US2021322830A1PendingUtilityA1
Velocity based safety system and method for fitness machines
Est. expiryApr 20, 2040(~13.7 yrs left)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Yvonne BlaszczykSandro GießlMark DunstanJason D. BridgesAndreas WeinbergerAndreas Grabisch-MikulaAlexander Thomas Shirley
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Abstract
Training machine and a method of controlling a training machine comprising a resistance component configured to provide at least a resistance during training, a control configured to control the resistance component during training and a safety component configured to monitor the training machine on the basis of velocity and/or any derivative thereof.
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exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A training machine comprising:
a resistance component configured to provide at least a resistance during training; a control configured to control the resistance component during training; a safety component configured to monitor the training machine on the basis of velocity and/or any derivative thereof.
2 . The training machine according to claim 1 wherein the safety component comprises a measurement component that is configured to measure velocity along a path, acceleration along a path and/or jerk along a path.
3 . The training machine according to claim 1 further comprising a sensor that is configured to deliver a signal that is configured to be used by the safety component to monitor the training machine on the basis of at least one of velocity, acceleration and/or jerk.
4 . The training machine according to claim 1 wherein the actual value(s) are based on a speed signal.
5 . The training machine according to claim 1 wherein the safety component is configured to adjust the resistance component at least in part and/or complete.
6 . The training machine according to claim 1 wherein the safety component is configured to deactivate the resistance component at least in part and/or complete upon in case the actual value(s) is/are out of the target value(s).
7 . The training machine according to claim 1 wherein the safety component is configured to deactivate the resistance component by a gradual reduction of the resistance to a minimum or zero.
8 . The training machine according to claim 1 wherein the safety component is configured to deactivate the resistance component by a gradual reduction of the resistance to a minimum or zero depending on the position of the machine.
9 . The training machine according to claim 1 wherein the actual value(s) at and/or around the change of concentric and eccentric movement are analyzed.
10 . The training machine according to claim 1 wherein the actual value(s) at and/or around the change of concentric and eccentric movement are analyzed and a deactivation of the resistance component at least in part and/or complete is triggered when the actual value(s) of the velocity is/are lower in absolute terms than the range of target value(s) of the velocity.
11 . The training machine according to claim 1 wherein the safety component is integrated with the control.
12 . A method of controlling a training machine comprising the steps of:
providing a resistance during training by a resistance component; controlling a resistance component during training by a control component; and monitoring the training machine on the basis of at least one of, velocity and/or any derivative thereof by a safety component.
13 . The method according to claim 12 with the further step of providing the safety component with a differentiator that determines at least a first derivative of the velocity and/or a second derivative of the velocity during training and communicating with the motor control of the resistance module.
14 . The method according to claim 12 wherein the safety component is configured to deactivate the resistance component by a gradual reduction of the resistance to a minimum or zero depending on the position of the machine.
15 . The method according to claim 12 wherein the actual value(s) at and/or around the change of concentric and eccentric movement are analyzed.
16 . The method according to claim 12 wherein the actual value(s) at and/or around the change of concentric and eccentric movement are analyzed and a deactivation of the resistance component is triggered when the actual value(s) of the velocity is/are lower in absolute terms than the range of target value(s) of the velocity.
17 . The method according to claim 12 with the further step of providing target values and the measured values are trained into a machine learning algorithm and the machine learning algorithm provides a control signal to the safety component.
18 . The method according to claim 17 wherein the target value(s) are trained by a machine learning algorithm on the basis of training data.
19 . The method according to claim 17 wherein the actual value(s) at and/or around the change of concentric and eccentric movement are analyzed and a deactivation of the resistance component is triggered when the actual value(s) of the velocity is/are lower in absolute terms than the range of target value(s) of the velocity.
20 . A computer program comprising instructions, which, when the program is executed on a data processing system causes the method steps of
providing a resistance during training by a resistance component; controlling a resistance component during training by a control component; monitoring the training machine on the basis of at least one of, velocity and/or any derivative thereof by a safety component; providing target values and the measured values are trained into a machine learning algorithm and the machine learning algorithm provides a control signal to the safety component wherein the target value(s) are trained by a machine learning algorithm on the basis of training data; and/or wherein the actual value(s) at and/or around the change of concentric and eccentric movement are analyzed and a deactivation of the resistance component is triggered when the actual value(s) of the velocity is/are lower in absolute terms than the range of target value(s) of the velocity.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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