EP2296504A2 - System und verfahren zur mobilen bewertung von schuhdämpfungseigenschaften - Google Patents
System und verfahren zur mobilen bewertung von schuhdämpfungseigenschaftenInfo
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- EP2296504A2 EP2296504A2 EP09757174A EP09757174A EP2296504A2 EP 2296504 A2 EP2296504 A2 EP 2296504A2 EP 09757174 A EP09757174 A EP 09757174A EP 09757174 A EP09757174 A EP 09757174A EP 2296504 A2 EP2296504 A2 EP 2296504A2
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- shoe
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Classifications
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A43—FOOTWEAR
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
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Definitions
- the present invention relates to a method and a system for evaluating shoe cushioning properties by means of one or more pressure sensors provided in the shoe cushioning.
- the present invention relates to a system for accurately determining the movement of an athlete by means of an acceleration sensor provided in the shoe cushioning.
- the present invention relates to a system for illuminating an area in front of an athlete by means of light-emitting diodes.
- the present invention relates to a system for tightening the laces by means of an electric motor and a winch, which are provided in the shoe cushioning.
- the present invention relates to a system for shot-enhancing football boots.
- Sports shoes are particularly exposed to stress and, depending on their condition, contribute significantly to health and success during exercise. It is important that both when buying the optimal shoes are selected as well as that they are replaced when removing the damping properties in a timely manner.
- the selection of sports shoes is usually supported by an analysis of the running movement.
- the rolling behavior and the support properties of the shoe are observed and analyzed.
- the shoe is selected taking into account the body weight and the expected type of use to ensure that the shoe is suitable for the expected load.
- the treadmill can be equipped with a video camera and pressure sensors, so that it is possible to determine the suitability of the shoe by slow motion, freeze frame and measured load distribution. Since inexperienced runners who rarely train on a treadmill, the balance plays a crucial role, it can happen, however, that the athlete does not maintain his normal running style. For example, it may happen that an athlete puts on his forefoot although he is otherwise heel-toe. Furthermore, running on a treadmill is not because of the completely flat tread not with running outdoors, for example, on a dirt road to compare.
- Another object of the present invention is to enable an accurate determination of the movement of an athlete.
- Another object of the present invention is to illuminate the area in front of the athlete.
- Another object of the present invention is to automatically tighten the laces of a shoe.
- Another object of the present invention is to stiffen the shoe upper during shooting.
- Another advantageous aspect of a preferred embodiment of the present invention is based on the fact that the pressure sensor in addition to the evaluation of Steaming property can also be used to indicate pressure, weight of the athlete, weight change of the athlete, pressure frequency or a speed calculated from it.
- a further advantageous aspect of a preferred embodiment of the present invention is based on the fact that the pressure sensor can be used to control light-emitting diodes provided in the shoe so that an area in the running direction is illuminated.
- Another advantageous aspect of a preferred embodiment of the present invention is based on the fact that the pressure sensor in combination with a three-dimensional acceleration sensor provided in the shoe can be used to determine the three-dimensional track (trajectory), speed, force or energy of the movement.
- Another advantageous aspect of a preferred embodiment of the present invention is based on the fact that the pressure sensor in combination with a winch provided in the shoe and an electric motor provided in the shoe can be used to automatically tighten the laces.
- Another advantageous aspect of a preferred embodiment of the present invention is based on the fact that the pressure sensor in combination with an insert provided in the shoe upper, which is filled with an electrorheological or magnetorheological fluid, can be used to control a shot gain.
- the pressure sensor can be equipped in combination with a plurality of rigid and a plurality of studs movably mounted via a nut joint, which can be tilted in the direction of inclination of the shoe by electromagnets arranged around the movable studs and thus are suitable to improve the traction of the shoe.
- Figure 1 is a schematic representation of a shoe with pressure sensor
- Figure 2 is a schematic representation of a shoe and an associated evaluation unit according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention
- Figure 3 is a schematic representation of a shoe and a second evaluation unit according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention.
- Figure 4 is a schematic representation of a shoe with associated
- Figure 5 is a schematic representation of a shoe with automatic
- FIG. 6 shows a schematic illustration of a shot-reinforced shoe according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention.
- Figure 7 is a schematic representation of a shoe with aligning
- FIG. 1 shows an overview of all the sensors which a shoe may contain according to preferred embodiments of the present invention. Shown therein is a schematic representation of a shoe (100) which is provided with one or more pressure sensors (110) installed in the damping, one or more LEDs (120), a control unit (130), a radio transmitter (140), an energy source ( 150), a three-dimensional acceleration sensor (160) and a sensor (170) which measures the orientation of the acceleration sensor relative to the gravitational acceleration may be equipped.
- a shoe (100) is equipped with a piezoelectric pressure sensor (110) which is installed in the damping of the shoe.
- the pressure sensor (110) is preferably mounted centrally under the heel.
- the resulting due to the stress of the piezoelectric element voltage can be used to send a radio signal, for example in the 2.4 GHz band by means of a radio transmitter (140) to an evaluation unit (200).
- a radio transmitter 140
- an evaluation unit 200
- the required energy from an energy source 150
- B. a battery or an inductively or by kinetic energy rechargeable battery can be supplied.
- the data contained in the radio signal can be displayed by the evaluation unit (200), for example in the form of a weight specification (201).
- the evaluation unit is preferably provided with a display.
- the display is preferably based on numbers, but alternatively, a graphical representation, for example in the form of bars or pie charts is possible.
- the pressure acting on the pressure sensor may also be displayed, which may, for example, provide a cyclist with information about his kick strength or a sprinter with information about his starting strength.
- the evaluation unit (200) may also be able to calculate and display weight changes (202), which may, for example, give a marathon runner valuable indications as to when liquid intake is necessary.
- the user of the evaluation unit preferably determines a weight measurement as the initial value, which can then be automatically compared with current measured values. The difference is then preferably displayed on the display of the evaluation unit.
- the received radio signal may be used to determine the damping characteristics of the shoe, since the measured pressure spikes during movement increase with decreasing damping due to the reduced damping travel. This is because the pressure is proportional to the acceleration change per time. A shorter damping path thus leads to an acceleration change in a shorter time and thus to higher pressure peaks.
- the evaluation unit (200) can be displayed in the evaluation unit (200), for example, what percentage of the original damping characteristic is still present (203) and whether the remaining damping characteristic for the ground is sufficient.
- a typical for the shoe model pressure curve which reflects the load of the shoe when running a runner with the same weight on a given surface, such as asphalt.
- the pressure curve can also be measured in a calibration mode by running on the given surface and stored in the evaluation unit.
- the evaluation unit runs on a predetermined background in a test mode.
- the measured, maximum pressure peaks are then compared with the maximum pressure peaks of the stored curve and based on this, for example, what percentage of the original damping potential is still present or whether the shoes should be replaced.
- the measured values of the pressure sensor can be used to indicate, for example on the evaluation unit or via LEDs provided in the shoe, whether the shoe is suitable for the current background. This happens, for example, by activating a red LED by the control unit.
- the evaluation unit (200) can determine the step frequency from the received pressure signals and calculate and display the speed (204) via a mean step size entered by the user.
- a bicycle mode may be provided in which the speed can be calculated from the inputted ratio.
- the expected calorie consumption (205) can be calculated and displayed from the weight measurement in combination with measurements of the step frequency, pedaling frequency or swing frequency during skiing.
- a piezoelectric acceleration sensor (160) can be installed in the shoe. Since piezoelectric acceleration sensors measure the gravitational acceleration (161), in a preferred embodiment, the data of the acceleration sensor (160) are corrected for the influence of the gravitational acceleration (161).
- the necessary information regarding the orientation of the acceleration sensor (160) can be supplied, for example, via a geomagnetic field sensor (170) become.
- the direction of the earth's magnetic field (171) is determined, by means of this information, the data of the acceleration sensor can be corrected by the influence of Erdanziehung, since the direction of the earth's magnetic field is perpendicular to the direction of gravitational acceleration.
- the corrected acceleration data of a three-dimensional acceleration sensor (160) can then be integrated in the evaluation unit and thus provide a detailed image of the movement.
- acceleration sensor which does not measure the gravitational acceleration or already supplies data corrected for the gravitational acceleration.
- This acceleration sensor may be provided in combination with the pressure sensor, but also without the same.
- the data of an acceleration sensor it is possible, for example, to determine the running speed exactly and to represent jump widths (206) or changes in direction on the evaluation unit, which can be of interest for sports such as long or high jump. Even the complete three-dimensional trace of the movement can be detected. Combined with the weight information, the applied force or energy of the movement can also be determined.
- the evaluation unit may be able to receive and display data from other sensors, for example a heart rate sensor (207), and store this information in a memory element present in the evaluation unit.
- sensors for example a heart rate sensor (207)
- the data of the memory element can then be read out via radio, for example 2.4 GHz band, WLAN (208) or USB interfaces (209).
- radio for example 2.4 GHz band, WLAN (208) or USB interfaces (209).
- the described interfaces can also be used to transmit data to the evaluation unit.
- the information can also be stored in a storage medium in the shoe and later transmitted via radio z.
- B. 2.4 GHz or WLAN can be read.
- a further possibility of using the data according to the invention for the sensors described above is the display via a plurality of LEDs (120) installed in the shoe or acoustic signal transmitters which can be controlled, for example, by a control unit (130).
- LEDs (120) installed in the shoe or acoustic signal transmitters which can be controlled, for example, by a control unit (130).
- different colored LEDs (120) can be used to measure such.
- a relevant range of values is preferably subdivided into a plurality, preferably three, sections, and each section is assigned a colored LED (120) which lights up or flashes as long as the measured value lies in the corresponding value range.
- the color distribution could be such that a slow pace is represented by a green LED (120), a medium pace by a yellow LED (120), and a fast pace by a red LED (120).
- a slow pace is represented by a green LED (120)
- a medium pace is represented by a yellow LED (120)
- a fast pace by a red LED (120).
- any color combination can be used here.
- Another use according to the invention of the LEDs (120b) lies in the illumination of the track in the direction of movement.
- one or more white LEDs (120b) are preferably activated by the control unit at the moment when the shoe has ground contact and is thus aligned horizontally with respect to the ground.
- the ground contact can be detected, for example, by exceeding a pressure value. This will cause the LEDs (120b) to illuminate when the alignment with respect to track is correct.
- gyroscopes available, by which the orientation of the shoe can be determined, so several LEDs can be aligned so that they radiate in different directions and only then a control unit (130) are activated when the current orientation of the shoe contributes to a beam direction in the direction of movement. This is particularly advantageous when cycling, since no alignment of the shoe can be detected parallel to the direction of movement via the pressure sensor.
- LEDs according to the method described above is also possible in a helmet, for example in a ski helmet, which is equipped with a sensor which makes it possible to measure the alignment of the helmet or by stabilizing the alignment of the LEDs by means of a gyroscope.
- shoe described in the present invention may also be a ski boot.
- the shoe (100) can additionally be equipped with further pressure sensors (110). According to FIG. 3, these are preferably distributed over the sole (180) in the damping (190).
- 5 sensors are distributed so that 2 sensors each are provided under the heel and 3 sensors under the ball of the foot (111).
- the provided under the heel sensors are attached to the sides of the sole and the 3 provided under the ball of the foot sensors are mounted so that a sensor under the middle and the two remaining sensors are under the outer ball of the foot.
- the thus available two-dimensional pressure distribution can be displayed as a load profile on the evaluation unit (200), which is for example a laptop.
- Such a system is particularly suitable for assisting the selection of shoes by running in sports shops or in the field, for example, by analyzing the personal running style by means of the measured data.
- an inductively rechargeable battery is provided in the shoe, it is preferably charged by means of inductive coupling of two coils.
- a shoe (100) is placed in a special shoe load unit (300).
- This consists of a housing (310), which is open at the top, and a mat (320) which lies on the bottom of the housing on a plurality of transverse supports (311) and in which a coil (330) is installed.
- the coil (330) generates a magnetic field which couples with the coil (150a) installed in the shoe (100) and thus generates an induction voltage through which a rechargeable battery (150) can be charged.
- the provided in the shoe (100) coil (150a) is installed as close to the surface of the shoe bottom to allow a high coupling.
- the mat (320) is preferably about the size of the shoes and has a marker (321) for positioning the shoes to allow for optimal coupling.
- the housing (310) is preferably made of plastic, which is washable and absorbs light shocks and shocks.
- the mat (320) is preferably equipped with a power supply (325) so that it can be connected directly to the mains. Furthermore, the mat (320) preferably has a charging indicator, which indicates the state of charge of the batteries. Furthermore, the mat (320) preferably has a controller which controls the charging process to prevent overcharging of the battery.
- the evaluation unit has mainly been described in particular as a portable minicomputer or laptop, in principle all systems are suitable which are able to receive, process and display the data of the sensors, for example a mobile phone equipped with a special software or a PDA ,
- an electric motor and a winch may be provided in the damping of the shoe.
- the electric motor is coupled to the winch (500).
- the winch (500) can then be used to automatically tighten the laces (510) to a certain tension. This is when putting on the shoes by a first impulse of Pressure sensor (110) or by pressing a button sends a signal to a control unit (130) which controls the electric motor, whereupon this pulls the laces over a winch.
- a lock such as a pawl (520).
- This pawl (520) can be raised by pressing a button (530) mounted laterally on the damping, whereby the electric motor is switched off by the control unit (130) and the tension of the laces is released.
- a padding is mounted over the span of the shoe which contains an electro- or magnetorheological fluid, the viscosity of the fluid being controlled by a control unit according to the signals of a pressure sensor.
- the electro- or magnetorheological fluid is controlled so that the highest possible toughness is achieved, for example, to support a shot in football. If a pressure is detected, the viscosity can be increased again so as not to hinder the rolling movement of the foot.
- a purely mechanical alternative may also be provided.
- a plurality of plastic rods (410) are preferably sewn in between two shoe upper materials (420, 430) in such a way that they are designed to be movable in one direction and to block them in the other direction.
- this is similar to a bamboo mat and is achieved by connecting the bars very close together on one side to the shoe upper (420), while being loosely connected to the shoe upper (430) on the other side and thereby only one bend in one direction is possible.
- they support, for example, the shooting power of a football player but do not hinder the rolling movement of the foot.
- cleats of a shoe can be tilted in contact with the ground automatically so that they are aligned in the direction of inclination of the shoe.
- a shoe (100) can be equipped with a plurality of studs (610), which are preferably movably mounted by means of nut joints (600) and have a ferromagnetic core.
- the alignment of a stud (610) in the nut joint (600) can then preferably by magnets (620), which may be provided around the nut joint (600).
- a control unit (700) may be provided in the damping.
- This control unit (700) may receive the data of a plurality of pressure sensors (110) mounted on the edge of the shoe (100) in the damping via rigid lugs (630), and activate one or more of said magnets in accordance with the received signals.
- the movable lugs (610) may have a different length than the rigid lugs (630).
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