Insole-type electronic device and control method for insole-type electronic device
AssigneeNEC Corporation
InventorYuuki MOMOKAWA
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Abstract
To provide an insole-type electronic device that can be used in a location distant from a control unit and has small power consumption, the insole-type electronic device includes a first insole including a first sensor and a second insole including a second sensor. The first sensor acquires first sensor data relating to a biological activity of a first foot and the second sensor acquires second sensor data relating to a biological activity of a second foot. The first insole includes a first-sensor-data transmitter transmitting the first sensor to the second insole. The second insole includes a first-sensor-data receiver receiving the first sensor data, and a data processor processing the first sensor data and the second sensor data.
Claims20
An insole-type electronic device comprising:
- a first insole including a first sensor that acquires first sensor data relating to a biological activity of a first foot;
- and
- a second insole including a second sensor that acquires second sensor data relating to a biological activity of a second foot, wherein
- the first insole includes
- a first-sensor-data transmitter transmitting the first sensor data to the second insole,
- the second insole includes
- a first-sensor-data receiver receiving the first sensor data, and
- a data processor processing the first sensor data and the second sensor data.
A control method for an insole-type electronic device, the method comprising:
- acquiring, by a first sensor disposed in a first insole, first sensor data relating to a biological activity of a first foot;
- acquiring, by a second sensor disposed in a second insole, second sensor data relating to a biological activity of a second foot;
- transmitting the first sensor data to the second insole;
- receiving, by the second insole, the first sensor data;
- and
- processing, by data processor included in the second insole, the first sensor data and the second sensor data.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.