Movement analysis and feedback systems, applications, devices, and methods of production thereof
AssigneeThe Trustees of the California State University
InventorsEmel Demircan, I-Hung Khoo, Elliot Recinos
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Abstract
Contemplated systems for monitoring and analysis of human motion synthesis are disclosed herein that include: at least one garment configured to be worn by a user, at least one inertial sensor, wherein the at least one inertial sensor is integrated with or into the at least one garment, an information system, wherein the information system communicates with the at least one inertial sensor to produce a set of data, at least one musculorientation metric generated by the information system, and at least one performance report that is produced from the analysis of the at least one musculorientation metric.
Claims15
A system for monitoring and analysis of human motion synthesis, comprising:
- at least one garment configured to be worn by a user,
- at least one inertial sensor, wherein the at least one inertial sensor is integrated with or into the at least one garment,
- at least one electromyography sensor, wherein the at least one electromyography sensor is integrated with or into the at least one garment,
- an information system that comprises a main control module and at least one additional control module, wherein the information system communicates with the at least one inertial sensor and the at least one electromyography sensor to produce a set of data, at least one musculorientation metric generated by the information system, and
- at least one performance report that is produced from an analysis of the at least one musculorientation metric, wherein the at least one performance report provides the analysis of human motion synthesis.
A system for monitoring and analysis of human motion synthesis, comprising:
- at least one garment configured to be worn by a user,
- at least one inertial sensor, wherein the at least one inertial sensor is integrated with or into the at least one garment,
- at least one electromyography sensor, wherein the at least one electromyography sensor is integrated with or into the at least one garment,
- an information system that comprises a main control module and at least one additional control module, wherein the information system communicates with the at least one inertial sensor and the at least one electromyography sensor to produce a set of data,
- at least one musculorientation metric generated by the information system, and;
- at least one performance report that is produced from the analysis of the at least one musculorientation metric, wherein the at least one performance report is generated during the user's motion, immediately after the user's motion, or a combination thereof,
- wherein the at least one performance report provides the analysis of human motion synthesis.
A system for monitoring and analysis of human motion synthesis, comprising:
- at least one garment configured to be worn by a user,
- at least one inertial sensor, wherein the at least one inertial sensor is integrated with or into the at least one garment,
- at least one electromyography sensor, wherein the at least one electromyography sensor is integrated with or into the at least one garment,
- an information system that comprises a main control module and at least one additional control module, wherein the information system communicates with the at least one inertial sensor and the at least one electromyography sensor to produce a set of data, at least one musculorientation metric generated by the information system;
- and at least one performance report that is produced from the analysis of the at least one musculorientation metric, wherein the at least one performance report is generated as concurrent feedback via haptics information, including vibrotactile modalities;
- is generated as audio information and as terminal feedback via visual information;
- or a combination thereof, wherein the at least one performance report provides the analysis of human motion synthesis.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.