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CN114042285B - Body-building mirror and calorie calculation method - Google Patents

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CN114042285B
CN114042285B CN202110094269.0A CN202110094269A CN114042285B CN 114042285 B CN114042285 B CN 114042285B CN 202110094269 A CN202110094269 A CN 202110094269A CN 114042285 B CN114042285 B CN 114042285B
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Abstract

The invention discloses a body-building mirror which comprises a main body support, a mirror face display module, a guide module and a driving module, wherein the mirror face display module, the guide module and the driving module are installed on the front face of the main body support. The first guide assembly and the second guide assembly of the guide module are respectively arranged at the left side and the right side of the main body bracket and are respectively used for winding a first tension piece and a second tension piece; the driving module is arranged in the main body bracket and comprises a driving motor, two groups of tension adjusting mechanisms, a first reel and a second reel; the first reel and the second reel are respectively used for providing motion resistance for the first tension piece and the second tension piece; two sets of pulling force guiding mechanism set up respectively between first reel and driving motor and between second reel and driving motor, all are used for adjusting driving motor and export the moment to first reel and second reel. The invention can accurately grade the motion resistance by presetting the total output torque of the driving motor and the preset friction torque applied by the two groups of tension adjusting mechanisms.

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Body-building mirror and calorie calculation method
Technical Field
The invention relates to the technical field of fitness equipment, in particular to a fitness mirror and a calorie calculation method.
Background
With the continuous improvement of living standard, people's demand for body-building is more and more extensive. The fitness mirror is used as a novel portable fitness device and comprises a mirror surface structure and a display structure, the mirror surface structure is arranged in front of the display structure to reflect the movement posture images of a user, the user can conveniently obtain movement feedback, the display structure displays video content through the mirror surface structure, and the movement posture images and the video content of the user are displayed in a superposed mode at the moment so as to guide the user to adopt correct posture for fitness. Therefore, the user can know the body-building posture of the user at any time without checking the application program of the smart phone or a computer screen, and the method and the device can be widely applied to scenes such as families, gymnasiums and public places. However, many exercise devices currently provide exercise resistance to users, and the existing exercise glasses are usually only used as a display device, and are not equipped with relevant exercise resistance devices to provide exercise resistance, and cannot provide corresponding strength training for users.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention aims to provide a fitness mirror and a calorie calculation method, wherein two output shafts of a driving motor are respectively provided with a tension adjusting mechanism, and the two sets of tension adjusting mechanisms can adjust the torque output by the driving motor to a first reel and a second reel, so that the movement resistance provided by the first reel to a first tension piece and/or the movement resistance provided by the second reel to a second tension piece are graded, and the problems that the existing fitness mirror is usually only used as a display device, a relevant movement resistance device is not configured to provide movement resistance, and corresponding strength training cannot be provided for a user are solved.
In order to achieve the above object, an embodiment of the present invention provides an exercise mirror, including:
a main body support;
the mirror display module is arranged on the front surface of the main body bracket;
the guide module comprises a first guide assembly and a second guide assembly, the first guide assembly and the second guide assembly are respectively arranged on the left side and the right side of the main body support, the first guide assembly is used for winding a first tension piece, and the second guide assembly is used for winding a second tension piece;
the driving module is arranged in the main body bracket and comprises a driving motor, two groups of tension adjusting mechanisms, a first reel and a second reel;
the first reel and the second reel are respectively arranged on two opposite sides of the driving motor, the first reel is used for providing motion resistance for the first tension piece, and the second reel is used for providing motion resistance for the second tension piece;
two sets of tension adjustment mechanism sets up respectively first reel with between the driving motor and the second reel with between the driving motor, all be used for adjusting driving motor exports to the moment of first reel with the second reel.
The embodiment of the invention also provides a calorie calculation method which is applied to the fitness mirror in the embodiment, and the method comprises the following steps:
respectively calculating the pulling-out strokes of the first tension piece and the second tension piece according to the output power of the driving motor and the output power of the two groups of tension adjusting mechanisms;
calculating calories consumed by a user to stretch the first tension member and the second tension member according to the pull-out stroke of the first tension member and the second tension member.
According to the body-building mirror provided by the invention, the two output shafts of the driving motor are respectively provided with the tension adjusting mechanisms, and the two sets of tension adjusting mechanisms can adjust the torque output by the driving motor to the first reel and the second reel, so that the movement resistance provided by the first reel to the first tension piece and/or the movement resistance provided by the second reel to the second tension piece can be graded. Therefore, the user can accurately grade the movement resistance by presetting the total output torque of the driving motor and the preset friction torque applied by the two groups of tension adjusting mechanisms, and can make various strength exercises matched with the fitness requirements of the user.
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In order to more clearly illustrate the technical solution of the present invention, the drawings needed to be used in the embodiments will be briefly described below, and it is obvious that the drawings in the following description are only some embodiments of the present invention, and it is obvious for those skilled in the art that other drawings can be obtained according to the drawings without creative efforts.
FIG. 1 is a schematic front view of an exercise mirror according to an embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 2 is a schematic left side view of an exercise mirror according to an embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 3 is a schematic rear view of an exercise mirror according to an embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 4 is a schematic perspective view of an exercise mirror according to an embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 5 is a schematic diagram of an exploded view of an exercise mirror according to one embodiment of the present invention;
fig. 6 is an exploded view of a driving module according to an embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 7 is a schematic diagram of a side view, a front view and a cross-sectional view along line A-A of a driving module according to an embodiment of the present invention;
fig. 8 is an exploded view of a portion of a drive module according to an embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 9 is an enlarged view of the structure of part IX of FIG. 7;
FIG. 10 is a schematic diagram of an exploded view of an exercise mirror according to another embodiment of the present invention;
fig. 11 is a schematic perspective view of a driving module according to another embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 12 is a schematic diagram of a side view and a cross-sectional view taken along line B-B of a driving module according to another embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 13 is a side view and a cross-sectional view taken along line C-C of a drive module according to yet another embodiment of the present invention;
fig. 14 is an exploded view of a partial structure of a driving module according to another embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 15 is a schematic diagram of a front view, a side view and a cross-sectional view along line D-D of a pressure sensing module according to an embodiment of the invention;
fig. 16 is a schematic perspective view of a pressure sensing module according to an embodiment of the invention;
FIG. 17 is an enlarged view of the second moment arm in a folded configuration in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 18 is a schematic view of a connection structure of a compensation module and a first tension member and a second tension member according to an embodiment of the present invention;
fig. 19 is a schematic perspective view of a compensation module according to an embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 20 is an exploded view of a compensation module provided in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention;
fig. 21 is a schematic side view and a schematic cross-sectional view taken along line E-E of a compensation module according to an embodiment of the present invention.
100. A body-building mirror; 10. a main body support; 11. a moment arm rotation shaft; 20. a mirror display module; 21. a display; 22. a mirror; 221. a total reflection region; 222. a partially reflective region; 30. a guidance module; 31. A first guide member; 311. a first swing arm; 312. a first slider; 313. a first gear adjustment; 314. A first fixed pulley; 315. a first gear limiting hole; 316. a first leg; 317. a third fixed pulley; 32. A second guide member; 321. a second swing arm; 322. a second slider; 323. a second gear adjustment; 324. A second fixed pulley; 325. a second gear limiting hole; 326. a second leg; 327. a fourth fixed pulley; 33. A rotating base; 34. a rotating-base bearing; 40. a drive module; 41. a drive motor; 42. a tension adjusting mechanism; 421. a servo motor; 422. a transmission assembly; 422a and a first synchronous pulley; 422b and a second synchronous pulley; 422c, a synchronous belt; 423. a friction assembly; 4231. a friction fixing disc; 4232. a friction member; 4232a, index ring; 4232b, indexing bearing; 4232c, elastic wheel; 4232d, a fixing ring; 4232e, friction plate; 4233. rubbing the movable plate; 4234. adjusting the nut; 4235. a first pressing surface; 4236. a second pressing surface; 4237. pressing the side; 4238. rubbing the groove; 424. a servo motor fixing plate; 425. a friction bearing; 43. a first reel; 44. a second reel; 45. a drive housing; 45a, a first housing; 45b, a second housing; 46. a controller; 50. a first tension member; 51. a second tension member; 60. a pressure sensing module; 61. a fixed mount; 62. a force bearing component; 63. a pressure sensor; 70. an embedded camera; 80. A compensation module; 81. a first compensation mechanism; 811. a first support assembly; 812. a first swing angle pressing assembly; 82. a second compensation mechanism; 821. a second support assembly; 822. a second swing angle pressing assembly; 830. a fixed shaft; 831. a support bearing; 832. a drum; 833. supporting a limit plate; 840. a swing angle fixing plate; 841. A swing angle rotating shaft; 842. a compensation motor; 843. a swing angle movable plate; 843a, an output through hole; 843b, a limiting through hole; 844. a one-way bearing; 845. a limiting column; 846. a swing angle bearing; 85. compensating the limit plate; 851. And limiting the perforation.
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The technical solutions in the embodiments of the present invention will be clearly and completely described below with reference to the drawings in the embodiments of the present invention, and it is obvious that the described embodiments are only a part of the embodiments of the present invention, and not all of the embodiments. All other embodiments, which can be derived by a person skilled in the art from the embodiments given herein without making any creative effort, shall fall within the protection scope of the present invention.
It should be understood that the step numbers used herein are for convenience of description only and are not used as limitations on the order in which the steps are performed.
It is to be understood that the terminology used in the description of the invention herein is for the purpose of describing particular embodiments only and is not intended to be limiting of the invention. As used in the specification of the present invention and the appended claims, the singular forms "a," "an," and "the" are intended to include the plural forms as well, unless the context clearly indicates otherwise.
The terms "comprises" and "comprising" indicate the presence of the described features, integers, steps, operations, elements, and/or components, but do not preclude the presence or addition of one or more other features, integers, steps, operations, elements, components, and/or groups thereof.
The term "and/or" refers to and includes any and all possible combinations of one or more of the associated listed items.
Referring to fig. 1 to 5, an embodiment of the invention provides a pair of body-building mirrors 100, including: a main body support 10, a mirror display module 20, a guide module 30, and a driving module 40.
The mirror display module 20 is mounted on the front surface of the main body frame 10.
The guide module 30 includes a first guide assembly 31 and a second guide assembly 32, the first guide assembly 31 and the second guide assembly 32 are respectively installed at left and right sides of the main body support 10, and the first guide assembly 31 is used for winding the first tension member 50, and the second guide assembly 32 is used for winding the second tension member 51.
Referring to fig. 6 to 8, the driving module 40 is installed inside the body frame 10, and includes a driving motor 41, two sets of tension adjusting mechanisms 42, a first reel 43, and a second reel 44.
First and second reels 43, 44 are provided on opposite sides of the drive motor 41, respectively, the first reel 43 serving to provide a motion resistance to the first tension member 50, and the second reel 44 serving to provide a motion resistance to the second tension member 51.
Two sets of tension adjustment mechanisms 42 are provided between the first reel 43 and the drive motor 41 and between the second reel 44 and the drive motor 41, respectively, for adjusting the torque output by the drive motor 41 to the first reel 43 and the second reel 44.
The body-building mirror 100 in the embodiment of the present invention can be applied to a home, a gymnasium, a public place, and the like, and specifically includes a main body frame 10 and a mirror display module 20 installed on the front surface of the main body frame 10.
As shown in fig. 4 and 5, the main body frame 10 has a middle frame structure for mounting the respective modules, for example, the mirror display module 20 is mounted on the front surface of the main body frame 10, the guide modules 30 are mounted on the left and right sides thereof, and the driving module 40 is mounted inside thereof.
In one embodiment, as shown in fig. 1, the mirror display module 20 includes a display 21 and a mirror 22. The mirror 22 includes a total reflection area 221 and a partial reflection area 222. The partial reflection area 222 is disposed in front of the display 21, and is used for transmitting a video played by the display 21 and simultaneously reflecting a motion gesture image of the user when the display 21 is turned on, and is also used for reflecting a motion gesture image of the user when the display 21 is turned off. The total reflection region 221 is a mirror surface region other than the partial reflection region 222.
In the present embodiment, the mirror display module 20 includes a display 21 for displaying video contents and a mirror 22 for reflecting a user's movement posture.
Specifically, when the display 21 is turned on, the partially reflective region 222 transmits a video played by the display 21 while reflecting the motion gesture image of the user. The user's motion gesture image is displayed in the partially reflective region 222 overlaid with video content at this time to guide the user to take a correct gesture for fitness. When the display 21 is turned off, the partially reflective region 222 is hardly visible, and can totally reflect the motion gesture image of the user and block components (such as the driving module 40) inside the exercise mirror 100. The total reflection region 221 is used for totally reflecting the movement posture image of the user and shielding components inside the exercise mirror 100.
In addition, the exercise glass 100 has a speaker so that the user can listen to audio while watching video contents.
As shown in fig. 1, in one embodiment, the exercise mirror 100 further includes an embedded camera 70, and the embedded camera 70 is disposed in the main body frame 10 and corresponds to the partially reflective area 222 for capturing a video image through the partially reflective area 222.
Specifically, the embedded camera 70 is installed in the main body stand 10, for example, at a lower position or an upper position of the display module 20, and corresponds to the partial reflection area 222. Since the partially reflective region 222 is a semi-transparent structure, external light enters the embedded camera 70 through the partially reflective region 222, thereby forming a video image of the current user.
Further, in order to prevent the main body support 10 from shielding the embedded camera 70, the main body support 10 is provided with a collecting through hole corresponding to the embedded camera 70, and the embedded camera 70 is installed and fixed at the back of the main body support 10 and exposed from the collecting through hole, so that the external light of the exercise goggles 100 can sequentially penetrate through the partial reflection area 222 and pass through the collecting through hole to enter the embedded camera 70, and a video image of the current user is formed.
As shown in fig. 5 to 8, the drive module 40 is mounted inside the body frame 10, and the first and second reels 43, 44 are steplessly regulated by the tension adjusting mechanism 42 so that the first and second reels 43, 44 respectively apply the movement resistance to the first and second tension members 50, 51, thereby finely adjusting the one-sided movement resistance.
Specifically, the first tensile member 50 and the second tensile member 51 each include a tensile cord. The fixed end of the tensile rope is connected with the driving module 40, and the free end can be formed with a tensile ring or provided with a tensile ring with certain rigidity, and the tensile ring or the tensile ring is held by a user to perform stretching movement. In this embodiment, the tensile cord is a steel cord having high tenacity, and the steel cord is not easily broken and can be used repeatedly.
It is understood that the motion resistance in the present embodiment is a driving force (also referred to as a load force) applied by the driving module 40 on the first or second tension member 50 or 51, which is opposite to the pulling force applied by the user on the first or second tension member 50 or 51. The exercise mirror 100 of this embodiment may have a plurality of preset resistance to movement, either in a factory setting or in a field setting (e.g., user field input). Through setting up a plurality of different preset movement resistance, can form multiple different body-building modes to carry out different strength to user's same muscle crowd and take exercise, thereby reach the purpose of body-building.
In actual use, a user holds the tension ring, and the driving module 40 applies movement resistance to the first tension member 50 and the second tension member 51 respectively. In the starting stage, when the force exerted on the tensile rope by the user is larger than the applied motion resistance, the tensile rope can be pulled; in the stationary phase, when the force applied to the tensile cord by the user is less than the applied movement resistance, for example, the user is relaxed, the tensile cord is retracted due to the driving module 40 continuously outputting the movement resistance to the tensile cord until the user applies the force greater than the movement resistance again, and the tensile cord is pulled out, and the process is repeated, so that the user continues to exercise.
For example, assuming that the preset total motion resistance is 100N, the total motion resistance of the driving module 40 exerted on the first tension member 50 and the second tension member 51 is 100N. If the total pulling force applied by the user to the first pulling force element 50 and the second pulling force element 51 is 120N and is greater than 100N of the preset total movement resistance, both the first pulling force element 50 and the second pulling force element 51 are pulled outwards by the user. When the user relaxes, for example, performs stretching exercise or rest, since the driving module 40 continues to output 100N of total exercise resistance to the first and second tension members 50 and 51, the first and second tension members 50 and 51 will retract until the user applies a force greater than the total exercise resistance again, the first and second tension members 50 and 51 will not be pulled out, and so on, the user can continue to perform 100N of total exercise.
Further, the guide module 30 is used to change the tension direction and the stroke of the first tension member 50 and the second tension member 51 so as to exercise different muscle groups of the user, thereby achieving the purpose of exercise.
Specifically, as shown in fig. 3 and 4, the guide module 30 includes two sets of guide components: the first guide assembly 31 and the second guide assembly 32, two sets of guide assemblies are respectively arranged at the left and right sides of the main body support 10, and the first guide assembly 31 is wound around the first tension piece 50, and the second guide assembly 32 is wound around the second tension piece 51, so as to match the left and right hand exercise of the user.
Still further, as shown in fig. 6 to 8, the drive module 40 includes a drive motor 41, two sets of tension adjustment mechanisms 42, a first reel 43, and a second reel 44.
In the present embodiment, the number of the drive motors 41 is one, and the driving force of the drive motors 41 is distributed to the first reels 43 and the second reels 44 so that the first reels 43 provide the first tension member 50 with the motion resistance and the second reels 44 provide the second tension member 51 with the motion resistance, ensuring that the magnitude of the load is constant. The first reel 43 and the second reel 44 are independent of each other, and can rotate in the normal direction at the same time, rotate in one side without rotating, or rotate in the normal direction and reverse direction at one side, and both sides do not interfere with each other when being pulled by the same load.
Specifically, as shown in fig. 7, two output shafts of the drive motor 41 are drivingly connected to the first reel 43 and the second reel 44, respectively, to distribute the torque output from the drive motor 41 to the first reel 43 and the second reel 44 through the two output shafts thereof, independently. In one sub-embodiment, the drive motor 41 is a dc brushless motor. By precisely controlling the phase currents, it is ensured that the torque dynamics of the drive motor 41 are constant.
Further, two sets of tension adjusting mechanisms 42 are provided on the two output shafts of the drive motor 41, and the two sets of tension adjusting mechanisms 42 are provided between the first reel 43 and the drive motor 41 and between the second reel 44 and the drive motor 41, respectively. When the drive motor 41 drives the first and second reels 43, 44 to rotate, the tension adjustment mechanism 42 also follows the rotation of the first and second reels 43, 44, thereby independently applying a preset degree of friction torque to the first and second reels 43, 44 to adjust the output torque distributed by the drive motor 41 to the first and second reels 43, 44. In other words, the drive motor 41 and the tension adjustment mechanism 42 are each capable of applying output torques to the first reel 43 and the second reel 44, which may be superimposed.
It will be appreciated that, in order to meet different strength training requirements of users, such as training with the same strength for both hands, or training with different strengths for the difference in strength between both hands, the preset friction torque applied to the first reel 43 by the two sets of tension adjusting mechanisms 42 may be the same as or different from the preset friction torque applied to the second reel 44; in addition, the preset friction torque of the two sets of tension adjusting mechanisms 42 can be adjusted according to the requirements of users, so that the movement resistance can be accurately graded.
For example, one stage provides a base drive force of 10kg for the drive module 40. The second order is that each set of the tension adjusting mechanisms 42 applies a friction torque corresponding to 2kg on the basis of a driving force corresponding to 10kg, thereby adding a running resistance corresponding to 2kg to the first reel 43 or the second reel 44. Three stages are that each set of the tension adjusting mechanism 42 applies a friction torque corresponding to 4kg on the basis of a driving force corresponding to 10kg, thereby adding a running resistance corresponding to 4kg to the first reel 43 or the second reel 44. By parity of reasoning, grading of the motion resistance is realized.
During a specific operation, when the drag adjustment mechanism 42 does not apply a friction torque to the first reel 43 and the second reel 44, the output torque distributed to the first reel 43 and the output torque distributed to the second reel 44 by the drive motor 41 are generally the same, regardless of the loss, due to the symmetrical arrangement.
Illustratively, assuming that the total driving force of the driving module 40 is 50kg of driving force, the driving force applied to the first reel 43 is similar to the driving force applied to the second reel 44, for example, the first reel 43 provides 25kg of motion resistance to the first pull member 50, and the second reel 44 provides 25kg of motion resistance to the second pull member 51.
After the tension adjustment mechanism 42 applies the preset friction torque to the first reel 43 and the second reel 44, the output torque finally applied to the first reel 43 and the output torque finally applied to the second reel 44 may be the same or different, thereby satisfying different strength training requirements of users, since the two sets of preset friction torques applied by the two sets of tension adjustment mechanisms 42 may be the same or different, regardless of losses.
For example, assume that the total driving force of the driving module 40 is still 50kg of corresponding driving force.
In one embodiment, if the two sets of tension adjusting mechanisms 42 apply the same preset friction torque, the driving force ultimately applied to the first reel 43 is the same as the driving force applied to the second reel 44. For example, if both sets of tension adjusting mechanisms 42 apply a friction torque corresponding to 3kg, the first reel 43 provides a motion resistance corresponding to 28kg to the first tension member 50, and the second reel 44 provides a motion resistance corresponding to 28kg to the second tension member 51. For another example, if the two sets of tension adjusting mechanisms 42 each apply a friction torque corresponding to 5kg, the first reel 43 provides a motion resistance corresponding to 30kg to the first tension member 50, and the second reel 44 provides a motion resistance corresponding to 30kg to the second tension member 51.
In another embodiment, if the two sets of tension adjustment mechanisms 42 apply different preset friction torques, the driving force ultimately applied to the first reel 43 is different from the driving force applied to the second reel 44. For example, if the force intensity of the right hand of the user is greater than that of the left hand, and the left tension adjustment mechanism 42 applies a friction torque corresponding to 3kg and the right tension adjustment mechanism 42 applies a friction torque corresponding to 5kg, the first reel 43 provides a motion resistance corresponding to 28kg to the first tension member 50, and the second reel 44 provides a motion resistance corresponding to 30kg to the second tension member 51. For example, if the left tension adjustment mechanism 42 applies a friction torque corresponding to 7kg and the right tension adjustment mechanism 42 applies a friction torque corresponding to 3kg, the force intensity of the left hand of the user is greater than that of the right hand, the first reel 43 provides a motion resistance corresponding to 32kg to the first tension member 50, and the second reel 44 provides a motion resistance corresponding to 28kg to the second tension member 51.
Thus, before strength training, a user can pre-select a training mode (including a training object and training strength), for example, training the same strength of both hands or training different strengths of both hands, and then by setting the total output torque of the driving motor 41 and the preset friction torque applied by the two sets of tension adjusting mechanisms 42, various strength training matching with the fitness requirements of the user can be made, and the training application scenarios are wide.
In summary, the exercise mirror 100 provided by the present invention is provided with the tension adjusting mechanisms 42 on the two output shafts of the driving motor 41, respectively, and the two sets of tension adjusting mechanisms 42 can adjust the torque output by the driving motor 41 to the first reel 43 and the second reel 44, so as to achieve the grading of the motion resistance provided by the first reel 43 to the first tension member 50 and/or the motion resistance provided by the second reel 44 to the second tension member 51. Thus, the user can precisely grade the movement resistance by presetting the total output torque of the driving motor 41 and the preset friction torque applied by the two groups of tension adjusting mechanisms 42, and can make various strength exercises matching with the fitness requirements of the user.
Referring to fig. 6 to 8, in one embodiment, the driving module 40 further includes a driving housing 45, and the driving motor 41, the two sets of tension adjusting mechanisms 42, the first reel 43 and the second reel 44 are all disposed in the driving housing 45.
The present embodiment integrally arranges each electrical structure of the driving module 40 in the driving housing 45, so as to facilitate the mounting or dismounting of the driving module 40.
Referring to fig. 6 to 8, in one embodiment, each set of tension adjusting mechanism 42 includes a servo motor 421, a transmission component 422, and a friction component 423. The servo motor 421 is disposed in the drive housing 45 and is drivingly connected to a friction assembly 423 via a transmission assembly 422, and the friction assembly 423 is used for applying friction torque to the first reel 43 and the second reel 44, respectively.
In the present embodiment, the two sets of tension adjusting mechanisms 42 each include a servo motor 421, a transmission assembly 422, and a friction assembly 423. The servo motor 421 transmits the output driving force to the friction member 423 through the transmission member 422, and the friction member 423 applies a friction torque to the first reel 43 and the second reel 44.
As shown in fig. 6, in one sub-embodiment, the drive housing 45 includes a first housing 45a and a second housing 45 b. The first housing 45a and the second housing 45b are disposed opposite to each other to form an accommodation groove in which the drive motor 41, the two sets of tension adjustment mechanisms 42, the first reel 43, and the second reel 44 are disposed.
Specifically, the two output shafts of the drive motor 41 straddle the housing tank, and as shown in fig. 7, 11, and 12, the first reel 43, one of the sets of tension adjusting mechanisms 42, the drive motor 41 main body, the other set of tension adjusting mechanisms 42, and the second reel 44 are provided in this order.
Further, as shown in fig. 6, each set of tension adjusting mechanisms 42 further includes a servo motor fixing plate 424, the servo motor fixing plate 424 is fixed to the corresponding first housing 45a and the second housing 45b, each set of servo motor 421 is disposed on the corresponding servo motor fixing plate 424, and an output shaft of the servo motor 421 passes through the servo motor fixing plate 424 and is in transmission connection with the opposite transmission assembly 422.
Referring to fig. 6 to 8, in one embodiment, the friction component 423 includes a friction fixed disk 4231, a friction member 4232, a friction movable disk 4233 and an adjusting nut 4234, which are sequentially sleeved on an output shaft of the driving motor 41. The adjusting nut 4234 is drivingly connected with the transmission assembly 422, and is configured to move along the output shaft of the driving motor 41 upon receiving a driving torque from the transmission assembly 422, so as to adjust the pressing force between the friction member 4232 and the friction fixed disk 4231 and the friction movable disk 4233, respectively, and thereby apply a friction torque to the first reel 43 or the second reel 44.
In the present embodiment, the servo motor 421, the transmission assembly 422, the friction fixed disk 4231, the friction member 4232, the friction movable disk 4233 and the adjusting nut 4234 together form a stepless speed regulating structure.
During operation, each time the servo motor 421 rotates by a preset angle, the transmission assembly 422 applies a corresponding preset torque to the adjusting nut 4234. Under the action of the corresponding preset torque, the adjusting nut 4234 moves inwards or outwards along the output shaft of the driving motor 41 according to a preset stroke, so that the degree of squeezing of the friction movable disc 4233 by the adjusting nut 4234 is adjusted. Further, since the friction member 4232 is disposed between the friction fixing plate 4231 and the friction movable plate 4233, and the friction fixing plate 4231 and the friction movable plate 4233 cooperate to apply pressure to the friction member 4232 to adjust the friction torque applied to the first reel 43 and the second reel 44, the output torque of the first reel 43 or the second reel 44 is 1/2, which is the output torque of the drive motor 41 + the friction torque of the corresponding group tension adjustment mechanism 42, thereby achieving stepless torque adjustment.
Specifically, when the adjustment nut 4234 is moved inward along the output shaft of the drive motor 41 upon receiving the drive torque of the transmission assembly 422, the degree of pressing of the friction movable disk 4233 by the adjustment nut 4234 is increased, and the degree of pressing of the friction movable disk 4233 against the friction members 4232 is increased under the restriction of the friction fixed disk 4231, in other words, the pressing force between the friction members 4232 and the friction fixed disk 4231 and the friction movable disk 4233, respectively, becomes greater, increasing the friction torque applied to the first reel 43 and the second reel 44. The first reel 43 and the second reel 44 in the present embodiment are each capable of outputting greater motion resistance than the drive motor 41 alone would output to the first reel 43 and the second reel 44.
When the adjustment nut 4234 is moved outward along the output shaft of the drive motor 41 upon receiving the driving torque of the transmission assembly 422, the degree of pressing of the friction movable disk 4233 by the adjustment nut 4234 is reduced, and the degree of pressing of the friction movable disk 4233 against the friction members 4232 is reduced under the restriction of the friction fixed disk 4231, in other words, the pressing force between the friction members 4232 and the friction fixed disk 4231 and the friction movable disk 4233, respectively, is reduced, reducing the friction torque applied to the first reel 43 and the second reel 44. The first reel 43 and the second reel 44 in the present embodiment are still able to output a larger motion resistance than the drive motor 41 alone would output a motion resistance to the first reel 43 and the second reel 44.
In this way, the present embodiment precisely drives the adjusting nut 4234 to move on the output shaft of the driving motor 41 through the stepless speed regulating structure, specifically, the servo motor 421, and adjusts the degree of squeezing of the adjusting nut 4234 against the friction movable disk 4233, and further adjusts the degree of friction between the friction fixed disk 4231, the friction member 4232 and the friction movable disk 4233, so as to adjust the friction torque against the first reel 43 and the second reel 44, and achieve the highest one-sided movement resistance of the first tension member 50 and the second tension member 51. In addition, since the frictional torque applied to the first and second reels 43 and 44 can be finely adjusted by controlling the driving motor 41, the exercise mirror 100 of the present embodiment can achieve precise grading of the exercise resistance, thereby satisfying different strength training needs of the user.
Referring to fig. 8, in a sub-embodiment, the tension adjusting mechanism 42 further includes a friction bearing 425, and the first reel 43 and the second reel 44 are each provided on both output shafts of the drive motor 41 through the friction bearing 425.
Referring to fig. 6, in one embodiment, the transmission assembly 422 includes a first timing pulley 422a and a timing belt 422 c. The first synchronous pulley 422a is in transmission connection with an output shaft of the servo motor 421, and the synchronous belt 422c is sleeved on the first synchronous pulley 422a and the adjusting nut 4234. Wherein, the transmission ratio of the first synchronous pulley 422a and the adjusting nut 4234 corresponds to the moving stroke of the adjusting nut 4234.
In one sub-embodiment, the threads on the output shaft of the drive motor 41 are high precision threads. The adjusting nut 4234 is a large-diameter nut with high-precision threads, and is provided with a high-precision threaded hole matched with the high-precision threads. Where high accuracy includes the micron scale or sub-micron scale.
In the embodiment, the movement resistance of the first tension member 50 and the second tension member 51 is adjusted by moving the large-diameter nut with high-precision threads and accurately adjusting the pressure applied to the friction member 4232.
In a specific operation process, when the servo motor 421 rotates by a preset angle, the first synchronous pulley 422a rotates by a corresponding preset angle, so that the adjusting nut 4234 moves at a level below a micron level or a micron level, the friction member 4232 is pressed by fine adjustment, and finally the movement resistance of the first tension member 50 and the second tension member 51 is adjusted at a gram level, so that stepless torque adjustment is realized.
It will be appreciated that the dimensions of the first timing pulley 422a and the adjustment nut 4234 can be specifically sized and geared to meet the output of the servomotor 421 corresponding to the travel of the adjustment nut 4234.
Referring to fig. 6, in other embodiments, the transmission assembly 422 further includes a second synchronous pulley 422b, the second synchronous pulley 422b is in synchronous transmission connection with the adjusting nut 4234, and the synchronous belt 422c is sleeved on the first synchronous pulley 422a and the second synchronous pulley 422 b. Wherein the transmission ratio of the first synchronous pulley 422a and the second synchronous pulley 422b corresponds to the moving stroke of the adjusting nut 4234.
In the present embodiment, the first timing pulley 422a transmits the driving torque of the servo motor 421 to the second timing pulley 422b, and the second timing pulley 422b is synchronized to the adjusting nut 4234.
It is understood that the size of the first synchronous pulley 422a and the size of the second synchronous pulley 422b can be designed to have a specific size and transmission ratio according to specific situations so that the output of the servo motor 421 corresponds to the moving stroke of the adjusting nut 4234.
In one sub-embodiment, the drive motor 41 comprises a dc brushless motor.
The present embodiment can make the torque dynamics of the driving motor 41 constant by precisely controlling the phase current of the dc brushless motor. Meanwhile, the strokes of the first tension member 50 and the second tension member 51 can be accurately controlled through a PID (proportion integration differentiation) adjusting method, so that the first tension member 50 and the second tension member 51 can reach the designated positions and lock the positions, the situation that the hands of a user shake the first tension member 50 or the second tension member 51 to hurt the user due to collision with the exercise mirror 100 is prevented, and the safety performance of the exercise mirror 100 is improved.
Referring to fig. 7 and 8, in one embodiment, the friction member 4232 includes an indexing ring 4232a, a plurality of indexing bearings 4232b and a plurality of elastic wheels 4232 c. The index ring 4232a is disposed between the friction fixed disk 4231 and the friction movable disk 4233, a plurality of index bearings 4232b are uniformly distributed along the circumferential direction of the index ring 4232a, and a plurality of elastic wheels 4232c are correspondingly disposed on the plurality of index bearings 4232 b.
The embodiment adopts the annular indexing ring 4232a to fix the elastic wheel 4232c, so that the running stability is improved. Meanwhile, the annular indexing ring 4232a is circumferentially and uniformly provided with a plurality of indexing bearings 4232b, and the plurality of indexing bearings 4232b can reduce the friction coefficient of the outer surfaces of the plurality of elastic wheels 4232c when pressed by the friction fixed disc 4231 and the friction movable disc 4233.
Further, in an actual exercise room, when a user exercises the exercise apparatus, parts of the components collide with each other or rub against each other to generate harsh noise, which seriously affects the hearing effect of the user.
In order to solve the above problems, the present embodiment can not only achieve accurate movement resistance classification by using the elastic wheel 4232c as the friction member 4232, but also extend the service life of the tension adjusting mechanism 42 due to the small friction between the elastic wheel 4232c and the friction fixed disk 4231 and the friction movable disk 4233, and more importantly, can achieve a mute effect, thereby improving the use effect of the user in practicing the exercise mirror 100 of the present embodiment.
In one sub-embodiment, the resilient wheel 4232c comprises a rubber wheel or a composite elastomer.
In this embodiment, the elastic wheel 4232c has high rigidity, can bear the pressure of the friction fixed disk 4231 and the friction movable disk 4233, and has a large noise reduction coefficient, so that it is possible to avoid harsh noise when the friction fixed disk 4231 and the friction movable disk 4233 press the friction fixed disk 4231 and the friction movable disk 4233. The rubber wheel or the composite elastomer in this embodiment all meet the above criteria.
Of course, it is understood that the rigidity standard and the noise reduction coefficient standard of the elastic wheel 4232c are set according to actual situations, for example, only a material with a high noise reduction coefficient is used, or a material with a low noise reduction coefficient is used, and other noise reduction devices are additionally configured to perform noise reduction, and are not particularly limited herein.
In one sub-embodiment, the indexing bearing 4232b comprises a needle bearing.
The friction coefficient of the needle bearing is smaller than that of the sliding bearing, the transmission efficiency is high, the needle bearing has higher mechanical performance and longer service life, and can bear radial load and axial load at the same time, so that the structure of the bearing support can be simplified, and the structural load can be reduced. In addition, because the inner clearance of the needle bearing is small, the processing precision of each part is high, and therefore the running precision is high, so that the fine adjustment of the movement resistance of the first tension piece 50 and the second tension piece 51 is realized, and further, the accurate movement resistance grading is realized.
Referring to fig. 9, in one embodiment, the elastic wheel 4232c includes a first pressing surface 4235, a second pressing surface 4236 and a pressing side surface 4237, the pressing side surface 4237 connects the first pressing surface 4235 and the second pressing surface 4236, and an included angle between the first pressing surface 4235 and/or the second pressing surface 4236 and a horizontal plane is an acute angle. The friction fixed disc 4231 and the friction movable disc 4233 are both provided with friction grooves 4238 matched with the elastic wheel 4232c in shape.
Referring to fig. 8, in the present embodiment, the pressing surfaces of the elastic wheel 4232c of the friction member 4232 and the friction fixed disk 4231 and the friction movable disk 4233 are a first pressing surface 4235 and a second pressing surface 4236. The extent of pressing of the friction member 4232 against the friction fixed disk 4231 and the friction movable disk 4233 is the sum of the extent of pressing of the first pressing surface 4235 and the second pressing surface 4236 of the plurality of elastic wheels 4232c on the index ring 4232a against the friction groove 4238.
Further, an included angle between the first pressing surface 4235 and the horizontal plane is an acute angle, and the second pressing surface 4236 is parallel to the horizontal plane; or the included angle between the second pressing surface 4236 and the horizontal plane is an acute angle, and the first pressing surface 4235 is parallel to the horizontal plane; alternatively, the included angle between the first pressing surface 4235 and the horizontal plane and the included angle between the second pressing surface 4236 and the horizontal plane are both acute angles.
It is understood that the distance that the elastic wheel 4232c enters the friction groove 4238 is positively correlated with the friction torque of the two, and the larger the distance that the elastic wheel 4232c enters the two friction grooves 4238, the larger the friction torque between the elastic wheel 4232c and the two friction grooves 4238.
In the embodiment, the pressing surfaces of the elastic wheel 4232c, the friction fixed disc 4231 and the friction movable disc 4233 are designed into inclined surfaces, so that the contact area between the elastic wheel 4232c and the friction fixed disc 4231 and the contact area between the elastic wheel 4232c and the friction movable disc 4233 can be increased, the adjustable stroke of the elastic wheel 4232c entering the friction groove 4238 is prolonged, and finer movement resistance grading is realized.
In a specific operation, for example, the servo motor 421 rotates forward by a predetermined angle, and the first synchronous pulley 422a rotates by a corresponding predetermined angle, so that the adjusting nut 4234 moves inward by a micrometer, and the distance between the elastic wheels 4232c of the friction member 4232 and the two friction grooves 4238 increases, the pressure between the friction member 4232 and the friction fixed disk 4231 and the friction movable disk 4233 respectively increases, and the friction torque applied to the first reel 43 and the second reel 44 increases.
Correspondingly, when the servo motor 421 reversely rotates by a predetermined angle, the first synchronous pulley 422a rotates by a corresponding predetermined angle to move the adjusting nut 4234 outward in a micrometer scale, so that the distance between the plurality of elastic wheels 4232c of the friction member 4232 and the two friction grooves 4238 is reduced, and the pressure between the friction member 4232 and the friction fixed disk 4231 and the friction movable disk 4233 is reduced, thereby reducing the friction torque applied to the first reel 43 and the second reel 44.
Therefore, the movement resistance of the first tension member 50 and the second tension member 51 is finally adjusted in the gram level by pressing the elastic wheel 4232c to be finely adjusted, so that stepless torque adjustment is realized.
In a sub-embodiment, the first and/or second pressing surfaces 4235, 4236 are at an angle of 50 degrees to the horizontal.
The friction member 4232 in the above embodiment may adopt structures other than the structure of the index ring 4232a, the plurality of index bearings 4232b and the plurality of elastic wheels 4232c, for example, the structure of the friction plate 4232e and the friction disk, and the structure of the friction plate 4232e and the friction disk will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.
Referring to fig. 10 to 14, in one embodiment, the friction member 4232 further includes a fixed ring 4232d and a plurality of friction plates 4232e, the fixed ring 4232d is disposed between the friction fixed disc 4231 and the friction movable disc 4233, and the plurality of friction plates 4232e are uniformly distributed along a circumferential direction of the fixed ring 4232 d.
In the embodiment, the annular fixing ring 4232d is used for fixing the plurality of friction plates 4232e, so that the operation stability is improved. Meanwhile, a plurality of friction plates 4232e are uniformly distributed on the annular fixing ring 4232d in the circumferential direction.
In a specific operation, for example, the servo motor 421 rotates forward by a predetermined angle, and the first synchronous pulley 422a rotates by a corresponding predetermined angle, so that the adjusting nut 4234 moves inward by a micrometer, and the friction plates 4232e of the friction member 4232 are pressed against the friction fixed plate 4231 and the friction movable plate 4233 to increase the friction torque applied to the first reel 43 and the second reel 44.
Correspondingly, the servo motor 421 reversely rotates by a predetermined angle, and the first synchronous pulley 422a rotates by a corresponding predetermined angle to move the adjusting nut 4234 outward on a micrometer scale, so that the friction plates 4232e of the friction member 4232 are pressed against the friction fixed disk 4231 and the friction movable disk 4233 to a reduced degree, thereby reducing the friction torque applied to the first reel 43 and the second reel 44.
Therefore, the friction plate 4232e is pressed by fine adjustment, and finally the movement resistance of the first tension member 50 and the second tension member 51 is adjusted in gram level, so that stepless torque adjustment is realized.
Referring to fig. 3 and 5, in one embodiment, the exercise mirror 100 further includes a pressure sensing module 60, and the driving module 40 further includes a controller.
The pressure sensing module 60 is arranged on the moving loop of the first tension member 50 and the second tension member 51, and is used for acquiring the tension of the first tension member 50 and the second tension member 51 and sending the acquired result to the controller. The controller is disposed in the driving housing 45 and electrically connected to the driving motor 41 and the servo motor 421 respectively, for controlling the output torque of the driving motor 41 and the output torque of the servo motor 421 according to the collected result.
In this embodiment, the pressure sensing module 60 is used to collect the magnitudes of the tension forces of the first tension member 50 and the second tension member 51, so as to monitor the movement resistance of the driving module 40 exerted on the first tension member 50 and the second tension member 51, respectively. The controller judges whether the preset movement resistance is the same as the preset movement resistance according to the result acquired by the pressure sensing module 60, and if the preset movement resistance is the same as the preset movement resistance, the output torque of the driving motor 41 and the output torque of the servo motor 421 are continuously maintained; if the difference is not the same, the tension error is calculated, and the output torque of the driving motor and the output torque of the servo motor are further adjusted, so that the same movement resistance as the preset movement resistance is applied to the first tension member 50 and/or the second tension member 51.
Specifically, since the guide assemblies are two sets, please refer to fig. 15 and 16, the pressure sensing module 60 includes a fixed frame 61, a double force bearing assembly 62 and a double pressure sensor 63.
As shown in fig. 3, the fixing frame 61 is provided at the center above the main body frame 10.
As shown in fig. 15 and 16, one of the force bearing assemblies 62 is disposed at the left side of the fixed frame 61 and is used for penetrating the first tension member 50 together with the first guide assembly 31, so as to change the tension direction of the first tension member 50. Wherein, the force bearing component 62 comprises a guide plate and a fixed pulley arranged on the guide plate. The pressure sensor 63 is arranged on the force bearing component 62 and used for acquiring the tension of the first tension member 50 and sending the acquired result to the controller. The controller then determines whether to adjust the output torque of the drive motor 41 and the output torque of the servo motor 421 according to the acquisition result.
Similarly, the other force bearing component 62 is arranged on the right side of the fixed frame 61 and is used for penetrating the first tension member 50 together with the first guide component 31, so that the tension direction of the first tension member 50 is changed. Wherein, the force bearing component 62 comprises a guide plate and a fixed pulley arranged on the guide plate. The pressure sensor 63 is arranged on the force bearing component 62 and used for acquiring the tension of the first tension member 50 and sending the acquired result to the controller. The controller then determines whether to adjust the output torque of the drive motor 41 and the output torque of the servo motor 421 according to the acquisition result.
Referring to fig. 3, 4 and 17, in one embodiment, the first guiding assembly 31 includes a first rotating arm 311, a first sliding member 312, a first gear adjusting member 313 and a plurality of first fixed pulleys 314. The first swing arm 311 is disposed on the left side of the main body frame 10 along the height direction of the main body frame 10, and is provided with a plurality of first position limiting holes 315. The first sliding member 312 is disposed on the first radial arm 311, and the first gear adjusting member 313 is disposed on the first sliding member 312 and is used to be limited on any one of the first gear limiting holes 315. At least one first fixed pulley 314 is fixedly installed on the top of the first radial arm 311, at least one first fixed pulley 314 is fixedly installed on the first sliding member 312, and the plurality of first fixed pulleys 314 are guided in different directions and are used together to guide the first tension member 50 to the outside of the body frame 10.
The second guiding assembly 32 includes a second radial arm 321, a second sliding member 322, a second gear adjusting member 323, and a plurality of second fixed pulleys 324. The second swing arm 321 is disposed on the right side of the main body frame 10 along the height direction of the main body frame 10, and is provided with a plurality of second gear position limiting holes 325. The second sliding member 322 is disposed through the second radial arm 321, and the second gear adjusting member 323 is disposed on the second sliding member 322 and is used to be limited on any one of the second gear limiting holes 325. At least one second fixed pulley 324 is fixedly installed on the top of the second radial arm 321, at least one second fixed pulley 324 is fixedly installed on the second sliding member 322, and the plurality of second fixed pulleys 324 have different guiding directions and are used together to guide the second tension member 51 to the outside of the body frame 10.
In the present embodiment, the plurality of first fixed pulleys 314 and the plurality of second fixed pulleys 324 are used for passing through the corresponding tension member, so as to change the tension direction of the tension member.
Specifically, as shown in fig. 17, at least one second fixed pulley 324 is fixedly installed on the top of the second radial arm 321 for guiding the second pulling member 51, which is extended out from the main body frame 10, to a direction parallel to the second radial arm 321. At least one second fixed pulley 324 is fixedly installed on the second sliding member 322 for guiding the second pulling member 51 parallel to the second radial arm 321 to the outside of the exercise bike 100, so that the user can hold the pulling ring or pulling ring on the second pulling member 51.
Similarly, at least one first fixed pulley 314 is fixedly installed on the top of the first radial arm 311 for guiding the first pulling member 50 extending out from the main body frame 10 to a direction parallel to the first radial arm 311. At least one first fixed pulley 314 is fixedly installed on the first sliding member 312 for guiding the first pulling member 50 parallel to the first radial arm 311 to the outside of the exercise mirror 100, so that the user can hold the pulling ring or pulling ring on the first pulling member 50.
In addition, the first slider 312 can also realize multi-shift adjustment of the first tension member 50 on the first radial arm 311, and the second slider 322 can also realize multi-shift adjustment of the second tension member 51 on the second radial arm 321.
Specifically, the first gear adjuster 313 is a tab that can be inserted into any one of the first gear limiting holes 315 to limit the position of the first sliding member 312 on the first radial arm 311; when the position of the first sliding member 312 needs to be changed, the first gear adjusting member 313 is pulled out of the first gear limiting hole 315 and then inserted into another first gear limiting hole 315, so as to change the stroke of the first tension member 50 in the height direction of the main body bracket 10. Thus, by changing the position of the first slider 312 on the first radial arm 311, various modes of exercise can be achieved.
Similarly, the second gear adjusting element 323 is a pull buckle, and can be inserted into any one of the second gear limiting holes 325 to limit the position of the second sliding element 322 on the second radial arm 321; when the position of the second sliding member 322 needs to be changed, the second gear adjusting member 323 is pulled out of the second gear limiting hole 325 and then inserted into another second gear limiting hole 325, so as to realize the stroke change of the second tension member 51 in the height direction of the main body bracket 10. Thus, by changing the position of the second slider 322 on the second radial arm 321, various modes of exercise can be achieved.
With continued reference to fig. 1-5, in one embodiment, the first guiding assembly 31 further includes a first leg 316 and a third fixed pulley 317. The first leg 316 is detachably coupled to a bottom side of the main body frame 10 and extends toward a front side of the main body frame 10. The third fixed pulley 317 is disposed at one end of the first leg 316 far from the bottom of the main body support 10, and is used for penetrating the first tension member 50 to change the tension direction of the first tension member 50.
Second guide assembly 32 also includes a second leg 326 and a fourth fixed sheave 327. The second leg 326 is detachably connected to the other side of the bottom of the main body frame 10 and extends toward the front of the main body frame 10. The fourth fixed pulley 327 is disposed at an end of the second leg 326 far away from the bottom of the main body frame 10, and is used for penetrating the second tension member 51 to change the tension direction of the second tension member 51.
In the above embodiment, the first slider 312 can move to the bottom of the first radial arm 311 at most, and the second slider 322 can move to the bottom of the second radial arm 321 at most, which cannot match the user to perform the strength training of lifting upward.
In the embodiment, the first leg 316 and the third fixed pulley 317 are used for changing the pulling direction of the first pulling member 50, so that the first pulling member 50 can be pulled upwards after passing through the third fixed pulley 317. Similarly, the second leg 326 and the fourth fixed pulley 327 are used to change the pulling direction of the second pulling member 51, so that the second pulling member 51 can be pulled upward after passing through the third fixed pulley 317.
Thus, by adding the first leg 316, the third fixed pulley 317, the second leg 326 and the fourth fixed pulley 327 to the bottom of the main body frame 10, it is possible to provide a user with various modes of exercise.
Referring to fig. 1 to 5, in one embodiment, the first swing arm 311 and the second swing arm 321 can be folded toward the back of the main body frame 10 relative to the main body frame 10.
Compared with the existing exercise mirror, the first radial arm 311 and the second radial arm 321 which are large in volume are installed on the two sides of the main body support 10 in the embodiment, so that the original volume of the exercise mirror 100 can be increased.
In order to solve the above problem, the present embodiment further designs the first radial arm 311 and the second radial arm 321 to be foldable toward the back of the main body support 10 through a smart folding design, and when the exercise mirror 100 is not used, the first radial arm 311 and the second radial arm 321 can be folded toward the back of the main body support 10 from the left and right sides of the main body support 10. As shown in fig. 3, the first swing arm 311 has been folded to the back of the main body frame 10, and the second swing arm 321 is held at the side of the main body frame 10. Thus, the floor space of the fitness mirror 100 is reduced, and the household strength training is easy to realize.
Specifically, as shown in fig. 17, in a sub-embodiment, each of the first guide assembly 31 and the second guide assembly 32 further includes a rotary seat 33 and a rotary seat bearing 34, and the main body support 10 is provided with the moment arm rotating shaft 11. The rotary seats 33 are respectively fixedly installed at opposite ends of the first swing arm 311 and opposite ends of the second swing arm 321. The swivel bearing 34 is disposed on the swivel base 33 and sleeved on the arm rotation axis 11, so that the first swing arm 311 and the second swing arm 321 can rotate around the corresponding arm rotation axis 11 relative to the main body frame 10.
When the user needs to perform strength training, the first swing arm 311 and the second swing arm 321 are rotated to the left and right sides of the main body support 10 around the corresponding arm rotation shafts 11 for the user to perform tension training. When the user does not need to do strength training, the first radial arm 311 and the second radial arm 321 are rotated to the back of the main body support 10 around the corresponding moment arm rotating shaft 11, so that the first radial arm 311 and the second radial arm 321 can be folded and stored, and the whole floor area of the fitness mirror 100 is reduced; meanwhile, the beauty of the fitness mirror 100 is improved after the fitness mirror 100 is folded and stored, so that the fitness mirror 100 can be used as a common mirror 22.
In a specific scenario, taking the first tension member 50 as an example, when the first tension member 50 is pulled outwards, since the first reel 43 is mainly driven by the first tension member 50, the driving motor 41 and the servo motor 421 rotate against the preset rotation direction, and at this time, the rotor rotates against the magnetic force lines, i.e., the rotor rotates reversely, the relative movement between the rotor and the magnetic force lines is large, and the rotor cuts the magnetic force lines to a large extent. According to the law of electromagnetism, a large counter electromotive force is generated inside the driving motor 41 and the servo motor 421, and a large induced current is generated, so that the movement resistance of the driving motor 41 and the servo motor 421 on the first tension member 50 is further increased, and therefore the movement resistance of the driving motor 41 and the servo motor 421 on the first tension member 50 is actually larger than the preset movement resistance.
When the user releases the first pulling force piece 50, the first pulling force piece 50 can retract, in the retracting process, as the first reel 43 is mainly driven by the driving motor 41 and the servo motor 421, the driving motor 41 and the servo motor 421 rotate along the preset rotating direction, at the moment, the rotor rotates along the direction of the magnetic force lines, namely, the rotor rotates forwards, the relative movement between the rotor and the magnetic force lines is small, and the degree of cutting the magnetic force lines by the rotor is small. According to the law of electromagnetism, the driving motor 41 and the servo motor 421 generate a small back electromotive force, and thus a small induced current, so that the movement resistance of the driving motor 41 and the servo motor 421 exerted on the first tension member 50 is actually slightly smaller than the preset movement resistance.
It can be seen that, in the process of drawing and returning, the driving motor 41 and the servo motor 421 do not exert the same motion resistance on the first tension member 50 and the second tension member 51, that is, the pulling moment and the returning moment are not consistent, which affects the user to perform a strict strength training.
In order to solve the above problem, referring to fig. 3, in one embodiment, the exercise mirror 100 further includes a compensation module 80, and the compensation module 80 is disposed on the moving loop of the first tension member 50 and the second tension member 51 and is used for performing tension compensation on the first tension member 50 and the second tension member 51.
Specifically, referring to fig. 18 to 21, the compensation module 80 includes a first compensation mechanism 81 and a second compensation mechanism 82.
The first compensation mechanism 81 comprises a first supporting component 811 and a first swing angle pressing component 812, the first supporting component 811 and the first swing angle pressing component 812 are oppositely arranged on the main body bracket 10, and the first swing angle pressing component 812 is used for matching with the first supporting component 811 to unidirectionally press the first tension member 50.
The second compensation mechanism 82 includes a second support component 821 and a second swing angle pressing component 822, the second support component 821 and the second swing angle pressing component 822 are oppositely disposed on the main body support 10, and the second swing angle pressing component 822 is used for cooperating with the second support component 821 to press the second pulling member 51 in a single direction.
In the embodiment, the first swing angle pressing assembly 812 is matched with the first support assembly 811 to unidirectionally press the first tension member 50, and the second swing angle pressing assembly 822 is matched with the second support assembly 821 to unidirectionally press the second tension member 51, so that the first tension member 50 and the second tension member 51 are respectively subjected to return tension compensation.
Specifically, when the first tension member 50 is pulled out, the first swing angle pressing assembly 812 and the first supporting assembly 811 do not perform unidirectional pressing on the first tension member 50, and the tension experienced by the user is the movement resistance applied to the first tension member 50 by the driving motor 41 and the servo motor 421. When the first tension member 50 returns, the first swing angle pressing assembly 812 cooperates with the first supporting assembly 811 to perform unidirectional pressing on the first tension member 50, so as to increase the resistance when the first tension member 50 retracts, which is superimposed on the motion resistance exerted on the first tension member 50 by the driving motor 41 and the servo motor 421, so that the user experiences that the motion resistance of the first tension member 50 during the return stroke is substantially consistent with the motion resistance of the outward pulling.
Illustratively, it is assumed that the preset current applied to the driving motor 41 and the servo motor 421 is 3A in order to keep the rotation speeds of the driving motor 41 and the servo motor 421 constant. When the first pulling force member 50 is pulled outwards, the induced current generated by the driving motor 41 and the servo motor 421 is 1A, and the resistance of 1A is superimposed on the movement resistance of the preset current 3A, so that the pulling force experienced by the user is the movement resistance corresponding to 4A. When the first tension member 50 returns, the first swing angle pressing component 812 and the first supporting component 811 perform unidirectional pressing on the first tension member 50, and generate a movement resistance corresponding to approximately 1A, and the resistance of 1A is superposed on the movement resistance of the preset current 3A, so that the user experiences the movement resistance corresponding to 4A as well, and the pull moment and the return moment are consistent.
Similarly, when the second pulling force member 51 is pulled outwards, the second swing angle pressing assembly 822 and the second supporting assembly 821 do not perform unidirectional pressing on the second pulling force member 51, and the pulling force experienced by the user is the movement resistance applied to the second pulling force member 51 by the driving motor 41 and the servo motor 421. When the second tension member 51 returns, the second swing angle pressing assembly 822 cooperates with the second support assembly 821 to perform unidirectional pressing on the second tension member 51, so as to increase the retraction resistance of the second tension member 51, which is superimposed on the movement resistance of the driving motor 41 and the servo motor 421 applied to the second tension member 51, so that the user experiences that the movement resistance of the second tension member 51 returning and the movement resistance of the outward pulling are substantially the same. Therefore, the requirement of the user for strict strength training is met.
The magnitude of the induced current is related to the degree of magnetic line cutting (related to the rotation speed of the rotor, the magnetic field strength, etc.), that is, the magnitude of the induced current changes every time the rotor is pulled out. For example, when the first and second pulling members 50 and 51 are pulled outward by a user, the greater the rotation speeds of the driving motor 41 and the servo motor 421, the greater the induced current generated, and the induced current magnitude of 1A above is only exemplified.
In summary, in the fitness mirror 100 provided by the invention, the compensation module 80 is additionally arranged on the moving loops of the first tension member 50 and the second tension member 51, and the compensation module 80 can respectively perform unidirectional compression on the first tension member 50 and the second tension member 51, so that the first tension member 50 and the second tension member 51 are not compressed when being pulled out, but are compressed when returning, thereby realizing return tension compensation, and enabling the pull moment and the return moment to be consistent, thereby providing accurate strength training for a user.
Referring to fig. 18 to 21, in one embodiment, each of the first supporting component 811 and the second supporting component 821 includes a fixing shaft 830, a supporting bearing 831 and a roller 832, the fixing shaft 830 is disposed on the main body frame 10, and the roller 832 is sleeved on the corresponding fixing shaft 830 through the supporting bearing 831.
In this embodiment, the roller 832 can rotate around the fixed shaft 830, so that the first pulling member 50 and the second pulling member 51 are not jammed during outward pulling and backward pulling. Meanwhile, under the radial limitation of the fixed shaft 830, the roller 832 may cooperate with the first and second swing angle pressing assemblies 812 and 822 to press the first and second tension members 50 and 51 together to compensate for the resistance of the return stroke.
Referring to fig. 19 and 20, in one embodiment, each of the first supporting component 811 and the second supporting component 821 further includes two supporting and limiting plates 833 respectively, and the two supporting and limiting plates 833 are disposed on the main body frame 10 and are respectively used for axially limiting the corresponding roller 832.
It will be appreciated that the rollers 832 are easily slid out of the ends of the fixed shaft 830 when rolling without limitation.
In this embodiment, the supporting stopper plates 833 are respectively disposed at both axial sides of the roller 832 to restrict axial displacement of the roller 832 during rolling, thereby preventing the roller 832 from slipping out of both ends of the fixed shaft 830.
Referring to fig. 19 to 20, in one embodiment, the first swing angle pressing assembly 812 and the second swing angle pressing assembly 822 respectively include a swing angle fixing plate 840, a swing angle rotating shaft 841, a compensation motor 842, and a swing angle moving plate 843.
The swing angle fixing plate 840 is disposed on the body frame 10 and inclined upward with respect to a horizontal line, and the first and second support assemblies 811 and 821 are each disposed above the corresponding swing angle fixing plate 840.
The swing angle rotating shaft 841 and the compensation motor 842 are respectively arranged at two ends of the swing angle fixing plate 840, the swing angle movable plate 843 is relatively rotatably arranged with the swing angle fixing plate 840 through the swing angle rotating shaft 841, an output through hole 843a is further formed on the swing angle movable plate 843, and an output shaft of the compensation motor 842 penetrates out of the output through hole 843a and is respectively opposite to the corresponding first supporting component 811 or the corresponding second supporting component 821.
In the present embodiment, the first swing angle pressing assembly 812 and the second swing angle pressing assembly 822 are both swing angle structures and are inclined upward with respect to the horizontal line.
The swing angle fixing plate 840 is installed on the main body bracket 10, and is used to install the compensation motor 842 and the swing angle moving plate 843.
The compensation motor 842 is disposed on the swing angle fixing plate 840 at a position close to the first support assembly 811 or the second support assembly 821 for applying a return resistance to the tension member sandwiched between the output end of the compensation motor 842 and the first support assembly 811 or the second support assembly 821.
Specifically, when the first tension member 50 is pulled out, the driving motor 41 and the servo motor 421 apply a movement resistance to the first tension member 50, and the compensation motor 842 is not operated, and the movement resistance of the first tension member 50 is actually greater than the preset movement resistance. When the first tension member 50 returns, the driving motor 41 and the servo motor 421 apply a movement resistance to the first tension member 50, and the compensation motor 842 operates and cooperates with the roller 832 of the first support assembly 811 to unidirectionally press the first tension member 50, so as to increase a resistance when the first tension member 50 retracts, which is superimposed on the movement resistance applied to the first tension member 50 by the driving motor 41 and the servo motor 421, so that a user experiences that the movement resistance of the same first tension member 50 when returning is substantially consistent with the movement resistance of pulling.
Similarly, when the second pulling member 51 is pulled outwards, the driving motor 41 and the servo motor 421 apply a movement resistance to the second pulling member 51, and the compensation motor 842 does not operate, and the movement resistance of the second pulling member 51 is actually greater than the preset movement resistance. When the second pulling force member 51 returns, the driving motor 41 and the servo motor 421 apply a movement resistance to the second pulling force member 51, and the compensation motor 842 operates and cooperates with the roller 832 of the second support assembly 821 to perform unidirectional compression on the second pulling force member 51, so as to increase a resistance when the second pulling force member 51 retracts, which is superposed with the movement resistance applied to the second pulling force member 51 by the driving motor 41 and the servo motor 421, so that a user experiences that the movement resistance of the same second pulling force member 51 for returning is substantially consistent with the movement resistance of pulling.
Further, the current of the compensation motor 842 can be set to generate a return resistance to the first tension member 50 and the second tension member 51, so as to compensate the motion resistance corresponding to the currents induced by the driving motor 41 and the servo motor 421.
For example, it is assumed that the preset current applied to the driving motor 41 and the servo motor 421 is 3A. When the first pulling member 50 is pulled outwards, the compensation motor 842 does not operate, the induced current generated by the operation of the driving motor 41 and the servo motor 421 is 1A, and the resistance of 1A is superimposed on the movement resistance of the preset current 3A, so that the user experiences the movement resistance corresponding to the pull-out resistance of 4A. When the first pulling member 50 returns, the compensation motor 842 operates and cooperates with the roller 832 to generate a motion resistance corresponding to approximately 1A, and the resistance of 1A is superposed on the motion resistance of the preset current 3A of the driving motor 41 and the servo motor 421, so that the user experiences the motion resistance corresponding to the return resistance of 4A, and the pulling moment and the return moment are consistent.
It can be understood that, since the magnitude of the induced current in each pulling-out process changes, when the change of the induced current in each pulling-out process is large, the magnitude of the induced current in each pulling-out process can be measured, so as to adjust the magnitude of the current of the compensation motor 842 in the return process; the current of the compensation motor 842 can be a fixed value (e.g., set to 1A) when the change of the induced current during each pull-out is small, so that the magnitude of the induced current does not need to be measured each time, and thus the magnitude of the current of the compensation motor 842 during the return stroke can be adjusted, and the pull-out torque and the pull-back torque are substantially the same.
In addition, since the swing angle fixing plate 840 is inclined upward with respect to the horizontal line, the swing angle moving plate 843 is also inclined upward with respect to the horizontal line. Thus, during the return stroke, when the compensation motor 842 is operated, the swing angle movable plate 843 applies a return stroke resistance to the first tension member 50 or the second tension member 51; meanwhile, the swing angle movable plate 843 can also rotate relative to the swing angle fixing plate 840 around the swing angle rotating shaft 841, so that the swing angle movable plate 843 cannot press the first tension member 50 or the second tension member 51 when being pulled outwards, and the effect of preventing the clamping stagnation of the pulling outwards is achieved.
Referring to fig. 19 to fig. 21, in an embodiment, each of the first swing angle pressing assembly 812 and the second swing angle pressing assembly 822 further includes a one-way bearing 844, an output shaft of the compensation motor 842 penetrates through the output through hole 843a and is in transmission connection with the one-way bearing 844, and the one-way bearing 844 is respectively opposite to the corresponding first supporting assembly 811 or the second supporting assembly 821.
In this embodiment, the output shafts of the compensation motors 842 of the first swing angle pressing assembly 812 and the second swing angle pressing assembly 822 are respectively provided with a one-way bearing 844.
When the first pulling member 50 or the second pulling member 51 is pulled out, the compensation motor 842 is not operated, and the first pulling member 50 or the second pulling member 51 directly drives the one-way bearing 844 to rotate, at this time, the one-way bearing 844 is in the direction of tangential resultant force at the contact point. When the first pulling member 50 or the second pulling member 51 returns, the first pulling member 50 or the second pulling member 51 also drives the one-way bearing 844 to rotate, but at this time, to realize the return pulling force compensation, the compensation motor 842 operates to drive the one-way bearing 844 to rotate reversely, so that the one-way bearing 844 is downward in the direction of tangential resultant force at the contact point.
In this embodiment, the one-way bearing 844 is installed on the output shaft of the compensation motor 842, so that no clamping stagnation occurs when the first support assembly 811 or the second support assembly 821 is pulled out or returned.
Referring to fig. 19 to 21, in one embodiment, each of the first and second swing angle pressing assemblies 812 and 822 further includes a limiting post 845, the limiting post 845 is fixedly disposed on the swing angle fixing plate 840, a limiting through hole 843b is disposed on the swing angle movable plate 843, and the limiting post 845 penetrates through the limiting through hole 843 b.
It can be appreciated that when the compensation motor 842 is operated, the compensation motor 842 applies a torque to the swing angle movable plate 843 such that the swing angle movable plate 843 is offset.
In order to avoid the situation that the offset position of the swing angle movable plate 843 is large, and the output shaft of the compensation motor 842 cannot be directly opposite to the corresponding first supporting component 811 or the corresponding second supporting component 821, the limiting column 845 is added in the embodiment, when the swing angle movable plate 843 is offset, the limiting through hole 843b is also offset accordingly, at this time, under the limiting action of the limiting column 845, the swing angle movable plate 843 is not offset any more, and the output shaft of the compensation motor 842 is always directly opposite to the corresponding first supporting component 811 or the corresponding second supporting component 821.
Referring to fig. 19, in one embodiment, the swing angle fixing plate 840 and the swing angle movable plate 843 are both rounded rectangles.
In this embodiment, the swing angle fixing plate 840 and the swing angle movable plate 843 are designed to be rounded rectangles, so as to avoid the clamping stagnation phenomenon caused by hooking the first tension member 50 or the second tension member 51 when the edges of the swing angle fixing plate 840 and the swing angle movable plate 843 are right angles.
Referring to fig. 18 to 21, in one embodiment, each of the first compensation mechanism 81 and the second compensation mechanism 82 further includes two compensation position limiting plates 85, the two compensation position limiting plates 85 are respectively disposed on two opposite sides of the first compensation mechanism 81 or two opposite sides of the second compensation mechanism 82, and both have a position limiting through hole 851, and the two position limiting through holes 851 are opposite and are used for penetrating the first tension member 50 or the second tension member 51.
In this embodiment, two opposite sides of the first compensation mechanism 81 and two opposite sides of the second compensation mechanism 82 are respectively provided with a compensation limiting plate 85, and each compensation limiting plate 85 is provided with a limiting through hole 851.
When the first tension member 50 is clamped between the first supporting component 811 and the first swing angle pressing component 812, the two opposite limiting through holes 851 limit the two sides of the first tension member 50 respectively, so that the first tension member 50 is not easy to be separated from the clamping of the first supporting component 811 and the first swing angle pressing component 812, and the reliability of unidirectional pressing is improved.
Similarly, when the second pulling force member 51 is clamped between the second supporting component 821 and the second swing angle pressing component 822, the two opposite limiting through holes 851 limit the two sides of the second pulling force member 51 respectively, so that the second pulling force member 51 is not easy to be separated from the clamping of the second supporting component 821 and the second swing angle pressing component 822, and the reliability of unidirectional pressing is improved.
The embodiment of the invention also provides a calorie calculation method, which is applied to the fitness mirror 100 in any one of the embodiments, and the method comprises the following steps:
s10, respectively calculating the pulling-out strokes of the first tension piece 50 and the second tension piece 51 according to the output power of the driving motor 41 and the output power of the two groups of tension adjusting mechanisms 42;
s20, calculating calories consumed by the user to stretch the first and second tension members 50 and 51 according to the pulling-out stroke of the first and second tension members 50 and 51.
The existing body-building mirror usually calculates the calorie consumed by the user according to the exercise time, the exercise intensity and the like of the exercise course, and the calculation is not accurate.
According to the embodiment, the pulling-out strokes of the first tension member 50 and the second tension member 51 corresponding to one stretching exercise can be accurately calculated according to the instantaneous output power of the driving motor 41 and the instantaneous output power of the two sets of tension adjusting mechanisms 42, so that the calories consumed by the user in the stretching exercise can be calculated. In addition, the present embodiment can also accurately calculate the pulling-out strokes of the first pulling force member 50 and the second pulling force member 51 corresponding to a whole set of strength training according to the total power consumed by the driving motor 41 and the total power consumed by the two sets of pulling force adjusting mechanisms 42, so as to calculate the calories consumed by the user in the whole set of strength training. Compared with the prior art, the calorie calculation method provided by the embodiment of the invention can accurately calculate the calorie consumed by the user.
While the foregoing is directed to the preferred embodiment of the present invention, it will be understood by those skilled in the art that various changes and modifications may be made without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention.

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1. An exercise mirror, comprising:
a main body support;
the mirror display module is arranged on the front surface of the main body bracket;
the guide module comprises a first guide assembly and a second guide assembly, the first guide assembly and the second guide assembly are respectively arranged on the left side and the right side of the main body support, the first guide assembly is used for winding a first tension piece, and the second guide assembly is used for winding a second tension piece;
the driving module is arranged in the main body bracket and comprises a driving motor, two groups of tension adjusting mechanisms, a first reel and a second reel;
the first reel and the second reel are respectively arranged on two opposite sides of the driving motor, the first reel is used for providing motion resistance for the first tension piece, and the second reel is used for providing motion resistance for the second tension piece;
two sets of tension adjustment mechanism sets up respectively first reel with between the driving motor and the second reel with between the driving motor, all be used for adjusting driving motor exports to the moment of first reel with the second reel.
2. The exercise mirror of claim 1, wherein the drive module further comprises a drive housing, the drive motor, the two sets of tension adjustment mechanisms, the first reel, and the second reel being disposed within the drive housing;
each group of the tension adjusting mechanisms respectively comprises a servo motor, a transmission assembly and a friction assembly; the servo motor is arranged in the driving shell and is in transmission connection with the friction assembly through the transmission assembly, and the friction assembly is used for applying friction torque to the first reel and the second reel respectively.
3. The body-building mirror according to claim 2, wherein the friction assembly comprises a friction fixed disc, a friction piece, a friction movable disc and an adjusting nut which are sleeved on the output shaft of the driving motor in sequence;
adjusting nut with the transmission assembly transmission is connected, is used for receiving transmission assembly's drive torque back edge driving motor's output shaft removes, in order to adjust the friction piece respectively with the friction fixed disk with pressure between the friction activity dish, and then right first reel or friction torque is applyed to the second reel.
4. An exercise mirror according to claim 3, wherein the friction member comprises an indexing ring, a plurality of indexing bearings and a plurality of resilient wheels;
the indexing ring is arranged between the friction fixed disc and the friction movable disc, a plurality of indexing bearings are uniformly distributed along the circumferential direction of the indexing ring, and a plurality of elastic wheels are correspondingly arranged on the plurality of indexing bearings.
5. The exercise mirror of claim 4, wherein the elastic wheel comprises a first pressing surface, a second pressing surface and a pressing side surface, the pressing side surface is connected with the first pressing surface and the second pressing surface, and an included angle between the first pressing surface and/or the second pressing surface and a horizontal plane is an acute angle;
and friction grooves matched with the elastic wheels in shape are formed in the friction fixed disc and the friction movable disc.
6. An exercise mirror according to claim 3, wherein the friction member further comprises a fixed ring and a plurality of friction plates, the fixed ring is disposed between the friction fixed disk and the friction movable disk, and the plurality of friction plates are uniformly distributed along the circumference of the fixed ring.
7. The exercise mirror of claim 3, wherein the drive assembly comprises a first timing pulley and a timing belt;
the first synchronous belt wheel is in transmission connection with an output shaft of the servo motor, and the synchronous belt is sleeved on the first synchronous belt wheel and the adjusting nut; wherein, the transmission ratio of the first synchronous pulley and the adjusting nut corresponds to the moving stroke of the adjusting nut.
8. The exercise mirror of any one of claims 2-7, wherein the exercise mirror further comprises a pressure sensing module, the drive module further comprises a controller;
the pressure sensing module is arranged on a moving loop of the first tension piece and the second tension piece, and is used for acquiring the tension of the first tension piece and the second tension piece and sending the acquired result to the controller;
the controller is arranged in the driving shell, is electrically connected with the driving motor and the servo motor respectively, and is used for controlling the output torque of the driving motor and the output torque of the servo motor according to the acquisition result.
9. Exercise goggles as claimed in any one of claims 1 to 7, further comprising a compensation module provided on the movement circuit of the first and second tension members for tension compensation of the first and second tension members.
10. A calorie calculation method applied to the exercise mirror according to any one of claims 1 to 9, the method comprising:
respectively calculating the pull-out strokes of the first tension piece and the second tension piece according to the output power of the driving motor and the output power of the two groups of tension adjusting mechanisms;
calculating calories consumed by a user to stretch the first tension member and the second tension member according to the pull-out stroke of the first tension member and the second tension member.
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