Estimation device, and estimation system
AssigneeToyota Jidosha Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorTomohiro TSUBOTA
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Abstract
The estimation device comprises: an acquisition unit acquiring first a detection result obtained by a first sensor and a second detection result obtained by a second sensor, the first sensor being provided away from a palm side portion of a hand of a worker and detecting a first physical quantity related to bending of a finger of the worker, the second sensor being mounted on a forearm portion of the worker and detecting a second physical quantity related to a movement of muscle in the forearm portion; and an estimation unit estimating a finger force generated in the finger using the first detection result and the second detection result.
Claims5
An estimation device, comprising:
- an acquisition unit acquiring first a detection result obtained by a first sensor and a second detection result obtained by a second sensor, the first sensor being provided away from a palm side portion of a hand of a worker and detecting a first physical quantity related to bending of a finger of the worker, the second sensor being mounted on a forearm portion of the worker and detecting a second physical quantity related to a movement of muscle in the forearm portion;
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- an estimation unit estimating a finger force generated in the finger using the first detection result and the second detection result.
An estimation system, comprising:
- a first sensor being provided away from a palm side portion of a hand of a worker and detecting a first physical quantity related to bending of a finger of the worker;
- a second sensor being mounted on a forearm portion of the worker and detecting a second physical quantity related to a movement of muscle in the forearm portion;
- an acquisition unit acquiring a first detection result obtained by the first sensor and a second detection result obtained by the second sensor;
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- an estimation unit estimating a finger force generated in the finger using the first detection result and the second detection result.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.