EP2233176A1 - Exercise apparatus - Google Patents
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- A63—SPORTS; GAMES; AMUSEMENTS
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- the present invention relates generally to exercise and fitness, and more particularly, to an exercise apparatus.
- a conventional exercise apparatus is composed of a counterweight device and an operating device connected with the counterweight device.
- the counterweight device includes a plurality of weight pieces whose number is adjustable subject to the requirement while a user strengthens his/her muscles in such a way that a proper load of weight can be provided.
- the exercise apparatus can help the user strengthen the muscles for different degrees by means of different number of the counterweigh blocks.
- the primary objective of the present invention is to provide an exercise apparatus, which can come up with the exact data of performance of the user's muscular strengthening to be convenient for the user.
- the foregoing objective of the present invention is attained by the exercise apparatus composed of a counterweight device, a pulley assembly, a pulley sensor, an operating device, and a control device.
- the counterweight device includes a frame, a plurality of weight pieces mounted to the frame, and a plurality of electronic switches mounted to the frame for detecting the number of the weight pieces that are moved.
- the pulley assembly includes at least one pulley mounted to the frame; and a transmission member mounted to the pulley and connected with the weight pieces.
- the pulley sensor is mounted to the frame for sensing the status of the pulley.
- the operating device is connected with the transmission member for driving the pulley assembly to move the weight pieces.
- the control device is electrically connected with the electronic switches and the pulley sensor for calculating, displaying, and recording data of the user's exercise performance.
- an exercise apparatus 10 constructed according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention is composed of a counterweight device 20, a pulley assembly 30, a pulley sensor 40, an operating device 50, and a control device 60.
- the counterweight device 20 includes a frame 22, a plurality of weight pieces 24 mounted to the frame 22, and a plurality of electronic switches 26 mounted to the frame 22.
- Each of the weight pieces 24 has a magnetic portion 241.
- Each of the electronic switches 26 is a photoelectric switch or a reed switch, which is taken in this embodiment as an example only rather than a limitation.
- the magnetic portions 241 can magnetically activate the electronic switches 26 for detecting the number of the weight pieces 24 that are moved. When the electronic switches 26 detect one of the magnetic portions 241, the electronic switch 26 is triggered.
- the pulley assembly 30 includes a plurality of pulleys 32 and a transmission member 34.
- the pulleys 32 are mounted to the frame 22.
- the transmission member 34 is mounted to the pulleys 32 and connected with the weight pieces 24.
- the transmission member 34 is a belt or a cable wire, which is taken in this embodiment as an example only rather than a limitation.
- the pulley sensor 40 is mounted to the frame 22 and located at one of the pulleys 32 for sensing the status of the pulleys 32.
- the pulley sensor 40 is a pressure sensor, a photoelectric sensor, or a Hall sensor, which is taken in this embodiment as an example only rather than a limitation.
- the operating device 50 is connected with the transmission member 34 for the user to operate for strengthening the user's muscles. While the operating device 50 is operated, the transmission member 34 is drawn to enable the pulley assembly 30 to drive the movement of the weight pieces 24.
- the control device 60 is electrically connected with the electronic switches 26 and the pulley sensor 40.
- the control device 60 includes a processor 62, a display panel 64, and a memory module 66.
- the processor 62 is electrically connected with the electronic switches 26 and the pulley sensor 40, for identifying the number of the moved weight pieces 24 according to the number of the triggered electronic switches and then identifying the status of the pulleys 32 according to output signals of the pulley sensor 40 for inferring data of performance of the user's muscle strengthening.
- the data include at least one of the information, like load of weight, exercise frequency, exercise time, and calorie expenditure.
- the display panel 64 is electrically connected with the processor 62 for displaying the data.
- the memory module 66 is electrically connected with the processor 62 for recording the data.
- a method based on the exercise apparatus 10 for inferring the data of performance of the user's muscle strengthening includes the following steps.
- the exercise apparatus 10 of the present invention can come up with more accurate data, like the load of weight, the exercise frequency, the exercise time, and the calorie expenditure, to further enable the user to know the performance of the muscle strengthening.
Abstract
An exercise apparatus (10) is composed of a counterweight device (20), a pulley assembly (30), a pulley sensor (40), an operating device (50), and a control device (60). The counterweight device (20) includes a frame (22), a plurality of weight pieces (24) mounted to the frame (22), and a plurality of electronic switches (26) mounted to the frame (22) for detecting the number of the weight pieces (24) that are moved. The pulley assembly (30) includes at least one pulley (32) mounted to the frame (22); and a transmission member (34) mounted to the pulley (32) and connected with the weight pieces (24). The pulley sensor (40) is mounted to the frame (22) for sensing the status of the pulley (32). The operating device (50) is connected with the transmission member (34) for driving the pulley assembly (30) to move the weight pieces (24). The control device (60) is electrically connected with the electronic switches (26) and the pulley sensor (40) for calculating, displaying, and recording data of the user's exercise performance.
Description
- The present invention relates generally to exercise and fitness, and more particularly, to an exercise apparatus.
- A conventional exercise apparatus is composed of a counterweight device and an operating device connected with the counterweight device. The counterweight device includes a plurality of weight pieces whose number is adjustable subject to the requirement while a user strengthens his/her muscles in such a way that a proper load of weight can be provided. In other words, the exercise apparatus can help the user strengthen the muscles for different degrees by means of different number of the counterweigh blocks.
- However, people have different physical stamina and require different degrees of muscular strengthening, such that it is not easy to infer the outcome of the user's muscle strengthening. Generally speaking, the muscle strengthening needs more accurate data for procurement of exercise amount and calorie expenditure. For the prior art, the user may though feel that much exercise is taken but fails to know the exact data of performance of the muscular strengthening, such that it is deficient for inconvenient operation to need improvement.
- The primary objective of the present invention is to provide an exercise apparatus, which can come up with the exact data of performance of the user's muscular strengthening to be convenient for the user.
- The foregoing objective of the present invention is attained by the exercise apparatus composed of a counterweight device, a pulley assembly, a pulley sensor, an operating device, and a control device. The counterweight device includes a frame, a plurality of weight pieces mounted to the frame, and a plurality of electronic switches mounted to the frame for detecting the number of the weight pieces that are moved. The pulley assembly includes at least one pulley mounted to the frame; and a transmission member mounted to the pulley and connected with the weight pieces. The pulley sensor is mounted to the frame for sensing the status of the pulley. The operating device is connected with the transmission member for driving the pulley assembly to move the weight pieces. The control device is electrically connected with the electronic switches and the pulley sensor for calculating, displaying, and recording data of the user's exercise performance.
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FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a preferred embodiment of the present invention. -
FIG. 2 is a circuit block diagram of the preferred embodiment of the present invention. -
FIG. 3 is an enlarged view of a part A indicated inFIG. 1 . -
FIG. 4 is an enlarged view of a part of the preferred embodiment of the present invention, illustrating the counterweight device. -
FIG. 5 is a block diagram of the preferred embodiment of the present invention. -
FIG. 6 is another perspective view of the preferred embodiment of the present invention, illustrating that the weight pieces are moved. - Referring to
FIGS. 1-4 , anexercise apparatus 10 constructed according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention is composed of a counterweight device 20, apulley assembly 30, apulley sensor 40, anoperating device 50, and acontrol device 60. - The counterweight device 20 includes a
frame 22, a plurality ofweight pieces 24 mounted to theframe 22, and a plurality ofelectronic switches 26 mounted to theframe 22. Each of theweight pieces 24 has amagnetic portion 241. Each of theelectronic switches 26 is a photoelectric switch or a reed switch, which is taken in this embodiment as an example only rather than a limitation. Themagnetic portions 241 can magnetically activate theelectronic switches 26 for detecting the number of theweight pieces 24 that are moved. When theelectronic switches 26 detect one of themagnetic portions 241, theelectronic switch 26 is triggered. - The
pulley assembly 30 includes a plurality ofpulleys 32 and atransmission member 34. Thepulleys 32 are mounted to theframe 22. Thetransmission member 34 is mounted to thepulleys 32 and connected with theweight pieces 24. Thetransmission member 34 is a belt or a cable wire, which is taken in this embodiment as an example only rather than a limitation. - The
pulley sensor 40 is mounted to theframe 22 and located at one of thepulleys 32 for sensing the status of thepulleys 32. Thepulley sensor 40 is a pressure sensor, a photoelectric sensor, or a Hall sensor, which is taken in this embodiment as an example only rather than a limitation. - The
operating device 50 is connected with thetransmission member 34 for the user to operate for strengthening the user's muscles. While theoperating device 50 is operated, thetransmission member 34 is drawn to enable thepulley assembly 30 to drive the movement of theweight pieces 24. - The
control device 60 is electrically connected with theelectronic switches 26 and thepulley sensor 40. Thecontrol device 60 includes aprocessor 62, adisplay panel 64, and amemory module 66. Theprocessor 62 is electrically connected with theelectronic switches 26 and thepulley sensor 40, for identifying the number of the movedweight pieces 24 according to the number of the triggered electronic switches and then identifying the status of thepulleys 32 according to output signals of thepulley sensor 40 for inferring data of performance of the user's muscle strengthening. The data include at least one of the information, like load of weight, exercise frequency, exercise time, and calorie expenditure. Thedisplay panel 64 is electrically connected with theprocessor 62 for displaying the data. Thememory module 66 is electrically connected with theprocessor 62 for recording the data. - Referring to
FIGS. 5-6 , a method based on theexercise apparatus 10 for inferring the data of performance of the user's muscle strengthening includes the following steps. - a) Sense the movement of the
pulleys 32 by thepulley sensor 40. If thepulleys 32 remain still, repeat this step to identify whether the user has operated theexercise apparatus 10. If thepulleys 32 are moved, indicating that the user begins to pull thetransmission member 34 for operating the exercise apparatus, proceed to the next step. - b) Detect the
magnetic portions 241 by theelectronic switches 26. Theprocessor 62 acquires the number of the movedweight pieces 24 according to the number of the triggered electronic switches. - c) The
processor 62 acquires the load of weight according to the number of the movedweight pieces 24 to calculate the exercise time and the calorie expenditure. - d) Detect by means of the
pulley sensor 40 as to whether thepulleys 32 are rotated counterclockwise. If thepulleys 32 have not been rotated counterclockwise, indicating that the user has not finished pulling theweight pieces 24, repeat this step. If thepulleys 32 are rotated counterclockwise, indicating that the user has finished pulling theweight pieces 24 to reinstate theweight pieces 24, proceed to the next step. - e) Accumulate the exercise frequency.
- f) Sense by the
pulley sensor 40 as to whether the pulleys are rotated clockwise. If thepulleys 32 are rotated clockwise, indicating that theweight pieces 24 are pulled again, proceed back to the step b). If thepulleys 32 have not been rotated clockwise, indicating that theweight pieces 24 have not been reinstated, proceed back to the next step. - g) Sense by the
pulley sensor 40 as to whether thepulleys 32 stop rotation. If thepulleys 32 do not stop rotation, proceed back to the step f). If thepulleys 32 stop rotation, indicating that the user stops operating theexercise apparatus 10, theprocessor 62 stops counting the time. - In conclusion, the
exercise apparatus 10 of the present invention can come up with more accurate data, like the load of weight, the exercise frequency, the exercise time, and the calorie expenditure, to further enable the user to know the performance of the muscle strengthening. - Although the present invention has been described with respect to a specific preferred embodiment thereof, it is no way limited to the details of the illustrated structures but changes and modifications may be made within the scope of the appended claims.
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- An exercise apparatus (10) being characterized in that the exercise apparatus (10) comprises:a counterweight device (20) having a frame (22), a plurality of weight pieces (24) mounted to the frame (22), and a plurality of electronic switches (26) mounted to the frame (22) for detecting the number of the weight pieces (24) that are moved;a pulley assembly (30) having at least one pulley (32) and a transmission member (34), the at least one pulley (32) being mounted to the frame (22), the transmission member (34) being mounted to the at least one pulley (32) and connected with the weight pieces (24);a pulley sensor (40) mounted to the frame (22) for sensing the status of the at least one pulley (32);an operating device (50) connected with the transmission member (34) for driving the pullet assembly (30) to move the weight pieces (24); anda control device (60) electrically connected with the electronic switches (26) and the pulley sensor (40).
- The exercise apparatus (10) as defined in claim 1, being characterized in that the electronic switch (26) is a reed switch or a photoelectric switch.
- The exercise apparatus (10) as defined in claim 1, being characterized in that the electronic switch (26) is the reed switch, and each of the weight pieces (24) comprises a magnetic portion (241), the electronic switches (26) corresponding to the magnetic portions (241) respectively, the magnetic portions (241) magnetically
- The exercise apparatus (10) as defined in claim 1, being characterized in that the control device (60) comprises a processor (62) electrically connected with the electronic switches (26) and the pulley sensor (40), the processor (62) referring to the number of the moved weight pieces (24) and the status of the at least one pulley (32) for inferring data of performance of a user's muscle strengthening.
- The exercise apparatus (10) as defined in claim 4, being characterized in that the data comprises at least one of load of weight, exercise frequency, exercise time, and calorie expenditure.
- The exercise apparatus (10) as defined in claim 4, being characterized in that the control device (60) further comprises a display panel (64) electrically connected with the processor (62) for displaying the data.
- The exercise apparatus (10) as defined in claim 4, being characterized in that the control device (60) further comprises a memory module (66) electrically connected with the processor (62) for recording the data.
- The exercise apparatus (10) as defined in claim 1, being characterized in that the transmission member (34) is a cable wire or a belt.
- The exercise apparatus (10) as defined in claim 1, being characterized in that the pulley sensor (40) is a Hall sensor, a pressure sensor, or a photoelectric sensor.
- A method based on the exercise apparatus (10 defined in claim 1 for inferring the data of performance of the user's muscle strengthening being characterized in that the method comprises steps of:a) sensing by the pulley sensor (40) as to whether the at least one pulley (32) is moved or not; if the at least one pulley (32) remains still, repeat this step; if the at least one pulley (32) is moved, proceed to the next step;b) detecting the weight pieces (24) by the electronic switches (26) to identify the number of the moved weight pieces (24);c) calculating the exercise time and the calorie expenditure;d) detecting by means of the pulley sensor (40) as to whether the at least one pulley (32) is rotated counterclockwise; if the at least one pulley (32) is not rotated counterclockwise, repeat this step; if the at least one pulley (32) is rotated counterclockwise, proceed to the next step;e) accumulate the exercise frequency;f) sensing by the pulley sensor (40) as to whether the at least one pulley (32) is rotated clockwise; if the at least one pulley (32) is rotated clockwise, proceed back to the step b); if the at least one pulley (32) is not rotated clockwise, proceed to the next step; andg) sensing by the pulley sensor (40) as to whether the at least one pulley (32) stops rotation; if the at least one pulley (32) does not stop rotation, proceed back to the step f); if the at least one pulley (32) stops rotation, the processor (62) stops counting the time.
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