90 degree angle sensors. Since the knee joint does not bend more than 90 degrees when walking, the 90-degree digital sensors on both knees in Figure 20 are all "0", and only the 40-degree digital sensor switches.
- both knees have at least 40 degrees of bending, so the 40-degree digital sensors on both knees in Figure 21 are all "0", only 90 degrees in the digital sensor switch, because when riding, The sole of the foot is still on the pedal of the bicycle, so it is in the state of turning on "0", so it is only necessary to use the sensor of the knee and set at 90 degrees to react, then the user is walking.
- State analysis and gait analysis of the bicycle can be known, and the signal from the knee can be taken or cycled separately, because the knees generate periodic knee signals and the socks signal is "0" in both feet. ride a bike. Therefore, the user's behavior status can also be distinguished.
- the present invention uses a camera, an accelerometer or a gyroscope to measure the road condition and improves the accuracy of the gait recognition. For example, when a bicycle passes through a pothole or when a person suddenly falls, the accelerometer or gyroscope will get considerable acceleration (for example, above a gravitational acceleration) or an angle change, and the camera will also take a sharp change in the image. At this time, the microcontroller can Suspend the recognition of the gait to avoid false positives and record road conditions.
- a digital sensor can have three stages of output if needed, see Figure 22.
- the center of the digital sensor is a spherically convex conductive material embedded in a ring-shaped conductive rubber or silica gel.
- the conductor is formed in a cross shape, but the middle portion has no conductor.
- the lowest annular conductive rubber in the ball touches the lower conductor, but the higher annular conductive rubber in the sphere does not touch the lower conductor, so only one set of conductors conducts; when the bump is stressed Two annular conductive rubbers in the middle and the bottom of the bump will touch the lower conductor, so there are two sets of conductors conducting.
- the weight when there is no external force, it is 0, when the pressure is 20 to 40 kg, the weight is 1, and the pressure is 40. At a weight of 60 kg, the weight is 2, and when the pressure is greater than 60 kg, the weight is 3, and this is at the heel. There are four variations of the values presented instead of "0" or "1".
- the Quality Center (COM) is even more meaningful, because the meaning of the center of mass (COM) or pressure center (COP) is not just the change in the sole of the subject when looking at gait analysis, but also the difference in the sole of the foot. The point in the gait cycle that is subject to pressure changes.
- each point when performing mass center (COM), total pressure, posture s tate, and total movement mass (tota l movement mass), each point must have a power P (for example, pressure at 40). To 60 kg, the weight is 2).
- P for example, pressure at 40.
- the weight is 2.
- we can also get the impulse change from JF* A t MV, where F is the force, M is the user mass, V is the speed, and A t is the action time.
- More than two digital sensors can be mounted on the heel to distinguish the inside or outside of the foot when the foot is touched (except the inner eight or the outer eight feet), as shown in Figure 23.
- the k-shaped sensor of the two heels of the same foot has a time difference of a touch of the ground within a small range. If the difference between the two feet is too large, it may be caused by a certain foot injury or a lesion. The same reason can put more sensors in the socks, then the gait analysis results we detected are not a straight line signal, but the performance of the overall foot gait analysis of the left and right feet as a solid plane. .
- the invention can be implemented in a computer game of limb interaction, inputting body movements into a computer, and increasing the fun of the player.
- the signal of the arm and the body is presented by the top.
- Some gaits that rarely occur in daily life can occur in the game, such as going left or right, the four sensors of the feet touch the ground almost at the same time or off the ground; for example, high jump, knees bent, but both feet
- the four sensors are normal; for example, sitting down, knees bent at the same time and the sensors on both feet are abnormal; for example, falling, common in elderly or children. Therefore, the system can analyze the behavior patterns of users or animals; if there is danger, it can issue a warning.
- K is 0.1 seconds for young people, 0.15 seconds for elderly people, and 0.2 for dementia patients.
- the procedure for pre-processing each sensor signal of the present invention is as follows:
- K can be set to 0.001 seconds.
- the invention can use the time difference between the heel and the toe to touch the ground to estimate the speed of walking and obtain an approximate value. See Figure 24, digital sensors (S2 and S1) are installed on the heel and toe. The distance between the two sensors is a certain value d. When the user walks forward at the speed V, we predict the speed of contact with the ground of the sole.
- the same principle can detect the variability of displacement, distance, step length, speed and acceleration.
- the analysis of the information can also obtain the state of the user. If a more accurate speed is required, the user can record the time difference of at least two speeds on the treadmill at a constant speed, approaching by interpolation in actual application, or using a camera. Acceleration gauges or gyroscopes to aid in correcting the accuracy. Taking a timing diagram of a user walking on a treadmill (speed setting 2km/hr) (Fig. 25) as an example, the time difference between the two sensors S1 and S2 at the first to sixth steps is 0.32, 0.50, 0.15.
- each step between these six steps The required time is 0.8, 0.88, 0.57, 0.57, 1.15 seconds, so the acceleration of each step is -0.9, 3.39, -4.26, 0.4, 0.06Km / hr. sec corresponds to the calculated step (step lengh)
- These measured accelerations are 0.52, 0.67, 0.48, 0.34, 0.69 m a, for example, the first step to the second step is -0.
- the acceleration value of the second step to the third step is 3.39, and thus the step of increasing the second step is also 0.76,
- the first step is more, these results are caused by people standing on the treadmill to generate a large imbalance with the treadmill.
- the acceleration is 0. 06 indicates that the subject has adapted to the treadmill.
- the speed is also synchronized with the treadmill.
- gait analysis we can use these parameters to judge whether a person's gait is stable. If the value changes too much to indicate the precursor of the fall, it can provide a warning.
- L*W can be used as the swing angular velocity of the foot. Therefore, we can also measure the change of attitude during the swing period.
- the parameter swing distance, swing angle, swing angular velocity or swing angular acceleration are used to evaluate the stability and variability of the subject.
- the ankle joint we can also place two sensors to detect the angle.
- the sensor can also be partially on the socks and the other part on the shoes or insoles. The same result can be obtained for joints, knee joints, etc.
- instead of using two separate sensors (S1 and S2) we can also read the same effect with a sensor with two or more segments.
- Angle, angular velocity, angular acceleration, swing distance, swing angle, swing angular velocity or swing angular acceleration The same reason can detect the angle, angular velocity, angular acceleration, swing distance, swing angle, swing angular velocity or variability of swing angular acceleration ( Variabi li ty). So we can use a tension or pressure sensor in the socks or part of the socks, and the other part in the shoes or insoles The angle, angular velocity and angular acceleration are measured up. Other positions such as the rib joint and the knee joint can also give the same result.
- JF*At MV gets the impulse change, where F is the force, M is the user mass, V is the speed, and At is the action time.
- F*At is the impulse
- the same principle can be obtained from at least two angle sensors at the joint, and the angular velocity of the joint can be known.
- the angular acceleration ( ⁇ ) can be obtained by using the value of this and the next angular velocity and the time difference.
- the arm length, ⁇ is the angle of change, and the swing length L is obtained. If the angular velocity and angular acceleration remain stable (ie, the variability is low), the swing length L can be predicted.
- ⁇ 2 ⁇ 0 2 +2 ( ⁇ - ⁇ 0 )
- the total kinetic energy of the rolling human body is the kinetic energy of the centroid movement that can be rotated around the centroid.
- the total rotational kinetic energy of the rigid body is the sum of the rotational kinetic energy of all the particles on the rigid body.
- the present invention can estimate the slope of the upslope or ups and downs of stairs by using the length of time the knee joint sensor is pulled apart, and obtain an approximate value.
- the steeper the slope the higher the leg must be lifted, the more the knee joint is bent, and the longer the knee sensor is pulled apart.
- a multi-segment sensor on the pants, for example: 45 degrees, 60 degrees, 75 degrees three segments, when the knee joint starts from a straight bend, only the 45 degree sensor has a "1" at the beginning, and then the 45 degree and 60 degree sensors all produce “1", if it is even The 75 degree sensor is "1", which means that the knee angle is larger, which means that the steeper the slope.
- Fig. 27 the flow of the gait analysis, we know that the heel of the foot is also the first when the user advances, but if the ground is uphill, the time difference between the heel strike time and the toe landing time becomes shorter. Conversely, if it is downhill, the forefoot will land first and the downhill angle will be larger. The pressure distribution on the toe and the heel will be opposite, that is, the pressure will move to the toes, which is like wearing high heels. If the attitude change of the upper body is added, as shown in Fig. 28, where ⁇ represents, when the user's posture changes, the sensor also responds at the same time, and the information provided by the various sensors is used.
- Receiving the relevant signal of on/off on or off; B represents providing a database to compare the on/off related signals to determine the user's posture change;
- the 3D stereoscopic information of the posture change performed by the user at the same time can more accurately detect the change of the posture of the subject, and can also know the posture state of the person at that time, for example, Table 2.
- the 8-digit string in the database represents right ⁇ , right elbow, left ankle, left elbow, right hip, right knee, left hip, left knee from right to left.
- the thumb is grounded first and the center of gravity is biased toward the front of the foot.
- the shoes worn by the user are different, and the gait analysis signal can be used to know the style of the shoes worn by the user.
- the thumb is grounded first and the center of gravity is biased toward the front of the foot.
- Most of the above are obtained by digital switches, tension, and pressure sensors.
- a conductive cloth is used to form a capacitor or a conductive material (such as a conductive cloth) to form a capacitor under external force. Capacitance changes, either individually on the sock or part of the sock, and part on the shoe or insole to form an analog switch, tension or pressure sensor.
- the inductive sensor such as PCT/CN2008/001520 or PCT/CN2008/001571
- a magnetic material is placed on the sock or upper, the insole, and the outer surface of the sock or upper, the insole, relative to the magnetic material
- a conductive material such as a coil
- the magnetic flux of the energized coil is different under the action of an external force, and the induced electromotive force is also different, so that the energy generated by the action can also be obtained.
- the above embodiments can use sensors, some on the socks and some on the shoes or insoles, but can also be analog switches, tension or pressure sensors.
- sensors for example, capacitive or electric Inductive switch, tension or pressure sensor.
- the sensor is all on the sock and is a capacitive or inductive switch, tension or pressure sensor sensor.
- the eliminator when the eliminator is connected with the switch sensor, the pressure or the tension sensor by a transmission line, when the transmission line is not insulated, there is a beside it
- the reference area is connected to the inner device to measure whether the transmission line is leaking with the reference area, for example, the cloth is too wet, or the transmission line is in contact with the reference area to cause a short circuit.
- the reference zone itself can also be used as an electrode, heater wire or antenna as long as there is a reference zone next to the wire on the fabric to detect the leakage.
- the sensing assembly on the sock of Figures 29, 17, and 18 above and the sensing assembly on the shoe or insole may be positioned relative to each other.
- Stainless steel wire or other conductive material shields are used when the transmission line, socks or clothing pants are connected between the circuit board, the stainless steel wire and the microcontroller, or between the socks and the pants, which are commonly used in clothing.
- the devil felt is used as a connector to connect the socks to the transmission line between the pants, pants and clothes or the inner layer and the outer layer.
- the devil felt is used as a connector to connect textiles such as socks, pants, clothing, sheets, chairs, shoes and control boxes (including the processor) with a devil's felt.
- the sensor output of the sock has a ground wire and a signal wire on the devil's felt.
- the trousers also have a ground wire and a signal line and use the devil's felt to transmit the signal of the sensor to the trousers, that is, the glove has a devil's felt and at least one transmission line such as stainless steel wire or other conductive material shield.
- the devil's felt on the trousers There is also a devil's felt on the trousers and a conductive material such as stainless steel or copper. Therefore, when the socks are connected with the devil's felt of the trousers, the transmission line between the socks and the trousers is connected, and the signal between the two is The current is connected, so the devil felt can be used as a connector.
- the devil's felt and socks or other clothing may also have a strap to connect, which increases the freedom between the socks and the pants.
- the sensor mentioned above may be a physiological signal such as a heartbeat breathing or a posture signal such as a tension or a pressure sensor, or a switch with a devil glue to transmit the above signal, and finally a transmission current, such as a heating coat or a cooling coat TENS. .
- a physiological signal such as a heartbeat breathing or a posture signal such as a tension or a pressure sensor, or a switch with a devil glue to transmit the above signal
- a transmission current such as a heating coat or a cooling coat TENS.
- the same can be done between pants and clothing, sheets and clothing.
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