In a mental/physical state evaluation system, a motion information acquirer acquires information indicating a motion state of a subject who repeatedly performs a predetermined body motion. A reproducibility evaluator determines a reproducibility evaluation value on the basis of an analysis result regarding the reproducibility of the predetermined body motion. A mental information acquirer acquires information indicating the mental state of the subject. A mental evaluator determines a mental evaluation value on the basis of an analysis result regarding the mental state of the subject. An evaluation value storage stores the reproducibility evaluation value and the mental evaluation value in association with each other. A result outputter outputs information indicating the relevance between the mental evaluation value and the quality of the reproducibility evaluation value.

A device includes a signaling means and a motion sensor, and logic for activating or controlling the signaling means in response to a sensed motion according to an embedded logic. The device may be used as a toy, and may be shaped like a play ball or as a handheld unit. It may be powered from a battery, either chargeable from an AC power source directly or contactless by using induction or by converting electrical energy from harvested kinetic energy. The embedded logic may activate or control the signaling means, predictably or randomly, in response to sensed acceleration magnitude or direction, such as sensing the crossing of a preset threshold or sensing the peak value. The visual means may be a numeric display for displaying a value associated with the count of the number of times the threshold has been exceeded or the peak magnitude of the acceleration sensed.

Systems and methods for sports analytics are disclosed. A system for evaluating athletic performance can include wearable sensor devices configured to be removably coupled to an athlete's body during athletic performance, and one or more equipment-mountable sensor devices configured to be coupled to reference objects adjacent to an athletic performance site such as a goal or equipment. A computing device can be communicatively coupled to the wearable sensor device(s) and the equipment-mountable sensor device(s). The computing device is configured to receive sensor data from each of the sensor device(s) and to determine at least one performance parameter.

The utility model relates to the technical field of throwing toys, and discloses a structure of a lighting effect structure for a sandbag game board. The lighting effect structure for a sandbag game board includes a lighting effect assembly, a sandbag board configured to mount the lighting effect assembly, and a remote control configured to remotely control the lighting effect assembly. The lighting effect assembly for a sandbag game board includes a hole light strip, a board light strip, a sensing detection module configured to detect that a sandbag enters a hole, a vibration detection module configured to detect that the sandbag hits a board, and a voice playback module configured to perform voice prompt in cooperation with the sensing detection module and the vibration detection module. The hole light strip is embedded in an inner part of a hole on the sandbag board, and the board light strip is embedded at an outer edge of the sandbag board. According to a design that the hole light strip and the board light strip are embedded in the sandbag board, appearance of the sandbag board is ensured. Due to disposing of the hole light strip, the board light strip, the laser sensor, the vibration sensor, and the loudspeaker, the lighting effect is displayed and a corresponding voice prompt is played back while the sandbag hits the sandbag board or entering the hole. Therefore, interactivity is high, and interestingness of a sandbag throwing game is improved.

A system and method for evaluation, detection, conditioning, and treatment of neurological functioning and conditions which uses data obtained while a person is engaged in simultaneously in a range of primary physical tasks combined with defined types of secondary activity, such as listening, reading, speaking, mathematics, logic puzzles, navigation of a virtual environment, recall of past stimuli, etc. The data from the physical and secondary activities are combined to generate a composite functioning score visualization indicating the relative functioning of areas aspects of neurological functioning; including those in which deficiencies may be present, which are early indicators of possible neurological conditions. Through algorithmic recommendations combined with expert and user input, a conditioning regimen targeting neurological aspects of interest paired with periodic testing allows the user to track their progress in these areas over time.

An exercise kit and a corresponding exercise data tracking system include a pair of boxing gloves equipped with self-contained trackers, each tracker featuring a tracker processor, a tracker wireless transmitter/receiver, and a tracker motion sensor. Each boxing glove may be weighted by inserting a weighted block to increase the intensity of the exercise. A software application on a smartphone has an input block to enter the user's arm length and the value of the weight of the weighted block, making the tracking system more accurate in tracking the parameters characterizing the boxing exercise including unique data on punch speed, punch type, punch momentum, and punch kinetic energy. Punch type may be detected by comparing the motion pattern of the user against a typical motion pattern associated with common punch types.

A smart wearable device may include a smart ring device. The smart ring device may include a ring that includes a coupling mount. The smart ring device may also include an electronics unit selectively attachable to the coupling mount. The electronics unit may generate usage data representative of a movement and a physiological response of a user. In addition, the smart ring device may include a feedback system communicatively coupled to the electronics unit. The feedback system may display information related to the smart ring device.

Athletic, and more particularly gymnastic, training apparatus and methods are disclosed herein. In some embodiments, an apparatus includes a pommel portion of a pommel horse training apparatus, the pommel portion including a plurality of elongate pommel segments. A first pommel segment from the plurality of elongate pommel segments is coupled to a second pommel segment from the plurality of elongate pommel segments. A centerline of the first pommel segment is non-parallel to a centerline of the second pommel segment. The centerline of the first pommel segment is coplanar with the centerline of the second pommel segment.

In an exercise motion analysis system, an input unit inputs motion data corresponding to multiple types of motion parameters indicating motion states of a user who is running. A selection unit selects, from among multiple types of wearing tools, a type of a wearing tool commensurate with a runner type in which motion data of the user is classified, among multiple runner types classified in advance based on cluster analysis on motion data of multiple people. An output unit outputs the type of a wearing tool selected as a wearing tool of which wearing is to be recommended to the user.

A rope jumping status detection method is provided, including: collecting first target exercise data in a first target time period by using one or more motion sensors, where the first target time period includes a first end moment, and the first end moment is used to identify an end moment of the first target time period; determining a rope jumping status in the first target time period based on the first target exercise data by using an iterative window width; determining a first quantity of rope jumping interruptions based on the rope jumping status in the first target time period, where the first quantity of rope jumping interruptions is used to identify a quantity of rope jumping interruptions in the first target time period; and displaying the first quantity of rope jumping interruptions at the first end moment.