Control Device and Method for Assisting a Multi-Phase Breathing Exercise of a Passenger of a Vehicle
AssigneeBayerische Motoren Werke Aktiengesellschaft
InventorEtienne Iliffe-Moon
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Abstract
A control device for assisting a multi-phase breathing exercise of a passenger of a vehicle is provided. The control device is configured to control an illustration device to illustrate instruction steps of the multi-phase breathing exercise to the passenger, —monitor breathing actions and/or states of the passenger while the instructions are being illustrated, evaluate a correlation of the monitored breathing actions and/or states to the illustrated instruction steps, and provide a feedback to the passenger based on the evaluated correlation.
Claims17
A control device for assisting a multi-phase breathing exercise of a passenger of a vehicle, the control device configured to:
- control an illustration device to illustrate instruction steps of the multi-phase breathing exercise to the passenger;
- monitor aspects of the passenger while the instructions are being illustrated;
- evaluate a correlation of the monitored aspects to the illustrated instruction steps;
- and
- provide a feedback to the passenger based on the evaluated correlation;
- wherein the monitored aspects of the passenger include at least one of the group consisting of breathing actions of the passenger and states of the passenger.
A method for assisting a multi-phase breathing exercise of a passenger of a vehicle, the method comprising:
- controlling an illustration device to illustrate instruction steps of the multi-phase breathing exercise to the passenger;
- monitoring aspects of the passenger while the instructions are being illustrated;
- evaluating a correlation of the monitored aspects of the passenger to the illustrated instruction steps;
- and
- providing feedback to the passenger based on the evaluated correlation
- wherein the monitored aspects of the passenger include at least one of the group consisting of breathing actions of the passenger and states of the passenger.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.