KR-20260063175-A - A exercise method that changes the load to adaptive control to perform lower body movements.

KR20260063175AKR 20260063175 AKR20260063175 AKR 20260063175AKR-20260063175-A

Abstract

The objective of the present invention is to change the load applied to the load unit by using a lower limb exercise device comprising: a load input unit for inputting a desired load to be exercised; a load unit for applying a desired load to be exercised; an exercise unit including a pressure measuring plate for applying pressure with the foot to exercise; and a control unit connected to the input unit, the load unit, and the load unit. In addition, the present invention is characterized by comprising: a first step, which is a load input step, in which a load to be exercised is input to the load input unit; a second step, which is a load recognition step, in which the control unit recognizes the input load input to the load input unit; a third step, which is a variable generation step, in which a corresponding variable is generated corresponding to the pressure according to the pressure applied by the user to the pressure measuring plate; a fourth step, in which the control unit calculates the actual exercise load applied to the pressure measuring plate using the corresponding variable; and a fifth step, in which the control unit controls the load of the load unit by comparing the actual exercise load with the input load.

Inventors

박준호
김병수
손현준

Assignees

주식회사 에스비솔루션

Dates

Publication Date: 20260507
Application Date: 20241030

Claims (8)

Regarding the method of using lower body exercise equipment A load input unit for inputting the desired load to be exercised, and A load section that applies the desired load for exercise and An exercise unit including a pressure measuring plate that applies pressure with the foot for exercise and An exercise method for performing lower body exercises by changing the load load through adaptive control, characterized by using a lower body exercise device arranged with the input unit, the load unit, and a control unit connected to the load unit to change the load applied to the load unit.
In paragraph 1 An exercise method for performing lower body exercise by changing the load to adaptive control, characterized by comprising: a first step, which is a load input step in which a load to be exercised is input to the load input unit; a second step, which is a load recognition step in which the control unit recognizes the input load input to the load input unit; a third step, which is a variable generation step in which a corresponding variable is generated corresponding to the pressure according to the pressure applied by the user to the pressure measuring plate; a fourth step, in which the control unit calculates the actual exercise load applied to the pressure measuring plate using the corresponding variable; and a fifth step, in which the control unit controls the load of the load unit by comparing the actual exercise load with the input load.
In paragraph 2 The above exercise unit includes an upper body support part (110) that supports the user's back or shoulders, and A lower body support member (606) is provided so that the user can exercise the lower body by applying force to the legs while supporting the upper body on the upper body support member, and the lower body support member (606) is configured with a pressure measuring plate (300) that the user presses with their foot (150) and a footrest (100) that supports the pressure measuring plate. An exercise method for performing lower body exercises by changing the load through adaptive control, characterized in that the user performs lower body exercises while applying pressure to the pressure measuring plate, wherein a moving part is arranged to change the distance between the upper body support part and the lower body support part.
In paragraph 3 An exercise method for performing lower body exercise by changing the load load to adaptive control, characterized in that the moving part includes a guide rod (600) arranged at an incline, a ring part (610) that moves along the guide rod, a first frame (605) that supports the guide rod from the front, a second frame (603) that supports it from the rear, and a base frame (607) that supports it from the bottom, and the upper body support part is coupled to the ring part and moves along the guide rod.
In paragraph 4 The pressure measuring plate (300) is equipped with pressure sensors to measure the left foot and the right foot respectively, thereby simultaneously measuring a first load applied to the user's left foot, a second load applied to the right foot, and a third load which is the sum of the first load and the second load. In addition, the pressure measuring plate (300) is characterized by having an upper plate (310), a lower plate (320) that supports the upper plate, a connecting part 1 (313) placed on the edge of the upper plate to connect the upper plate and the lower plate, and a connecting part 2 (323) placed on the edge of the lower plate to connect the upper plate and the lower plate, thereby performing an exercise method that changes the load to adaptive control to perform lower body exercise.
In paragraph 5 The upper plate is provided with a first step plate (315) for measuring a first load and a second step plate (317) for measuring a second load, and a first sensor (325) is provided between the first step plate and the lower plate and a second sensor (327) is provided between the second step plate and the lower plate. An exercise method for performing lower body exercises by changing the load through adaptive control, characterized by measuring the load applied to one leg by a first sensor and measuring the load applied to the right leg by a second sensor.
In paragraph 6 The control unit (400) is positioned between the upper plate and the lower plate, and the control unit is equipped with an analysis unit (420) that analyzes values measured by the first sensor and the second sensor and converts them into loads, and a transmission/reception unit (430) that transmits the analyzed values to the display unit and communicates with an external device. An exercise method for performing lower body exercise by changing the load to adaptive control, characterized in that the control unit is connected to the analysis unit and the transmission/reception unit, thereby receiving pressure values from the first sensor and the second sensor and transmitting them to the analysis unit.
In paragraph 7 The above-mentioned transmitting and receiving unit transmits the first load value and the second load value to the user's mobile phone (500), and the mobile phone is equipped with an analysis application (510) that receives, analyzes, and displays the first load value and the second load value on the screen. The above analysis application includes a continuous view mode that continuously displays load values that vary over time as load values are transmitted in real time while the user is exercising, and an average view mode that displays an average value by summing up a certain period of time. An exercise method for performing lower body exercises by changing the load to adaptive control, characterized in that it is also provided with a load input unit (520) that allows the user to input the size of the load to be exercised.

Description

An exercise method that performs lower body movements by changing the load to adaptive control. The present invention relates to an exercise method for performing lower body exercises by changing the load using adaptive control, and more specifically, to a method for performing exercises while changing the exercise load using software adaptive control during lower body exercises. Recently, healthcare systems are gaining prominence that provide personalized fitness and exercise management, as well as health care. These systems utilize exercise equipment and fitness measurement devices equipped for personal dietary improvement, basic physical fitness, and health management. Based on fitness measurement data collected while exercising, they gather individual exercise volume, fitness level, and exercise information. By using this collected data to check the individual's exercise volume, fitness level, suitability of exercises, and areas requiring further exercise, they offer personalized fitness and exercise management. As prior art related to this, Patent Registration No. 10-2269255 has registered a "health fitness element integrated measurement device." Figure 1a is a conceptual diagram of a conventional health fitness element integrated measurement device. Figure 1b is a configuration diagram of the health fitness element integrated measurement device of Figure 1a. A health-related fitness element integrated measurement device is disclosed, comprising: a user seating means (100-1) that allows a person to sit and measure health-related fitness elements; a health-related fitness measurement means (200-1) that measures the health-related fitness elements of a person seated on the user seating means (100); a measurement information output means (300-1) that outputs the measurement process and results of the person's health-related fitness elements measured through the health-related fitness measurement means (200-1) in real time so that the person and manager can monitor them; and a measurement control unit (400-1) that controls the user seating means (100-1), the health-related fitness measurement means (200-1), and the measurement information output means (300-1). This allows multiple health-related fitness elements of a person to be easily measured in a single device without the person moving or exchanging measuring devices. Since these exercise machines require the use of actual weights to raise or lower the exercise weight, there is a problem with raising or lowering the weight for women with weak strength or elderly men. In addition, there is a problem in that it is difficult to perform balanced exercises because the weight cannot be raised or lowered while the exercise is being performed. Furthermore, exercise machines that perform lower body exercises using the left and right feet have a problem in that they cannot accurately measure the load applied to each foot individually because they measure the combined exercise load applied to the left and right feet rather than accurately measuring the actual exercise load applied to each foot. Figure 1a is a conceptual diagram of a conventional health fitness element integrated measurement device. Figure 1b is a configuration diagram of the health fitness element integrated measurement device of Figure 1a. Figure 2 is a drawing illustrating a conventional exercise machine. Figure 3 illustrates a conventional exercise machine with a lower body exercise load measuring device attached that can directly measure the exercise load applied to the left and right feet. FIG. 4 is a plan view of a lower body exercise load measuring device according to the present invention. FIG. 5 is a cross-sectional view of a lower body exercise load measuring device according to the present invention. FIG. 6 is a block diagram illustrating an embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 7 is an overall block diagram according to an embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 8 is a block diagram related to actual motion load according to an embodiment of the present invention. Hereinafter, preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the attached drawings, including the structure and operation of the invention. The present invention is not limited to the disclosed embodiments and may be implemented in various different forms by those skilled in the art. In the description of the present invention, detailed descriptions of related known technologies or configurations are omitted if it is determined that such detailed descriptions may unnecessarily obscure the essence of the invention. Additionally, the same drawing numbers are assigned in different drawings when indicating the same configuration. This study is not limited to specific embodiments and should be understood to include all modifications, equivalents, and substitutions that fall within the spirit and scope of the invention. The present invention relates to a method for using a lower b