Control method for headphone, headphone, and computer-readable storage medium
AssigneeSuunto Sports Technology (Dongguan) Co., Ltd.
InventorsHonghao HUANG, Haojia LIAO
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Abstract
Provided is a control method for a headphone. The control method for a headphone includes: enabling a swimming mode of the headphone; obtaining detection data collected by a sensor module; obtaining a swimming parameter of a user wearing the headphone during swimming according to the detection data; and obtaining a swimming stroke of the user during swimming according to the detection data.
Claims20
A control method for a headphone, comprising:
- enabling a swimming mode of the headphone;
- obtaining detection data collected by a sensor module;
- obtaining a swimming parameter of a user wearing the headphone during swimming according to the detection data;
- and
- obtaining a swimming stroke of the user during swimming according to the detection data.
A headphone, comprising:
- a sensor module configured to collect detection data;
- and
- a control module in a communication connection with the sensor module and configured to execute a control method for the headphone, the control method comprising:
- enabling a swimming mode of the headphone;
- obtaining the detection data collected by the sensor module;
- obtaining a swimming parameter of a user wearing the headphone during swimming according to the detection data;
- and
- obtaining a swimming stroke of the user during swimming according to the detection data.
A computer-readable storage medium, having a program stored thereon, wherein the program, when executed by a processor, implements a control method for a headphone, the control method comprising:
- enabling a swimming mode of the headphone;
- obtaining detection data collected by a sensor module;
- obtaining a swimming parameter of a user wearing the headphone during swimming according to the detection data;
- and
- obtaining a swimming stroke of the user during swimming according to the detection data.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.