TWM674527U - Sports equipment detection and calculation motion equivalent device - Google Patents

Abstract

A Sports equipment detection and calculation motion equivalent device is installed on preset sports equipment and is equipped with an operating device interface. The operating device interface has a built-in computing unit. The operating interface displays a training module and at least runs the following options: a movement Information options and an exercise prescription option. The exercise information system provides a signal connection component connection setting option. The exercise prescription option allows the user to set the exercise parameters of the exercise equipment according to needs, and cooperates with the exercise parameter settings. The computing unit built into the interface of the operating device calculates the predetermined amount and method of exercise. The exercise method includes the eccentric mode and the eccentric mode. The exercise prescription option provides the user with the option to set the warm-up and exercise of the default exercise mode. and the target value of the mitigation phase.

Description

Sports equipment detection and calculation device for sports equivalent

This invention is a device for detecting and calculating motion equivalents for sports equipment. It features a detection device interface with a built-in motion equivalent calculation unit that corresponds to the motion coefficient data of the installed sports equipment. The device connects to a cloud server and sensors to read the operator's exercise results. By running a training module and a test module, and using a historical recording interface to read the motion data calculation information, the device enables operators to achieve more efficient exercise.

Domestic patent No. I727737, "Circulation Operation Method for Sports Equipment and Its Application," discloses a circulation operation method for sports equipment. The main function of the circulation operation method is to enable users to achieve effective exercise intensity through the circulation exercise training. The operation method mainly includes the following steps: 1. The evaluation step is to conduct information statistical evaluation through a computer, including status evaluation, question-and-answer evaluation, and physical fitness evaluation; 2. The testing step is based on the user's physical fitness assessment and exercise limit test, using a non-invasive physiological monitoring system. The monitoring system is a continuous cardiac output monitoring system and a near-infrared spectroscopy system, which monitor the user's cardiac hemodynamics and brain tissue respectively. The exercise limit test involves resting for half an hour before the subject is fitted with a continuous cardiac output monitoring system mask, an exercise blood pressure monitor, and a finger oximeter. Heart rate, blood pressure, and blood oxygen levels are monitored throughout the exercise test. Near- and far-infrared spectroscopy detectors are placed on the subject's frontal lobe and lateral thigh muscle. , detecting the distribution of oxygenated and deoxyhemoglobin within tissues, observing changes in local tissue blood flow and oxygen uptake during exercise, until the subject reaches physical exhaustion. Third, the calculation step uses the exercise limit determined by the test to calculate the metabolic equivalent of the preset exercise and the power and load of various exercise equipment, thereby obtaining effective and accurate exercise prescription data.

While the prior patent provides a circuit-based exercise module that allows users to efficiently exercise various muscle groups, it lacks the user-friendly hardware and software systems needed to run the circuit. Further integration with the current cloud-based exercise market is needed to develop a more practical and effective exercise device through the integration of cloud technology and an electronic login interface.

This invention is a sports equipment detection and calculation device for sports equivalents. It is installed on a preset sports equipment and is equipped with a detection device interface. The detection device interface has a built-in calculation unit. The calculation unit is connected to the cloud server with a signal device and a sensor to read the operator's exercise frequency, resistance and other information during the exercise process and calculate the exercise results. The detection device interface runs a training module. The main feature of this invention is that the training module runs at least the following options: an exercise information option and an exercise prescription option. Item, the exercise information is provided with a signal connection element connection setting option, the exercise prescription option allows the operator to set the exercise parameters of the exercise equipment used according to needs, and the predetermined exercise amount and method are calculated through the exercise parameter setting in conjunction with the built-in calculation unit of the detection device interface; an exercise prescription option is provided for the operator to set the target values of the warm-up, exercise and cool-down phases of the preset exercise mode. The exercise prescription option interface includes: an exercise selection for selecting different exercise modes; a target value setting providing target values for the warm-up, exercise and cool-down phases, The target values for exercise time and wattage are set for each stage. The detection device interface has a built-in metabolic equivalent calculation unit. The metabolic equivalent calculation unit detects and calculates the following data and displays the calculated data on the control screen for the operator to read: estimated maximum oxygen intake*(%HRR)/test time/3.5=METs/sec, where metabolic equivalent (MET) is ) can be used to describe exercise intensity. 1 MET is defined as 1 kcal/kg/hour (1 kcal consumed per kilogram of body weight per hour). MET is used to express the relative energy metabolism level of various activities. It is another way to express exercise intensity in addition to heart rate and perceived exercise intensity. 1 MET is equivalent to the energy consumed when sitting down to rest. Considering that individual differences in energy consumption during rest are often overlooked, 1 MET is equivalent to 1 O ₂ (3.5mL/Kg/min). 1MET (Kcal/min) = 3.5mL/Kg/min; When exercise begins (warm-up phase), the change in heart rate per second from resting heart rate is calculated as maximum oxygen uptake * ((heart rate - resting heart rate) / (maximum heart rate - resting heart rate) / test time / 3.5); calculate the metabolic equivalent per minute: estimated maximum oxygen uptake * ((heart rate - resting heart rate) / (maximum heart rate - resting heart rate) / test time / 3.5) = METs/sec (per Seconds of metabolic equivalents) are calculated, and the average METs obtained during the test time are summed to obtain METs per minute. Calories per minute (kcal): METs per second * 3.5 * body weight / 200 (ml/kg/min = liters/minute × 1000 ÷ body weight in kg → liters/minute = [ml/kg/min] ÷ 1000 × body weight in kg). Calculate the average calorie expenditure during the test time. After the average test time is minutes, the calories per minute (kcal/min) are calculated.

The secondary feature of this invention is that the test module (S3) runs at least one startup test to perform an exercise test, wherein after the startup test, the test detection interface can be clicked, and the test detection interface will display a resting heart rate measurement window. Before the exercise test starts, the operator will be prompted to rest for a preset time and the remaining time will be prompted, and the resting heart rate will be measured after the preset time. Before the exercise test starts, the operator will be prompted that the startup test displays a corresponding test heart rate column and test heart rate interval column, which are the test heart rate column and test heart rate interval column. The signal from the monitoring device is fed into the built-in program to calculate the result. If the test heart rate exceeds 85% of the dangerous value for more than the preset time of 30 seconds, it will be forced to enter the cool-down phase. The test information interface is displayed and the exercise test is performed. The test information interface shows a test speed column. The test speed column is displayed during the start of the exercise test. The target speed cannot be adjusted by itself. If the test speed is not maintained within the preset time, it will be forced to enter the cool-down phase exercise test. The test value is set to calculate the calorie consumption during the exercise process: (total metabolic equivalent × 3.5 × body Weight)/200 (ml/kg/min = liter/min × 1000 ÷ weight in kg → liter/min = [ml/kg/min] ÷ 1000 × weight in kg); the warm-up and cool-down phases are adjustable, as is the target watt. The watt value displayed increases every minute during the exercise test, providing the operator with a numerical resting heart rate. The test information interface displays: a test watt column and a corresponding test resistance value column, as well as a test chart that displays the current data in real time. The test watt column does not allow for automatic adjustment of the target watt during the test, and displays reminder lines indicating the start and end of the exercise test, as well as the perceived intensity level of exercise selected per minute during the test; a test metabolic equivalent column and a test data column, wherein the test data column displays information such as the test exercise distance and calories burned; a test mode column, wherein the test mode column is used to provide the operator with a desired exercise mode to be tested when there is more than one exercise test operation mode on the exercise equipment; after the start test is started and the exercise test is completed, a test perception interface is displayed, and a self-assessment column of perceived exercise intensity and a comparison table of perceived exercise intensity levels are provided on the test perception interface, wherein the self-assessment column of perceived exercise intensity provides the operator with a watt value that increases by 1 per minute after the start of the exercise test after the exercise test is completed, and the operator selects the exercise intensity in the self-assessment column according to the information of the perceived exercise intensity level comparison table and the perception of the operator during the exercise test.

10: Login interface

20: Sports equipment with eccentric exercise training function

21:Sensor

30: Monitoring device

C: Cloud Server

I1/I2: Continuous motion time information column

S1: Login Module

S11: QR Code Interface

S12: Registration Interface

S121: Height

S122: Weight

S123: Sports Defaults

S13: Visitor Login Interface

S14: Login Bar

S141: Setting options

S1411: Scan

S1412: Device Message

S1413: Information Column

S142: Information

S143: Logout option

S2: Training Module

S21: Sports Information

S211: Target Speed Column

S212: Target Watt Bar

S213: Reserve Heart Rate Bar

S2131: Heart rate zone column

S214: Metabolic Equivalent Column

S215: Sports data column

S216: Charts

S217: Resistance value column

S218: Sports Mode Bar

S21A: Normal display mode

S21B: Simple display mode

S22: Exercise Prescription

S221: Quick Login

S2211: Account loading

S222: Movement Selection

S223: Target value setting

S224: Start Movement

S225: Return

S3: Test Module

S31: Sports Test

S311: Account loading

S312: Test Selection

S313: Test value setting

S314: Start test

S315: Return

S316: Measuring resting heart rate

S3171: Test the speed bar

S3172: Testing Wattage Bar

S3173: Test heart rate column

S3174: Test Metabolic Equivalent Column

S3175: Test data column

S3176: Test chart

S3177: Test resistance value column

S3178: Test Mode Column

S318: Self-assessment of perceived exercise intensity

S3181: Exercise Perceived Intensity Comparison Chart

S31A: Test Setup

S31C: Test Information

S31D: Testing Perception

S32: History options

S32A: Sports Records

S32B: Test Record

U: User

Figure 1: is a diagram of the distribution of the operating device of the sports equipment of the better embodiment of the present invention; Figure 2: is a diagram of the operating steps of the operating device of the better embodiment of the present invention; Figure 3: is a diagram of the login steps of the operating device interface of the better embodiment of the present invention; Figure 4: is a tree diagram of the function of the operating device interface of the better embodiment of the present invention; Figure 5: is a diagram of the login module style of the operating device interface of the better embodiment of the present invention; Figure 6: is a diagram of the operating device interface style after login of the better embodiment of the present invention; Figure 7: is a diagram of the operating device interface style after login of the better embodiment of the present invention; Figure 8: is a diagram of the setting interface style after login of the better embodiment of the present invention; Figure 9: is a diagram of the sports information interface after login of the better embodiment of the present invention Figure 10: The simple mode style diagram of the post-login exercise information interface of the best embodiment of this creation; Figure 11: The post-login exercise prescription interface style diagram of the best embodiment of this creation; Figure 12: The post-login test setting interface style diagram of the best embodiment of this creation; Figure 13: The post-login test detection interface style diagram of the best embodiment of this creation Figure 14: A diagram showing the post-login test information interface of a preferred embodiment of this invention; Figure 15: A diagram showing the post-login test perception interface of a preferred embodiment of this invention; Figure 16: A diagram showing the test history record interface of a preferred embodiment of this invention; Figure 17: A diagram showing the exercise history record interface of a preferred embodiment of this invention.

To enable various sports equipment to more accurately display exercise information during exercise and provide convenient user operation, this innovative sports equipment operation device provides users with a more accurate and convenient understanding of their exercise results.

Referring to FIG. 1 , which shows a diagram of the operating device for a sports equipment according to a preferred embodiment of this invention, this preferred embodiment is applied to sports equipment with eccentric exercise training functions. The sports equipment 20 used in this preferred embodiment is equipped with a login interface 10. The login interface 10 is a control screen with a built-in computing unit. The computing unit is loaded with the exercise coefficient data of the corresponding sports equipment, such as exercise resistance. The user U can obtain information such as the force or muscle groups trained by the exercise, and the user U can be connected to the cloud server C, the sensor 21 and the monitoring device 30 by a signal device to read the heartbeat information signal during the exercise process of the user U. The signal device of the monitoring device 30 can be a wireless signal such as WiFi or Bluetooth or a wired signal. The login interface 10 reads the signal and brings the signal of the monitoring device 30 into the built-in program through the various computing units of the login interface 10. The results are displayed on the login interface 10 on the control screen. The monitoring device 30 can be a continuous output monitoring system such as a heart rate detection strap and a near-infrared spectrum system, which respectively detects the user's cardiac hemodynamics and the oxygenation and perfusion of brain tissue and skeletal muscle, so that the user U can adjust the amount of exercise and obtain the effect of exercise on the user's health before, during, and after the exercise of the selected exercise prescription. Physical results are recorded in the cloud server C for future historical analysis by user U, enabling him or her to achieve more effective exercise results. The sensor 21 refers to a device installed in the exercise equipment that can detect the number of times exercise is performed, such as a pedaling sensor on exercise equipment with eccentric exercise training functions or a speed sensor on a treadmill. The sensor 21 is designed to transmit the detected data to the login interface 10 via an electrical connection for calculation.

Please refer to the operation steps of the sports equipment operating device of the preferred embodiment of the present invention shown in FIG2, the login steps of the operating device interface of the preferred embodiment of the present invention shown in FIG3, and the function tree diagram of the operating device interface of the preferred embodiment of the present invention shown in FIG4. In order to apply the sports equipment operating device and its operation method of the present invention more conveniently and accurately in the process of users operating sports equipment, the sports equipment 20 with centrifugal exercise training function The login interface 10 includes three operating modules: login module S1, training module S2, and test module S3. Considering that users U may have different identities when operating the eccentric exercise training equipment 20, such as logged-in, pseudo-logged-in, and unlogged-in, the login interface 10 is configured with three main sub-function interfaces to perform operations related to the login module S1, training module S2, and test module S3.

Login module S1: It is mainly used to run the login program on the login interface 10 and the cloud server C. Through the operation of the login program, the user U is provided with an action operation to click on the login interface 10 option to input information or the cloud server C provides a QR code (Quick Response Code) for scanning and logging in. The QR code is displayed for the user U to use the mobile application (APP) installed on the mobile phone to scan the QR code to quickly log in or register the member information. The input information or the information logged in by scanning the QR code through the mobile application installed on the mobile phone can be processed by the program of the login interface 10 for subsequent operation and the exclusive information is stored on the cloud server C. When the login module S1 registers the member information, the user U can use the mobile application installed on the mobile phone corresponding to the login interface 10 to scan this QR code. After the code interface S11 is displayed, the user can log in to the cloud server C to read the user U's information, or directly enter the account password or health insurance card login method on the login interface 10. After the user U logs in to the cloud server C, he can further log in through the login interface 10 to display the registration interface S12 to enter the user U's height S121, weight S122 and exercise default value S123 to register the member information, and provide various subsequent parameters for calculation when used again in the future. The login module S1 also has a visitor login interface S13, which is Screen S13 provides a user U with a login interface 10 that allows the user to enter relevant user U information before logging in as a member. This allows the user to calculate the baseline metabolic equivalent value for various sports while not logged in. Furthermore, whether the user logs in as a member through the registration interface S12 or temporarily logs in through the guest login interface S13, the login module S1 will display a login box S14 after logging in. This box includes settings options S141, information S142, and a logout option S143 for the user to configure the login interface 10.

Training Module S2: It primarily features two options: exercise information S21 and exercise prescription S22. The exercise information S21 option provides signal connection configuration options, such as heart rate strap connection settings, to monitor the user's physical condition during exercise. The exercise prescription S22 option allows the user (U) to configure exercise parameters for the exercise equipment they are using. These parameter settings, combined with the built-in computing unit of the login interface 10, calculate the desired exercise volume and method.

Test Module S3: This module primarily includes the Exercise Test S31 option and the History Recording option S32. After configuring the connected exercise equipment and sensor devices, Exercise Test S31 detects the user's physical condition and configures and adjusts various exercise parameters. History Recording S32 displays the exercise equivalent calculation results for each completed exercise via the login interface 10.

Please refer to the login module sample diagram of the operating device interface of the preferred embodiment of this invention shown in Figure 5, and further explain the details of the preferred embodiment of this invention in detail in conjunction with each actual operation step in the interface display state. When the user U is ready to use the sports equipment with centrifugal exercise training function, after starting the login interface 10 on the sports equipment with centrifugal exercise training function, the user U can see the login module S1 display interface. The login module S1 has at least a QR code interface S11 and a filling interface S110. In this embodiment, the QR code interface S11 and the visitor login interface S13 can be intuitively seen. The user U can install the QR code interface 10 by scanning the QR code on the login interface 10 through the mobile phone. After entering the code interface S11, the mobile phone can connect to the cloud server C to log in. Cloud server C reads user U's information and uses cloud server C to determine whether user U is logging in for the first time or is a registered member. If it is a first-time login, the corresponding interface is sent back to the mobile phone. The registration interface S12 allows user U to log in and fill in information such as height S121, weight S122, and exercise preset values S123 to register the member information.

Please refer to the post-login operation device interface training module sample diagram of the preferred embodiment of this creation shown in Figure 6. After the user U completes the login to the login interface 10, the login is displayed. On the post-login login interface 10, the training module S2 displays the exercise information S21 option, the exercise prescription S22 option, the exercise test S31 option, and the history record option S32, as well as the setting option S141, the information S142 option and the logout option S143. The user can click the setting option S141 to connect to the relevant exercise equipment and sensing device. During operation, if the user is a registered member, the user can click the information S142 option to display the corresponding member data exercise information to the user U for reference, or click the logout option S143 to exit the cloud server C when the user wants to end the exercise.

As mentioned above, the user U can click on the exercise prescription S22 option to select the exercise method and the exercise effect to be achieved according to the preset exercise prescription. After selecting the exercise prescription S22 option, the user U clicks on the exercise information S21 option to exercise with the exercise equipment, and performs the corresponding exercise movements, intensity and time in accordance with the information displayed on the login interface 10, so as to achieve the preset exercise effect. The exercise test S31 option is a preliminary test for the user U before performing the exercise prescription S22 and starting the exercise. By operating the exercise test S31 option, the user U can perform the necessary exercise test. Option S31 performs warm-up, exercise test settings, and cool-down, allowing user U to maintain optimal physical condition and training settings before and after exercise. Option S32 for history recording connects a signal device to cloud server C, downloading and displaying various exercise test information from cloud server C, including exercise test data from the sensor components of the sports equipment with eccentric exercise training functions and the monitoring device 30, so as to provide user U with various physical exercise information after exercising through option S22 and then clicking option S21 for exercise information.

Referring to FIG. 7 , which illustrates the post-login operating device interface of a preferred embodiment of this invention, after user U logs in, he or she clicks on the registration interface S12 and provides information such as height S121, weight S122, and exercise default values S123 to register as a member. The default values S123 represent the Metabolic Equivalent of Task (METs) that user U expects to achieve. This allows subsequent exercise calculations to determine whether the user's exercise has achieved the preset goal.

Please refer to the post-login setting interface of the preferred embodiment of this invention shown in FIG8. After the user U logs in and clicks the setting option S141, an interface for operating the connected sports equipment and sensor device is displayed. The signal connection control is obtained through a wireless connection method such as WiFi or Bluetooth. The setting option S141 interface displays a scan S1411 option to activate the wireless connection. After detecting and connecting relevant sports equipment and sensing devices, a device message S1412 is displayed. This message includes information such as the device name and device address (IP) to identify the connected device, and an information bar S1413 displays the connected device information. This allows users to quickly connect to relevant sports equipment and sensing devices in the future.

Please refer to the general mode diagram of the post-login exercise information interface of the preferred embodiment of this invention shown in Figure 9. After the user U logs in and clicks the exercise information S21 option, he can select the general display mode S21A or the simple display mode S21B as needed. The general display mode S21A interface displays: 1) Target speed column S211. The target speed column S211 can freely adjust the target speed during the start of exercise. If the target speed is not maintained within the preset 30 seconds, the login Interface 10 will end the exercise test; 2) Target Watts column S212 and the corresponding resistance value column S217, as well as a graph S216 that displays the current data in real time. The target watts column S212 can be freely adjusted during exercise to end the exercise, allowing the user to grasp the fluctuations of their own heart rate, or whether the target speed has been achieved. The range of watts calculated in the login interface 10 will float and adjust various exercise data according to the target watts; 3) The corresponding reserve heart rate Bpm (Beat per minute) column S213 and heart rate zone column S2131. If the reserve heart rate exceeds 85% of the preset danger value for more than 30 seconds, the login interface 10 will terminate the exercise; 4) metabolic equivalent column S214 and exercise data column S215. The exercise data column S215 displays information such as exercise distance and calories burned; exercise mode column S218. The exercise mode column S218 allows the user U to select a desired exercise mode when the exercise equipment has more than one exercise operation mode. In this embodiment, the exercise equipment with eccentric exercise training function has both concentric and eccentric modes to choose from.

Please refer to FIG10 , which illustrates the simplified mode of the post-login exercise information interface of the preferred embodiment of this invention. When user U logs in and selects simplified display mode S21B, the aforementioned target speed column S211 , target wattage column S212 , reserve heart rate column S213 , resistance value column S217 , and exercise mode column S218 , which are fields that are frequently viewed during exercise, are displayed in a centralized manner. However, these fields are not limited to the aforementioned specific fields and can be combined to suit actual needs.

Please refer to FIG. 11 for a diagram of the post-login exercise prescription interface of a preferred embodiment of this invention. After user U logs in, he or she can select the exercise prescription S22 option to set target values for the warm-up, exercise, and cool-down phases of the default exercise mode. The exercise prescription S22 option interface includes: 1) Quick login S221 and account loading S2211. Quick Login S221 allows logged-in users to quickly log in, and Account Loading S2211 allows users to quickly retrieve their saved exercise settings. 2) Exercise Selection S222 allows users to select different exercise modes. 3) Target Value Setting S223 provides target values for warm-up, exercise, and cool-down phases, including setting target values for exercise time and wattage for each phase, to provide calculations for each phase of exercise. The parameter display allows user U to provide numerical exercise information. 4) Start Exercise S224: After setting the aforementioned exercise selection S222 and target value setting S223, start Exercise S224 to begin exercise. 5) Return S225: Logged-in user U can click to return to the homepage and make further settings. Additionally, the exercise prescription interface displays a device message S1412, allowing user U to confirm the device name and device address (IP) linked to the login interface 10.

Please refer to Figure 12 for the post-login test settings interface of the preferred embodiment of this invention. To ensure more accurate exercise results, after logging in, the user can select the exercise test S31 option to perform a pre-exercise oxygen consumption and optimal exercise intensity test. Clicking this option will enter the test settings S31A interface, which displays the following: 1) Account Loading S3 11 provides quick access to the stored test settings of the user U; 2) Test selection S312, test selection S312 allows you to select different test modes; 3) Test value setting S313, test value setting S313 provides target values for warm-up, exercise and cool-down phases, including setting target values such as exercise time and wattage for each phase to provide calculation parameters for each phase test 4) Start Test S314: After setting the aforementioned test selection S312 and test value setting S313, the start test S314 is launched to conduct an exercise test. The warm-up and cool-down phases are adjustable, and the target wattage is initially fixed at 0. The default duration of the exercise test is fixed at 10 minutes. The target wattage is adjustable, starting at 0 watts and increasing by 10% of the target wattage per minute. The display provides the user with numerical values for exercise. 5) Return S315: The logged-in user U is provided with the option to return to the homepage and further configure settings. Additionally, the test setting S31A interface displays a device message S1412, which allows the user U to confirm the device name and device address (IP) linked to the login interface 10.

Please refer to Figure 13 for the resting heart rate pattern diagram of the post-login test detection interface of the preferred embodiment of this invention. After starting the startup test S314, you can click on the test detection interface. While the test detection interface is in progress, the system will display the resting heart rate measurement window S316. Before the exercise test begins, the user will be prompted to rest for a preset time of three minutes and the remaining time will be displayed. After three minutes, the resting heart rate measurement S316 will be performed.

Please refer to the test information interface after login of the preferred embodiment of this invention shown in FIG14. After the user U clicks to start the test S314, the system can display the test information S31C interface and perform the motion test. When the motion test is in progress, the test information S31C interface displays: 1) Test speed column S3171. The test speed column S3171 cannot adjust the target speed by itself during the start of the motion test. If the preset time exceeds 3 If the test speed is not maintained for too long (0 seconds), the test will be forced into the cool-down phase. 2) Test Watts Column S3172 and the corresponding Test Resistance Value column S3177, along with a test chart S3176 showing the current data, are displayed. The Test Watts column S3172 does not allow for automatic adjustment of the target watts during the test. The Start and End reminder lines for the test are displayed, along with the selected Rating of Perceived Intensity (RPI) per minute during the test. Exercise, RPE) level; 3) Corresponding display of the test heart rate column S3173 and the test heart rate interval column S31731, wherein the test heart rate column S3173 and the test heart rate interval column S31731 are the calculation results of the signal obtained by the monitoring device 30 through the login interface 10 into the built-in program. If the test heart rate exceeds the preset danger value 85% for more than the preset time of 30 seconds, , it will be forced into the relaxation phase; 4) Test Metabolic Equivalent column S3174 and Test Data column S3175, where the test data column S3175 displays information such as the test exercise distance and calories burned; Test Mode column S3178, which allows the user U to select the desired exercise mode when the exercise equipment has more than one exercise test operation mode.

Please refer to the test perception interface after login of the preferred embodiment of the present invention shown in FIG15. After the user U clicks to start the test S314 and completes the exercise test, the system can display the test perception S31D interface. The test perception S31D interface provides a self-assessment column S318 for the intensity of exercise and a comparison table S3181 for the intensity of exercise. The self-assessment column S318 provides the user U with a self-assessment column S318 for the intensity of exercise. After the exercise test, in addition to increasing the wattage by one per minute, the user will select the exercise intensity in the "Self-Assessment of Perceived Intensity" column (S318) based on their own perception of the exercise test process and the information in the "Perceived Intensity Comparison Table S3181." This exercise intensity will be calculated and stored via the login interface 10 and used as the basis for each exercise intensity when the user U subsequently logs into the login interface 10 and selects the exercise information S21 option.

Please refer to the test history recording interface of the preferred embodiment of this invention shown in FIG16 and the exercise history recording interface of the preferred embodiment of this invention shown in FIG17. After completing the exercise training corresponding to each exercise information S21 or exercise test S31, the login interface 10 will store the detected exercise data calculation information. The user U can click the history recording option S32 interface of the login interface 10 to read the exercise data calculation information record. The history recording option S32 interface has exercise records S32A and test records S32B for selection and provides the user U with relevant information. The information display method of the exercise record S32A and test record S32B is to present different continuous exercise time information stacks on the exercise record S32A and test record S32B screens. The continuous exercise time information column I1 presented in the exercise record S32A includes each exercise time, exercise distance, average heart rate, calories, metabolic equivalent, target exercise time, and maximum heart rate; the continuous exercise time information column I2 presented in the test record S32B includes each exercise time, exercise distance, resting heart rate, preset maximum oxygen consumption, and target exercise time.

In summary, in order to make the exercise training effect more in line with the personalized needs of the user U and provide more appropriate exercise prescriptions, the present sports equipment operating device and its operating method can provide the following specific advantages through the aforementioned system design and operating steps: 1) The login interface 10 can be used with various sports equipment and detection sensing devices, and calculate the user U's exercise data through a preset program, and provide the user U with important data such as exercise time, exercise distance, average heart rate, calories, metabolic equivalents, target exercise time and maximum heart rate in real time to understand and track the long-term exercise results and physical condition; 2) The user U can log in through the login module S1 of the login interface 10 to log in to the relevant exercise history information Complete records are stored on cloud server C. Accessible via the internet, user U can log in to various login interfaces 10 installed on various sports equipment at different locations to continuously record and track their exercise progress, effectively managing their exercise effectiveness and aligning their fitness with the design of the circular exercise program to achieve their desired preset state. 3) Login interface 10 is equipped with a training module S2 and a test module S3. Training module S2 sets a preset exercise performance, while test module S3 is designed to test the body's current state during exercise. This allows for effective pre-exercise detection and the execution of various practical exercise prescriptions, allowing user U to fully understand their physical condition before exercising and select an exercise prescription. And carry out the most effective exercise training at the moment in the appropriate physical condition, and continuously achieve the preset physical training results.

10: Login interface

C: Cloud Server

S1: Login Module

S14: Login Bar

S141: Setting options

S142: Information

S143: Logout option

S2: Training Module

S21: Sports Information

S22: Exercise Prescription

S3: Test Module

S31: Sports Test

S32: History options

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A sports equipment detection and calculation motion equivalent device is installed on a preset sports equipment and is equipped with a login interface (10). The login interface (10) has a built-in calculation unit. The calculation unit is installed with the motion coefficient data of the corresponding sports equipment and is connected to a cloud server (C), a sensor (21) and a monitoring device (30) by a signal device. The sensor (21) reads the information such as the number of movements and resistance of the user (U) during the exercise process and The login interface (10) is connected to the monitoring device (30) by a signal device to read the heartbeat information signal of the user (U) during the exercise. The signal of the monitoring device (30) is brought into the built-in program for calculation through the login interface (10). The login interface (10) displays that a training module (S2) is running. The training module (S2) runs at least the following options: an exercise information (S21) option and an exercise prescription (S22) option. The sports information (S21) is provided with a signal connection element connection setting option, and the sports prescription (S22) option provides the user (U) with the sports parameters of the sports equipment used according to the needs, and the predetermined sports amount and mode are calculated by the built-in calculation unit of the login interface (10) through the sports parameter setting, wherein the sports mode includes the eccentric mode and the eccentric mode; wherein the sports prescription (S22) option provides the user (U) with the default sports mode. The target values for the warm-up, exercise, and cool-down phases of the exercise mode are set in the exercise prescription (S22). The exercise prescription (S22) option interface includes: an exercise selection (S222) for selecting different exercise modes; a target value setting (S223) for providing target values for the warm-up, exercise, and cool-down phases, including setting target values such as exercise time and wattage for each phase; and a start exercise (S224) for starting exercise after setting the aforementioned exercise selection (S222) and target value setting (S223). As described in claim 1, the sports equipment detection and calculation device for sports equivalents, wherein after the user (U) logs in and clicks on the sports information (S21) option, a simple display mode (S21B) is displayed. The simple display mode (S21B) has a target speed column (S211), a target watt column (S212), a reserve heart rate column (S213), a resistance value column (S217), and a sports mode column (S218), which are arranged and displayed in a manner that is often noticed during exercise. A sports equipment detection and calculation motion equivalent device is installed on a preset sports equipment and is equipped with a login interface (10). The login interface (10) has a built-in calculation unit. The calculation unit is connected to a cloud server (C) and a sensor (21) with a signal device to read information such as the number of movements and resistance of a user (U) during exercise and calculate the exercise results. The login interface (10) runs a training module (S2) and a test module. (S3), after completing the sports training corresponding to the various sports information (S21) of the training module (S2) or the various sports tests (S31) of the test module (S3), the login interface (10) will store the detected sports data calculation information record, and the user (U) can click on the history record option (S32) interface of the login interface (10) to read the sports data calculation information record. The history record option (S32) interface has a sports record (S32A) and a test record (S32B) for selection. As described in claim 3, the sports equipment detection and calculation device for sports equivalents, wherein the continuous sports time information column (I1) presented in the sports record (S32A) includes each sports time, sports distance, average heart rate, calories, metabolic equivalent, target sports time and maximum heart rate. The sports equipment detection and calculation device for sports equivalent as described in claim 3, wherein the continuous exercise time information column (I2) presented in the test record (S32B) includes each exercise time, exercise distance, resting heart rate, preset maximum oxygen consumption, and target exercise time.