WO2016060470A1 - 신체의 균형을 복원하는 하체 및 척추 관절 운동장치 및 그 제어방법 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a lower body and spinal joint movement apparatus for restoring the balance of the body and a control method thereof, and more particularly, to restore and relax the user's joints to a normal position while protecting the ligaments that hold the user's joints stably.
- the present invention relates to a lower body and spinal joint exercising apparatus and a method of controlling the same, which restores the balance of the body to help the user's body find a balance.
- Prior art related to the present invention has a Republic of Korea Patent No. 10-1061301, the prior art for the physical therapy device to more effectively treat the pathological condition that occurs in the treatment site (lumbar, cervical spine) of the waist or neck of the human body Techniques for traction devices or disc decompression therapy devices are disclosed.
- Mechanoreceptors are organs distributed in the joint to receive mechanical stimuli, which are organs that generate sensory signals for various physical stimuli applied to the body.
- the problem with machine receptors is that you are not receiving the correct bio signals from your muscles or joints, and the joints must be properly positioned to receive these signals normally.
- the neuronal stimulation to the brain is not accepted by the receptor normally, so that the normal signal neurotransmission ability decreases, various musculoskeletal problems occur.
- physiotherapy traction apparatus uses traction or decopression to produce lumbar spine, cervical disc, disc stenosis, chronic low back pain, sciatic nerve, lumbar spine that occurs in the lumbar or cervical spine (back, neck) of the human body.
- various types of physiotherapy traction devices have been provided to treat and correct pathological conditions such as cervical displacement neuropathy.
- the conventional physiotherapy traction apparatus has a problem that the desired treatment purpose is not achieved because the systemic correction of the patient is not made smoothly substantially only by the purpose of structurally pulling the body.
- the conventional traction exercise device is to pull the user's body to relax the joint, in this case is applied to the user's body to increase the ligament, thereby increasing the pain.
- a bed including a body supporter for supporting the user's torso and a leg supporter for supporting the user's leg; Bonding unit for fixing the user to the bed; And an actuator for generating power to stretch the bed, wherein the leg supporter includes: an extension part configured to support a user's leg and to stretch in the longitudinal direction; And a curved portion that forms a curvature to convert longitudinal movement into rotational movement of the elongate portion.
- the lower body and spinal joint control device control method for restoring the balance of the body including a torso supporter for supporting the user's torso and a leg supporter for supporting the user's legs and bendable in the knee position
- a method of controlling the lower body and spinal joint movement device for restoring a balance of a body including a bed and a binding unit for fixing the user to the bed and an actuator for generating power to stretch the bed, wherein the user connects the user to the bed.
- the lower body and spinal joint control device control method for restoring the balance of the body including a torso supporter for supporting the user's torso and a leg supporter for supporting the user's legs and bendable in the knee position
- a method of controlling the lower body and spinal joint movement device for restoring a balance of a body including a bed and a binding unit for fixing the user to the bed and an actuator for generating power to stretch the bed, wherein the user connects the user to the bed.
- a fixing step of fixing A raising step of lifting the leg supporter so that the user's leg is lifted in front of the user and a bending step of bending the leg supporter to bend the user's knees;
- the user can perform the joint movement safely and conveniently.
- the elderly can be used easily and safely because they can perform joint movement.
- the compression and tensile force of the joint is repeated to provide nutrients (Joint imbibition) inside the joint.
- FIG. 1 shows ligaments arranged in the skeletal structure and joints of the human body.
- Figure 2 is a perspective view of the lower body and spinal joint exercising apparatus and control method for restoring the balance of the body according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 3 is a block diagram according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- Figure 4 is a perspective view of the leg supporter according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 5 is a perspective view illustrating a pivot movement of the leg supporter according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- Figure 6 represents the rotation of the buttock supporter and the leg supporter according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- Figure 7 is a flow chart representing a lower body and spinal joint exercising apparatus and a control method for restoring the balance of the body according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 8 is a side view showing the driving in the pressing step and the pulling step according to FIG.
- Figure 9 is a flow chart representing a lower body and spinal joint exercising apparatus and a control method for restoring the balance of the body according to another embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 10 is a side view showing driving in the pressing step and the pulling step according to FIG. 9;
- FIG. 10 is a side view showing driving in the pressing step and the pulling step according to FIG. 9;
- FIG. 11 illustrates operations to be performed during handwriting treatment in order to obtain the same effects as those obtained by the driving of FIG. 10.
- FIG. 12 is a flowchart illustrating a lower body and spinal joint exercising apparatus and a control method for restoring the balance of the body according to another embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 13 is a side view showing driving in the pressing step and the pulling step according to FIG. 12;
- FIG. 14 illustrates an operation to be performed during handwriting treatment in order to obtain the same effect as that obtained by the driving of FIG. 13.
- 15 is a flowchart illustrating a lower body and spinal joint exercising apparatus and a control method for restoring the balance of the body according to another embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 16 is a plan view showing driving in the pressing step and the pulling step shown in FIG. 15;
- Figure 1 (a) shows the skeleton of the human body.
- Figure 1 (b) shows the spine and vertebral ligaments.
- Figure 1 (c) shows the hip and hip ligaments.
- Figure 1 (d) shows the knee and knee ligaments.
- Figure 2 is a perspective view of the lower body and spinal joint exercising apparatus to restore the balance of the body according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- 3 is a block diagram according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- the lower body and spinal joint exercising apparatus for restoring the balance of the body according to an embodiment of the present invention, the bed (10) for supporting the user; Bonding unit 70 for fixing the user to the bed (10); And an actuator 80 generating power to stretch the bed 10 and repeatedly applying tensile and compression forces to the user fixed by the binding unit 70 by repeatedly changing the direction of the power. It may be formed long so that the user can press.
- the binding unit 70 is fixed to the bed 10 to fix and close the user to the bed 10.
- the actuator 80 may be a motor that converts electrical energy into rotational energy.
- the actuator 80 may transmit power to the gear, and the gear may be provided in plural to stretch the bad bed 10. Since the user is fixed to the bed 10, the muscle of the user is relaxed and towed when the bed 10 is extended. In addition, when the bed 10 is reduced, the user's muscles are compressed. Such compression and traction occur repeatedly through the actuator 80.
- the elongation of the bed 10 functions as a stretching. In other words, by relaxing the muscles and joints of the user, to solve the stiffness and to increase the flexibility.
- the warm-up exercise should be performed first, before and after the exercise slowly and smoothly, and should be pulled to the tension point within the range that does not cause muscle pain.
- This warm-up exercise creates a state of mind and body that will increase the effectiveness of the traction.
- the normal angle of motion of the hip joint is limited to 80 degrees in the state of knee extension and 120 degrees in the state of knee joint flexion, palpation, sciatic femoral condyle, and inferior knee joint. Will receive.
- the angle of 20 degrees is normal, and the shortening of the intestinal lumbar muscle, iliac femoral ligament, and pubic femoral ligament limits the normal movement angle.
- the flexion is 0 degrees with the knee flexed, which is limited by the femoral rectus muscle.
- the movement of the hip joint at a 40-degree angle is normal, and the normal movement is limited due to the shortening of the adductor muscle, the tendon muscle, the pubic femoral ligament, and the lower joint capsule.
- the 25 degree angle is normal and normal movement is limited due to adhesion or shortening of the gluteus maximus, femoral fascia root and long neck ligament, and sciatic femoral ligament.
- the normal movement of the internal rotation of the hip is 35 degrees, and the normal movement is limited by the shortening of the external rotator cuff (ideal, internal and external obstructed muscle, upper and lower bilateral muscles) and sciatic femoral ligament.
- the normal movement of the hip rotation is 45 ° and the normal movement is limited by the reduction of the internal rotator cuff (gluteus maximus, gluteus maximus, femoral fascia muscle), iliac femoral ligament, and long ligament ligament. Therefore, the limited movement of the pelvis and hip joints, which are the central axes of our bodies, reduces flexibility due to shortening of soft tissues, such as the surrounding muscles and ligaments, and the reduction of the flexibility of joints of other parts (especially spinal joints). ) And a compensatory posture pattern is formed, and this compensation pattern does not produce normal movement in each organ, thereby providing various causes of musculoskeletal disorders.
- the muscles that maintain posture among the surrounding muscles of the hip are generally shortened muscles that tend to shorten.
- the dual joint muscles are postural and shortening muscles.
- Muscles such as flexion of the hip joint, intestinal psoas muscle, thigh rectus muscle, abdominal muscle muscle, extensor muscle tendon, abduction femoral fascia muscle and long ligament ligament tend to be shortened. Therefore, when the compressive and tensile forces of the lower body and the vertebral joint are repeated, the position of the receptor of the vertebral joint stimulated by the joint angle of the hip joint is changed, so this should be considered during joint motion.
- Compression stimulates mechanical receptors, a type of intrinsic receptors distributed in the joints of the human body to the user's joints, which induces afferent neurotransmitter feedback signals to the brain to help the body recover its own balance.
- the compression corresponds to the warming-up of the traction, and may also serve to awaken the user's attention and correct the posture. Therefore, when the traction is taken immediately, the external muscles acting on the muscle spndle, the golgi tendon organ, the muscles, the tendons, the ligaments, etc. hold the bones and bones of the joints. Injuries such as sprains of ligaments and muscle detachment can occur, but such injuries can be prevented if compression is performed in advance.
- Indirect method is the most important treatment concept used in osteopathy. Compression is the method of guiding the distorted or compressed part of the joint in a more distorted or compressed direction.
- the direct method is the opposite direction of the distorted joint. It is a technique that corresponds to traction.
- the indirect method and the direct method can be performed in parallel.
- the controller 90 to be described below controls the actuator 80 to form a repeating pattern of the indirect method and the direct method.
- the direct method such as traction
- decompression immediately during the treatment will cause a resistance reaction in the body will inevitably decrease treatment efficiency.
- the stimulus response of the Proprio-receptor which detects the movement and position of our body, is active, and the brain is activated by smoothly delivering afferent signals to the brain.
- the brain sends centrifugal signals to correct the normal human body's feedback signaling system, inducing overall body balance. Therefore, if the repetitive exercise is performed by sending an indirect signal through compression and a direct signal through traction, the position of the joint and the fascia are corrected.
- Lower body and spinal joint exercise device and a control method for restoring the balance of the body according to an embodiment of the present invention is a softer, non-invasive, compared to the conventional exercise device in parallel with the indirect method for a safe and effective treatment .
- the lower body and spinal joint exercise apparatus for restoring the balance of the body according to an embodiment of the present invention can perform the compression of the ligament so that the brain can recognize the joint position. In other words, the joint is ready to be restored to the correct position, and then, when the ligament is pulled, the joint is naturally restored to the correct position.
- Figure 4 is a perspective view of the leg supporter according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- 5 is a perspective view illustrating a pivot movement of the leg supporter according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- Figure 6 represents the rotation of the buttock supporter and the leg supporter according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- the lower body and spinal joint exercising apparatus for restoring the balance of the body according to an embodiment of the present invention
- the lower fixing portion 73 for fixing the lower body of the user
- An upper fixing part 71 for fixing the upper body of the user
- the lower fixing part 73 and the upper fixing part 71 are fixed, and the interval between the lower fixing part 73 and the upper fixing part 71 is flexible to repeat the increase and decrease, and the user can press it.
- the bed 10 is included.
- the upper fixing part 71 is disposed above the hip joint of the user, and the lower fixing part 73 is disposed below the hip joint of the user.
- the upper fixing part 71 is disposed on the user's armpit to fix the user's chest.
- the binding part 70 is a member which fixes a user, such as a strap.
- the binding part 70 includes a lower fixing part 73 which is coupled to the pivot part 35 and fixes the lower body of the user to the pivot part 35.
- the lower fixation 73 is a shin that fixes the shin of the user, and includes an ankle fixation 73a that fixes the ankle of the user 73b.
- the binding unit 70 includes an upper fixing part 71 coupled to the body supporter 20 to fix the upper body of the user to the body supporter 20.
- the upper fixing part 71 surrounds the user's waist or the user's armpit to fix the user.
- the binding unit 70 fixes the user and the user receives the compressive force and the tensile force together with the bed 10. Therefore, the binding unit 70 may be formed in plural.
- the body supporter 20 for supporting the user's torso; And a leg supporter 30 that supports the user's legs and whose angle is adjusted.
- the torso is the part above a person's waist that includes the head.
- a leg is the lower part of a person's hip joint.
- Torso supporter 20 supports the upper body and head over the waist.
- Leg supporter 30 may support the thighs and calves and extend to the ankle.
- the bed 10 includes a buttock supporter 40 disposed between the body supporter 20 and the leg supporter 30 to support the buttocks of the user; And a main supporter 50 disposed below the buttocks supporter 40 to support the load of the user.
- the buttock supporter 40 is formed on the lower side in the longitudinal direction of the body supporter 20. That is, the trunk supporter 20 supports the upper body of the waist or more, and the buttocks supporter 40 supports the buttocks of the waist or less.
- the main supporter 50 may be disposed below the buttocks supporter 40 to support the load of the torso supporter 20, the leg supporter 30, and the buttocks supporter 40.
- the trunk supporter 20, the leg supporter 30, and the buttock supporter 40 may be connected to each other, and a main supporter 50 may be disposed at a lower end of the connection point.
- the leg supporter 30 includes an extension part 31 which supports the user's leg and expands and contracts in the longitudinal direction; And a curved portion 33 which forms a curvature and converts the longitudinal movement into the rotational movement of the extension portion 31.
- the curved portion 33 is formed to be inserted between the buttock supporter 40 and the leg supporter 30.
- the user's calf and includes a pivoting portion 35 pivotable, the extension 31 is connected to the rotating part And supports the thighs of the user.
- One end of the extension part 31 is connected to the pivot part 35, and the other end of the extension part 31 is connected to the curved part 33.
- the curved portion 33 and the extension portion 31 may be integrally formed. Since the curved portion 33 forms a virtual rotating shaft, the rotating shaft of the curved portion 33 does not interfere with the user.
- the curved portion 33 may form a rack 33a on the inner circumferential surface or the outer circumferential surface.
- a pinion (not shown) powered by the actuator 80 may be disposed below the buttock supporter 40, and a rotational motion of the pinion may be transmitted to the rack 33a and transmitted to the leg supporter 30. .
- the main supporter 50 is connected to the leg supporter 30 or the buttocks supporter 40 to enable the leg supporter 30 to pivot in the left and right directions of the user.
- a gear is formed below the curved portion 33 of the leg supporter 30 to receive the rotational force.
- the leg supporter 30 and the buttocks supporter 40 may rotate integrally. That is, the leg supporter 30 and the buttocks supporter 40 may rotate together in the left and right directions of the user.
- the leg supporter 30 is divided to support both legs of the user, and the angles of the divided leg supporters 30 can be set differently.
- the leg supporter 30 may be divided to maintain different angles.
- the leg supporter 30 may be formed to be inclined so as to be inclined with the body supporter 20, one of which forms a straight line with the body supporter 20.
- the curved portion 33 is formed at each end of the leg supporter 30.
- Lower body and spinal joint exercising apparatus for restoring the balance of the body according to an embodiment of the present invention, connected to the end of the leg supporter 30 includes a pressing unit 60 facing the sole of the user.
- the pressing unit 60 moves together with the leg supporter 30 when the leg supporter 30 is stretched.
- the compression unit 60 presses the sole of the user to press the user. Traction may be effected by engagement 70 and compression may be effected by compression 60.
- FIG. 7 is a flow chart illustrating a control method of the lower body and spinal joint exercise apparatus for restoring the balance of the body according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 8 is a side view showing the driving in the pressing step and the pulling step according to FIG.
- the control method of the lower body and spinal joint exercising apparatus to restore the balance of the body according to an embodiment of the present invention, the fixing step (S100) for fixing the user to the bed (10); A compression step (S200) of applying a compressive force to a user lying down on the bed 10 by reducing the length of the bed 10; And a traction step S300 of applying a tensile force to the user lying on the bed 10 by extending the length of the bed 10 after the pressing step S200.
- the controller 90 may control the length and rotation of the bed 10 by driving the actuator 80.
- Actuator 80 is provided with a plurality of which one can adjust the vertical pivot movement of the lower body support, the other can adjust the left and right pivot movement of the lower body support. In addition, another one may adjust the length of the lower body support.
- the number of actuators 80 may vary depending on the embodiment.
- the lower binding unit 70 may fix the user's ankle and / or shin.
- the lower fixing part 73 may include an ankle fixing part 73a for fixing the ankle and a right angle fixing part for fixing the shin.
- the upper fixing part 71 may be disposed on the waist and / or armpit of the user to fix the user's chest.
- control unit 90 When the user is fixed, the control unit 90 first performs the pressing step (S200). Compression step (S200) is driven to shorten the length of the bed 10, the user receives a compressive force. That pressures the user.
- the brain When the user's body is pressed, the brain recognizes the pressure of the body through the receptors present in the body. The brain commands the muscles to be stretched to restore the stressed body.
- the controller 90 controls the actuator 80 to generate the traction after the compression in consideration of the mechanism of the human body as described above. That is, the actuator 80 is driven to predict the state in which the kidney command of the brain is generated, so that the bed 10 is extended.
- a traction step (S300) Such a step in which the elongation of the bed 10 occurs is called a traction step (S300).
- the location-specific intrinsic receptor continues to be stimulated, allowing the body to balance itself. That is, the joint is moved to the normal position so that the spacing and position of the joint are balanced.
- the actuator 80 alternately applies a compressive force and a tensile force to the hip joint of the user. Since the actuator 80 expands and contracts the bed 10, the user fixed to the bed 10 alternately and repeatedly receives a tension force and a compression force. That is, the actuator 80 changes the direction of the generated power so that compression and traction are repeated. For example, when the actuator 80 is a motor, the rotation direction of the actuator 80 is alternately changed.
- FIG. 9 is a flow chart illustrating a control method of the lower body and spinal joint exercising apparatus for restoring the balance of the body according to another embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 10 is a side view showing driving in the pressing step and the pulling step according to FIG. 9;
- FIG. FIG. 11 illustrates operations to be performed during handwriting treatment in order to obtain the same effects as those obtained by the driving of FIG. 10.
- the control method of the lower body and spinal joint exercise device for restoring the balance of the body according to an embodiment of the present invention performed before the pressing step (S200) after the fixing step (S100), the user Raising step of bending the bed 10 so that the legs of the user to the front of the lifting (raising).
- the lasing step S110 is performed after the fixing step S100.
- the laminating step S110 is a step of lifting a user's leg. Through the laminating step S110, the burden on the upper body of the user may be reduced and pressure and traction efficiency for the hip joint may be increased.
- the leg supporter 30 may be adjusted in angle, and the leg supporter 30 may move in up and down or left and right directions to adjust the angle. That is, the trunk supporter 20 and the leg supporter may not be disposed in a straight line. Due to the angle adjustment of the leg supporter 30, the burden on the torso due to the binding portion 70 when the leg portion is pressed and towed is reduced. That is, since the compression and traction direction during the expansion and contraction of the leg supporter 30 includes the component of the direction of gravity, the pressure received by the user is divided with the body supporter 20, thereby enabling a more comfortable exercise.
- control operation as described above performs the same function as the procedure of the professional hand therapist as shown in FIG. 11, even if the user does not have the help of a professional hand therapist through the control operation as in the embodiment of the present invention, the user restores the balance of the body. can do.
- FIG. 12 is a flowchart illustrating a control method of the lower body and spinal joint exercising apparatus for restoring the balance of the body according to another embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 13 is a side view showing driving in the pressing step and the pulling step according to FIG. 12;
- FIG. FIG. 14 illustrates an operation to be performed during handwriting treatment in order to obtain the same effect as that obtained by the driving of FIG. 13.
- the control method of the lower body and spinal joint exercise device to restore the balance of the body according to an embodiment of the present invention is performed before the pressing step (S200) after the fixing step (S100), It includes a bending step (S130) of bending the bed 10 to bend the knee.
- the bending step S130 may be performed through the pivoting movement of the pivot unit 35.
- the pivot part 35 is connected with the extension part 31.
- the pivot 35 may also be increased or decreased in the longitudinal direction according to the embodiment.
- the hip joint may be concentrated.
- control operation as described above performs the same function as the procedure of a professional hand therapist as shown in Figure 14, even if the user does not have the help of a professional hand therapist through the control operation as in the embodiment of the present invention to restore the balance of the body can do.
- FIG. 15 is a flowchart illustrating a control method of the lower body and spinal joint exercising apparatus for restoring the balance of the body according to another embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 16 is a plan view showing driving in the pressing step and the pulling step shown in FIG. 15; FIG.
- the control method of the lower body and spinal joint exercise device to restore the balance of the body according to an embodiment of the present invention performed after the fixing step (S100), the user's lower body and the user's upper body
- the twisting step S150 is performed after the fixing step S100.
- the buttock supporter 40 and the leg supporter 30 rotate left or right during the twisting step S150. Twisting step (S150) has a stretching effect by towing the user's upper body and the user's side.
- the lasing step S110 and the twisting step S150 may be performed before or after the pressing step S200 and the towing step S300, and the number of executions may be plural. The number of executions may vary according to a user's setting and a predetermined program.
- the control method of the lower body and spinal joint exercise device to restore the balance of the body maintains the bending step (S130) and performs the compression step (S200) and traction step (S300).
- Control method of the lower body and spinal joint exercise apparatus for restoring the balance of the body performs the compression step (S200) and the traction step (S300) for the joint.
- the knee joint can be divided into an open knee and an open knee.
- the closed state is a state in which the ligaments and joints are pulled tight to provide stability to the joints but additional movement is minimized.
- An open state is a state in which ligaments and joints are loosened, allowing for additional movement. Therefore, according to the present invention, since the compression step and the traction step are performed in the joint open liquor position (Joint Open pack position), it effectively stimulates the mechanical receptor (Mechano-receptor) of the joint.
- Mechanism mechanical receptor
- musculoskeletal pain such as back pain, pelvic pain, sciatica, abnormal muscle syndrome, knee arthritis, neck pain, chest pain, scoliosis, scoliosis, lumbar lordosis, varus (x leg), valgus (x leg), and lower extremity due to pelvic torsion.
- Muscular skeletal disorders such as the difference in length of the forearm and laparoscopy of the hip joint can be resolved.
- the user can proceed physical therapy comfortably without applying artificial force.
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- 사용자의 몸통을 지지하는 몸통서포터와 사용자의 다리를 지지하는 다리서포터를 포함하는 베드;사용자를 상기 베드에 고정하는 결속부; 및상기 베드를 신축하는 동력을 발생하는 엑추에이터를 포함하고,상기 다리서포터는,사용자의 다리를 지지하고 길이방향으로 신축하는 신장부; 및곡률을 형성하여 길이방향 이동을 상기 신장부의 회전운동으로 전환하는 만곡부를 포함하는 신체의 균형을 복원하는 하체 및 척추 관절 운동장치.
- 제 1 항에 있어서,상기 엑추에이터는 사용자의 하지 관절과 척추에 압축력과 인장력을 교번하여 가하는 신체의 균형을 복원하는 하체 및 척추 관절 운동장치.
- 제 1 항에 있어서,상기 베드엑추에이터는,동력의 방향 변경을 반복하여 상기 결속부에 의해 고정된 사용자에 인장력과 압축력을 반복하여 가하는 신체의 균형을 복원하는 하체 및 척추 관절 운동장치.
- 제 1 항에 있어서,상기 베드의 하중을 지지하는 메인서포터를 더 포함하고,상기 베드는,상기 몸통서포터와 상기 다리서포터 사이에 배치되어 사용자의 둔부를 지지하는 둔부서포터를 더 포함하고,상기 만곡부는 상기 둔부서포터의 하측으로 삽입 가능하게 형성된 신체의 균형을 복원하는 하체 및 척추 관절 운동장치.
- 사용자의 몸통을 지지하는 몸통서포터와 사용자의 다리를 지지하고 무릎위치에서 굽힘 가능한 다리서포터를 포함하는 베드와 사용자를 상기 베드에 고정하는 결속부와 상기 베드를 신축하는 동력을 발생하는 엑추에이터를 포함하는 신체의 균형을 복원하는 하체 및 척추 관절 운동장치 제어방법에 있어서,상기 결속부로 사용자를 상기 베드에 고정하는 고정단계;사용자의 무릎을 굽히도록 상기 다리서포터를 굽히는 굽힘단계;상기 굽힘단계를 유지하며 상기 베드의 길이를 축소하여 상기 베드에 누운 사용자에게 압축력을 인가하는 압박단계; 및상기 압박단계 후 상기 굽힘단계를 유지하며 상기 베드의 길이를 신장하여 상기 베드에 누운 사용자에게 인장력을 인가하는 견인단계를 포함하는 신체의 균형을 복원하는 하체 및 척추 관절 운동장치 제어방법.
- 사용자의 몸통을 지지하는 몸통서포터와 사용자의 다리를 지지하고 무릎위치에서 굽힘 가능한 다리서포터를 포함하는 베드와 사용자를 상기 베드에 고정하는 결속부와 상기 베드를 신축하는 동력을 발생하는 엑추에이터를 포함하는 신체의 균형을 복원하는 하체 및 척추 관절 운동장치 제어방법에 있어서,상기 결속부로 사용자를 상기 베드에 고정하는 고정단계;사용자의 다리가 사용자의 전방으로 들리도록 상기 다리서포터를 들어올리는 레이징(raising)단계와 사용자의 무릎을 굽히도록 상기 다리서포터를 굽히는 굽힘단계;상기 레이징단계와 상기 굽힘단계를 유지하며 상기 베드의 길이를 축소하여 상기 베드에 누운 사용자에게 압축력을 인가하는 압박단계; 및상기 압박단계 후 상기 레이징단계와 상기 굽힘단계를 유지하며 상기 베드의 길이를 신장하여 상기 베드에 누운 사용자에게 인장력을 인가하는 견인단계를 포함하는 신체의 균형을 복원하는 하체 및 척추 관절 운동장치 제어방법.
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