WO2000057828A1 - Dispositif de deplacement d'un corps - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a device and a method for operating a human body to lead a healthy and comfortable life by improving a body considered to be malfunctioning or maintaining good physical condition, or a body adjustment method and adjustment thereof.
- the present invention relates to a bed, which is used in a bedroom or a hospital room, and is capable of performing physical exercise or changing posture in accordance with a human body, particularly as a device for operating a body or an adjusting device for adjusting a body.
- the present invention relates to a driving method of such a bed, and a bed operating device for operating such a bed. Background art
- manipulative massage which is a power exercise, is to press, expand or contract, warm or cool a part of the human body with human power or mechanical equipment to promote blood circulation, promote metabolism, and eliminate muscle fatigue. It is.
- manipulative massaging regains health and maintains health by correcting body bending and creating a well-balanced body.
- the bed described in Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. Hei 4-37040 twists and oscillates the human body and internal organs. It operates the muscles and internal organs of the human body. Further, the bed described in Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. H8-474737 induces sleep by giving up / down fluctuation of 1 / f fluctuation to a pot portion of the bed.
- the on-bed detection system described in Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. H10-554991 has a load sensor interposed between a bed support and a floor surface, and a person is present on the bed. It is centralized management of whether or not there is.
- manipulative massage intensively massages, presses, and expands and contracts a part of the human body, but its operation requires human power and energy. The same is true when trying to create a well-balanced body by correcting the bending of the body.
- the operating device used for such a bed is such that when the operating device is placed on the bed, the operating input switch is pushed by a body or a futon while sleeping, and operates irrespective of the user's intention to operate.
- the conventional operation device in which the malfunction prevention switch is provided separately from the operation switch has a problem that operation is complicated and operability is poor.
- the load applied to the driving means changes depending on the weight of the user and the sleeping posture, making it difficult to control the driving speed. Difficult to keep at all times. In particular, if there is a sudden movement or sluggishness against the speed change, the user cannot be satisfied.
- the present invention provides a device and a method for operating a human body that is safe and comfortable for the elderly without applying a great deal of energy and unreasonable force, and is also effective as a health law, or a body adjustment method and adjustment thereof. It is intended to provide a device.
- the present invention can support the human body in accordance with the body shape and posture of the individual when the tension is released on the bed, and can oscillate by twisting the plurality of divided bottoms in the forward and reverse directions. It is an object of the present invention to provide a bed that can be moved up and down and that can provide sleeping comfort.
- Another object of the present invention is to provide a method of driving a bed in which three spines of the body are moved to relax the erector spinae muscle group, and that the parasympathetic nerve is dominant to relax the stress by relaxing exercise. .
- Another object of the present invention is to provide a method of driving a bed in which parasympathetic nerves are superior and sleep is induced.
- the present invention provides a wake-up exercise that allows the head to slip in a short time. It is an object of the present invention to provide a driving method for a bed that can safely and quickly slip the head even for people with low blood pressure.
- Another object of the present invention is to provide a bed driving method capable of recognizing delicate movements of the body, drawing out inherent abilities, relieving tension in the thoracic cavity, and improving breathing. I do.
- the present invention provides a method of driving a bed that can relieve lumbar fatigue and prevent low back pain by repeating stretching of the psoas muscles and erector spinae muscles, thereby increasing lumbar blood circulation and removing tension.
- the purpose is to provide.
- the present invention provides a driving method of a bed which can operate at a speed and an angle according to a user and can sufficiently exert effects even for people of different ages and flexibility. Aim.
- the present invention also provides a bed operation that can prevent the operation switch from being pushed by the body or the futon even when going to bed with the operation device placed on the bed and operating differently from the user's operation intention. It is intended to provide a device.
- the present invention also provides a bed operating device that can be illuminated with high illuminance only when the user holds the operating device in his hand, thereby improving operability without disturbing sleep.
- the purpose is to:
- Another object of the present invention is to provide an operating device for a bed in which the illuminance is gradually changed when the illumination illuminance is changed, whereby glare is less likely to be felt and the usability can be further improved.
- Another object of the present invention is to provide a bed capable of performing various operations smoothly even under different load conditions such as the weight of the user.
- Another object of the present invention is to provide a bed that can operate at a set acceleration without being affected by use conditions and can always provide a user with a certain degree of satisfaction and security.
- Another object of the present invention is to provide a bed that can prevent a failure due to an overload state or a failure due to pinching of a futon or the like. Disclosure of the invention
- the device for moving a body according to the present invention described in claim 1 has a virtual axis extending from the head of the human body to the center of both feet, a vertical axis, a virtual axis penetrating the abdomen back and forth, a front-rear axis, and a virtual axis penetrating the abdomen right and left as a left and right axis. It is characterized in that the operations around these three axes are performed individually or in combination.
- the device for moving a body according to the present invention described in claim 2 has a vertical axis extending from the head of the human body to the center of both feet as an up-down axis, a virtual axis penetrating the abdomen back and forth as a front-rear axis, and performing an operation centered on these two axes. It is characterized in that it is performed individually or in combination.
- the device for moving a body according to the present invention described in claim 3 uses a virtual axis extending from the head of the human body to the center of both feet as a vertical axis, a virtual axis penetrating the abdomen left and right as a left and right axis, and performs an operation centered on these two axes.
- the device for moving a body according to the present invention described in claim 4 is characterized in that a virtual axis penetrating the abdomen of the human body back and forth is a front-rear axis, a virtual axis penetrating the abdomen left and right is a left-right axis, and an operation centered on these two axes is individually performed. Alternatively, they are performed in combination.
- a human body can be supported, twisted, and moved up and down in accordance with various types and postures of individuals.
- the device for moving the body of the present invention described in claim 5 is characterized in that a virtual axis from the top of the head to the sole of the human body in an upright state or a state of lying on the back or lying down is the upper and lower axis, and the abdomen is front and rear.
- a virtual axis penetrating the abdomen is defined as a left-right axis
- a virtual axis penetrating the abdomen is defined as a left-right axis.
- each operation centering on three virtual axes is performed regularly, and various operations are performed on the entire body. be able to.
- the device for moving a body according to the present invention described in claim 6 is characterized in that the human body in an upright state or a state lying on its back or lying down is bent with a virtual axis from the center of the top of the head to the center of both soles.
- the imaginary axis passing through the front and back of the abdomen is the front and rear axis
- the imaginary axis passing right and left of the bent abdomen is the left and right axis
- the rotation operation around the vertical axis the left and right swinging operation around the front and rear axis
- the left and right Combination of elevating movement around the axis It is characterized by the following.
- a combination of a rotation operation around the vertical axis, a side-to-side swinging operation around the front-rear axis, and a lifting operation around the left-right axis is combined Can be done.
- the device for moving the body of the present invention described in claim 7 is characterized in that a virtual axis extending from the top center of the head to the seating center of the human body in a seated state is a vertical axis, and a virtual axis penetrating the abdomen back and forth is a front-rear axis.
- a virtual axis penetrating the abdomen to the left and right is defined as a left and right axis, and each of these operations is performed regularly with the three virtual axes as centers.
- each operation movement centering on three virtual axes can be performed regularly, with the human body sitting.
- the apparatus for moving a body according to the present invention described in claim 8 is characterized in that a virtual axis extending from the center of the top of the head to the center of the seated human body in a seated state is a vertical axis, and a virtual axis penetrating the front and rear of the bent belly.
- the left and right axes are virtual axes passing through the left and right of the bent antinode, the rotational motion around the vertical axis, the left and right swaying motion around the longitudinal axis, the elevation around the left and right axes It is characterized by combining actions.
- the device for moving the body according to the present invention described in claim 9 includes a vertical axis extending from the head of the human body to the center of both feet, a longitudinal axis extending longitudinally from the abdominal side to the back side, and a lateral axis extending from the side of the human body.
- the virtual axis extending through the vertebral axis from the lumbar vertebrae to the cervical vertebra and the vertebral axis and the cervical vertebrae.
- a left-right swaying motion centered on at least one virtual axis and an elevating motion centered on at least one virtual axis centered on the left-right axis from the waist to the chest and neck. It is a characteristic.
- Left and right swaying motion about one virtual axis and the position of the left and right axes Can be performed individually or in combination with each other on the virtual axis with at least one point from the waist to the chest and the neck.
- the present invention described in claim 10 is an apparatus for moving the body of claim 9, wherein at least two of the rotation operation, the left-right swinging operation, and the raising operation are continuously performed, The position of the starting point of the axis, the position of the front-back axis, and the position of the left-right axis are fixed or moved.
- the position of the starting point of the vertical axis, the position of the front-rear axis, and the position of the left-right axis are fixed or moved.
- the position of the virtual axis can be changed, so that the movement to the human body can be further varied.
- the bed of the present invention described in claim 11 is characterized in that a human body is operated using the device for operating a body described in any one of claims 1 to 10.
- the device according to the inventions of claims 1 to 10 is applied to a bed, and can have a sleep-in effect and an awakening effect.
- the physical adjustment method of the present invention described in claim 12 is characterized in that the virtual axis extending from the head of the human body to the center of both feet is the vertical axis, the virtual axis penetrating the abdomen back and forth is the front-rear axis, and the virtual axis penetrating the abdomen left and right is the left-right axis. It is characterized in that movements around these three axes are individually or appropriately combined, and adjustments are made so as to eliminate bending and imbalance of the body, improve blood circulation, and provide a feeling of relaxation.
- the body so as to eliminate bends and imbalances of the body, improve blood circulation, and have a feeling of relaxation by individually or appropriately combining movements around the three virtual axes. it can.
- the body adjustment method of the present invention described in claim 13 is characterized in that a virtual axis extending from the top of the head to the sole of the human body in an upright state or a state lying on the back is a vertical axis, and a virtual axis penetrating the abdomen back and forth.
- the left and right axes are virtual axes that penetrate the abdomen to the left and right, and by performing each operation around these three virtual axes regularly, the body bends and unbalances are eliminated, blood circulation is improved, The feature is that it is adjusted to give a relaxed feeling.
- ADVANTAGE OF THE INVENTION in the state where the human body was standing upright or lying down on the back, by performing each operation
- the body adjustment method of the present invention described in claim 14 is characterized in that the human body in an upright state or a state of lying on its back has a vertical axis extending from the center of the top of the head to the center of both feet, and a bent abdomen.
- the virtual axis passing through the front and rear of the front and rear axis, the virtual axis passing through the left and right of the bent abdomen as the left and right axis, the rotation operation around the vertical axis, the left and right swinging around the front and rear axis, the left and right axis It is characterized by adjusting the body's bending and unbalance by appropriately combining the centering elevating movements, improving blood circulation, and giving a feeling of relaxation.
- a rotation operation about the vertical axis, a horizontal swing operation about the front-rear axis, and a vertical movement about the left-right axis are appropriately combined. You can adjust your body to eliminate bends and unbalances, improve blood circulation, and give a sense of relaxation.
- the body adjustment method of the present invention described in claim 15 is characterized in that the virtual axis extending from the top center of the head to the seating center of the human body in a seated state is the vertical axis, and the virtual axis penetrating the abdomen back and forth is the front-rear axis.
- the virtual axis that passes through the abdomen from side to side is the left and right axis, and each movement around these three virtual axes is performed regularly, eliminating bends and imbalance of the body, improving blood circulation, and giving a feeling of relaxation It is characterized by adjusting to.
- the body adjustment method of the present invention described in claim 16 is characterized in that, in a seated state, a virtual axis extending from the center of the top of the head to the center of the sitting is a vertical axis, and a virtual axis passing through a bent abdomen is front and rear.
- An axis, a virtual axis penetrating the left and right of the bent belly part is defined as a left and right axis, and a rotation operation centered on the vertical axis, a left-right swaying operation centered on the front-rear axis, and an elevation operation centered on the left and right axis
- It is characterized by adjusting the body to eliminate bending and unbalance, improve blood circulation, and give a feeling of relaxation.
- ADVANTAGE OF THE INVENTION According to this invention, a body can be adjusted so that bending and unbalance of a body may be eliminated, blood circulation may be improved, and a sense of relaxation may be provided.
- the physical adjustment method according to the present invention described in claim 17 is characterized in that the virtual axis extending from the head of the human body to the center of both feet is the vertical axis, the virtual axis extending from the abdominal side to the back side is the front-rear axis, and the human body sideways is penetrating the right and left sides.
- the virtual axis is the left and right axis, and at least one point from the lumbar vertebra to the thoracic and cervical vertebrae is the starting point, and the rotational movement about the vertical axis is described, and the position of the front and rear axis is from the waist to the chest and neck.
- a left-right swaying motion centered on a virtual axis with at least one point and a lowering motion centered on a virtual axis with at least one point of the left-right axis extending from the waist to the chest and neck. It is characterized by adjusting the body to eliminate bends and unbalances, improve blood circulation, and provide a feeling of relaxation.
- a body can be adjusted so that bending and unbalance of a body may be eliminated, blood circulation may be improved, and a sense of relaxation may be provided.
- the present invention described in claim 18 is characterized in that, in the body adjustment method described in claim 17, the rotation operation about the vertical axis starting from at least one point from the waist to the chest and the neck, and the position of the front-rear axis At least one point from the waist to the chest and neck around the virtual axis, and the ascending and descending motion around the virtual axis at least one point from the waist to the chest and neck around the left and right axes
- the position of the starting point of the vertical axis, the position of the front-rear axis, and the position of the left-right axis are fixed. Or, it is characterized in that it is moved so that the body is not bent or unbalanced, blood circulation is improved, and a feeling of relaxation is provided.
- a body can be adjusted so that bending and unbalance of a body may be eliminated, blood circulation may be improved, and a sense of relaxation may be provided.
- the adjustment device of the present invention described in claim 19 is characterized in that the body adjustment method described in any one of claims 12 to 18 is performed. According to the present invention, these physical adjustment methods are performed.
- the bed according to the present invention described in claim 20 is a bed including a bottom which is divided into a plurality of members, and each member is operable to form an inclined surface different from each other. And a swing mechanism for imparting a twist to at least one member of the bottom is provided.
- movement can be given to a part of human body and various torsional effects can be given to a human body.
- the present invention described in claim 21 is characterized in that, in the bed described in claim 20, the bottom member to which the rocking mechanism is twisted is a back-up bottom that supports a back of a human body. It is assumed that.
- the present invention described in claim 22 is characterized in that, in the bed described in claim 20 or claim 21, the inclination angle of the back-up bottom that supports the back of the human body can be changed. .
- ADVANTAGE OF THE INVENTION According to this invention, it can act on a human body by combining torsion and bending-extension operation
- the bottom member to which the torsion is given by the swinging mechanism means is a leg-lifting bottom that supports a human body leg. It is characterized by the following.
- ADVANTAGE OF THE INVENTION According to this invention, it can act on a human body by combining torsion and bending-extension operation
- the bed according to the present invention described in claim 25 is a bed that is divided into a plurality of members and includes a potom operable so that each member forms a different inclined surface, wherein at least one of the bottoms is provided.
- the back raising bottom is composed of three members, and the leg raising bottom is composed of at least one member of the bottom, and the inclination angles of the back lifting bottom and the leg raising bottom can be respectively changed. That is.
- ADVANTAGE OF THE INVENTION According to this invention, a bending operation
- the present invention described in claim 26 is the bed according to claim 25, wherein at least two members of the bottom constitute a leg-lifting bottom, and at least two members constituting the leg-lifting potom are a human knee. It is characterized by forming a mountain-shaped inclined surface so as to lift up.
- the present invention described in claim 27 is the bed according to claim 25, wherein the back lifting drive means for changing an inclination angle of the back raising bottom, and a leg lifting means for changing a tilt angle of the leg lifting potom. And a driving means.
- the inclination angle of a back raising bottom and a leg raising potom can be separately changeable, and the bending effect with respect to each of an upper body and a lower body can be improved.
- the present invention described in claim 28 is characterized in that, in the bed according to claim 27, the back-up driving means changes the inclination angle while twisting the back-up bottom. is there.
- ADVANTAGE OF THE INVENTION According to this invention, it can act on the upper body of a human body combining torsion and bending.
- the present invention described in claim 29 is characterized in that, in the bed according to claim 27, the foot-lifting drive unit changes the tilt angle while twisting the leg-lifting bottom.
- a torsion and bending can be made to act on a lower body of a human body in combination.
- the present invention described in claim 30 is characterized in that, in the bed described in claim 27, display means for displaying a torsion angle or an inclination angle of the back-raising bottom or the leg-raising potom is provided. is there.
- the present invention it is possible to remove anxiety of the user and operate the operation safely by operating while confirming the operation status.
- the present invention described in claim 31 is characterized in that, in the bed described in claim 27, an operation unit for operating the drive of the back-lifting drive unit and the leg-lifting drive unit is provided.
- the present invention described in claim 32 is characterized in that, in the bed described in claim 27, storage means for storing a torsion angle or an inclination angle of the back-raising potato or the leg-raising bottom is provided. is there.
- the bed according to the present invention described in claim 33 includes a bottom which is divided into a plurality of members, each of which is operable to form an inclined surface different from each other, and a movement of a human body existing on the bottom is detected.
- a body movement detector, a sleep state determination unit that determines a sleep state based on a signal from the body movement detector, a driving unit that operates at least one member of the bottom, and a drive of the driving unit is controlled.
- a drive control unit that controls the drive of the drive unit based on a signal from the sleep state determination unit.
- a comfortable operation can be selected and operated according to a sleep state.
- the driving control unit is configured to perform the driving after a lapse of a predetermined time after receiving a sleep state end determination signal from the sleep state determining unit. Operating the means. According to the present invention, it is possible to perform an operation that enhances the wake-up effect.
- the present invention described in claim 35 is the bed according to claim 33, wherein the drive control unit, upon receiving a sleep state determination signal from the sleep state determination unit, sets a back-up bottom and a leg-up bottom. The driving means is operated so as to return to a horizontal state or an inclined state previously set as an inclined plane in a sleep state.
- ADVANTAGE OF THE INVENTION According to this invention, a feeling of restraint is taken by enabling it to roll freely during sleep. Can be removed.
- a bed according to the present invention described in claim 36 further comprising: a bottom which is divided into a plurality of members, each of which is operable to form an inclined surface different from each other; and a torsional drive for twisting at least one member of the bottom.
- Means a plurality of load sensors for detecting the weight of each part of the human body existing on the bottom, a plurality of output means for outputting detection signals detected by the respective load sensors, and the respective output means
- a comparison means for comparing the output signal values from the bottom means, wherein the torsion drive means causes the at least one member of the bottom to perform a torsion operation based on a comparison signal from the comparison means. It is a feature.
- the torsion of a bed can be adjusted in consideration of imbalance of a human body.
- a bed according to the present invention described in claim 37 further comprising: a bottom which is divided into a plurality of members and each of which is operable to form an inclined surface different from each other; and a driving means for operating at least one member of the bottom.
- a bed comprising: a load sensor configured to detect a weight of a human body present on the bottom; an output unit configured to output a detection signal detected by the load sensor; and a time setting unit configured to set a predetermined time. When no signal is output from the output means within the time set by the time setting means, the sleep state is determined and the output signal from the drive means is changed.
- the sleep effect and the sleeping effect can be improved by changing the action content before and after sleep.
- the restraint feeling in a sleep state can be removed.
- a bed according to the present invention described in claim 39 further comprising: a bottom which is divided into a plurality of members, each of which is operable to form an inclined surface different from each other; and a torsion drive means for operating at least one member of the bottom. And set a predetermined time The output signal from the driving means is changed after a lapse of time set by the timer means.
- the operation content can be changed according to the user's preference.
- the operation state is canceled or the sleep state is set in advance after a lapse of the time set by the evening timer. It is characterized by returning to the state.
- the restraint feeling in a sleep state can be removed.
- a bed according to the present invention described in claim 41 further comprising: a bottom that is divided into a plurality of members and each of the members is operable to form an inclined surface different from each other; and a driving unit that operates at least one member of the bottom.
- a load sensor for detecting a weight of a human body present on the bottom; an output unit for outputting a detection signal detected by the load sensor; and determining whether a human body is present based on a signal from the output unit.
- a bed provided with weight determining means wherein when the presence of a human body cannot be confirmed by the weight determining means, the driving means is not operated. According to the present invention, when the presence of a human body cannot be confirmed by the weight determining means, the driving means is not operated, and malfunction can be prevented.
- the present invention described in claim 42 is the bed according to claim 41, further comprising a weight setting unit configured to store a weight of a bed user, wherein the weight determination unit determines the weight detected by the load sensor and the weight. It is determined from the weight set by the weight setting means whether or not the user is a bed user. If the weight determination means cannot confirm the stored bed user, the drive means is not operated. It is a characteristic.
- a malfunction can be more effectively prevented.
- the bed according to the present invention described in claim 43 includes a bottom divided into a plurality of members, a torsion mechanism for twisting a back-up bot supporting the back of the human body of the pot, and each of the bottom.
- a plurality of load sensors installed between the legs and the floor surface, weight determining means for calculating the weight of each part based on the detection signal detected by the load sensor force, and each part calculated by the weight determining means
- Weight comparing means for comparing the weight of the bed, and deviation amount converting means for converting the weight difference compared by the weight comparing means into a deviation amount with respect to the center of the bed.
- a torsion operation correcting means for correcting the amount of torsion based on the deviation amount; and a driving means for driving the torsion mechanism means based on the torsional operation corrected by the torsion operation correcting means. It is.
- the present invention described in claim 44 is a method for driving a bed having a back-up bottom, wherein the back-up bottom is provided with a twisting operation while the back-up bottom is positioned within a predetermined angle with respect to a horizontal plane.
- the vertical movement is performed by using ADVANTAGE OF THE INVENTION According to this invention, a relaxation effect etc. can be improved by performing a twisting and bending motion.
- the present invention described in claim 45 is characterized in that, in the bed driving method according to claim 44, the twisting operation and the up-down operation given to the back-raising bottom are performed at a predetermined rhythm. Things.
- the present invention described in claim 46 is characterized in that, in the bed driving method according to claim 44, the twisting operation given to the back-raising bottom is performed at a speed of 2 ns or less. .
- a comfortable operation can be performed without giving the user any discomfort.
- the present invention described in claim 47 is the method for driving a bed according to claim 44, wherein the twisting operation given to the back-lifting bottom is performed at an angle of at least 15 degrees or more with respect to a horizontal plane, and The feature is that the operation is performed at an angle of 5 degrees or more with respect to the horizontal plane.
- the present invention described in claim 48 is the bed driving method according to claim 44, wherein the torsional motion and the vertical motion given to the back-lifting bottom are repeated once at a maximum angle of 10 degrees or less. Is performed.
- the present invention described in claim 49 is a method for driving a bed described in claim 44. Wherein the torsion operation given to the back-raising bottom is performed at an angle of 20 degrees or less with respect to a horizontal plane, and the up-down operation is performed at an angle of 20 degrees or less with respect to a horizontal plane. .
- the effect of falling asleep can be enhanced.
- the present invention described in claim 50 is the method for driving a bed according to claim 44, wherein the twisting operation given to the back-raising bottom is performed at a speed of 2 degrees or less for Z seconds for a predetermined time, and then for 2 seconds. It is characterized in that it is performed at a higher speed. According to the present invention, the wake-up effect can be enhanced.
- the present invention described in claim 51 is the method for driving a bed according to claim 44, wherein the twisting operation applied to the back-raising bottom is changed from a speed of 2 degrees / second or less to a speed of 2 degrees or more. It is characterized by gradually increasing the speed.
- the wake-up effect can be enhanced.
- the present invention described in claim 52 is characterized in that, in the bed driving method described in claim 44, the angle of the torsional operation with respect to the horizontal plane and the angle of the vertical operation with respect to the horizontal plane are gradually increased.
- the wake-up effect can be enhanced.
- the present invention described in claim 53 is characterized in that the bed is driven in the bed driving method described in claim 44.
- the notice effect can be enhanced.
- the method of driving a bed according to the present invention described in claim 54 is a method of driving a bed including a back-up bottom supporting a human back, wherein the back-up bottom is raised by a predetermined angle, and It is characterized in that the back raising bottom is lowered while giving a twisting action to the lifting potom.
- release of lower back fatigue and the back pain prevention effect can be improved.
- the present invention described in claim 55 is characterized in that, in the bed driving method according to claim 54, the predetermined angle at which the back raising bottom is raised is set to 20 degrees or more with respect to a horizontal plane. Things.
- the present invention described in claim 56 is a method for driving a bed described in claim 54. , Wherein the raising and lowering of the back raising bottom is repeated.
- the method for driving a bed according to the present invention described in claim 57 is a method for driving a bed including a back-lifting robot for supporting a back of a human body and a leg-lifting potom for supporting a leg of a human body. After raising the raising bottom and the leg raising bottom by a predetermined angle, the back raising bottom and the leg raising bottom are lowered while giving a twisting action to the back raising bottom.
- the present invention described in claim 58 is a method for driving a bed according to claim 57, wherein the predetermined angle for raising the back-lifting bottom and the predetermined angle for raising the leg-lifting bottom are respectively defined with respect to a horizontal plane.
- the total of the angles is set to 20 degrees or more.
- release of lower back fatigue and the back pain prevention effect can be improved.
- the present invention described in claim 59 is characterized in that, in the bed driving method according to claim 57, the back raising bottom and the leg raising bottom are repeatedly raised and lowered. .
- the speed of the raising or lowering operation of the back-lifting bottom is set within a predetermined speed. It can be selected from or can be set within a preset speed range.
- the present invention described in claim 61 is a method for driving a bed according to any one of claims 57 to 59, wherein the speed of the raising or lowering operation of the leg-lifting bottom is set within a predetermined speed. It can be selected from or can be set within a preset speed range.
- the present invention described in claim 62 is a method for driving a bed according to any one of claims 44 to 59, wherein the rising or lowering angle of the back-lifting bottom is selected from a preset angle. It is characterized in that it can be selected or set within a preset angle range.
- the present invention described in claim 63 is a method for driving a bed according to any one of claims 57 to 59, wherein the raising or lowering angle of the leg-lifting bottom is selected from a preset angle. It is characterized in that it can be selected or set within a preset angle range.
- the method for driving a bed according to the present invention described in claim 64 is a method for driving a bed including a back-up bottom supporting a human body back or a leg-up bottom supporting a human body leg, wherein the back-up bottom is provided.
- the leg raising bottom is rotated by a predetermined angle about an imaginary front-rear axis penetrating the abdomen of the human body back and forth while lying on the bed.
- such a rotating operation can enhance the effect of twisting the human body.
- the present invention described in claim 65 is characterized in that in the bed driving method described in claim 64, the rotation angle or the rotation direction of the back-lifting bottom or the leg-lifting bottom is within an angle or direction set in advance. , Or can be set within a preset angle range.
- the bed driving method according to the present invention described in claim 66 includes a back-up bottom for supporting the back of the human body and a leg-up potom for supporting the leg of the human body, wherein the back-up bottom and the leg-up bottom are substantially From the head of the human body to the center of both feet while lying on the bed Torsion around the vertical axis of the imaginary imaginary rotation, rotation around the virtual front-rear axis penetrating the abdomen of the human body back and forth while lying on the bed, and human body lying on the bed
- One of the features is that the user can set in advance, change the order of these operation patterns, or change the speed, angle or direction in each operation pattern.
- the bed operating device of the present invention according to claim 67, further comprising: a box-shaped outer shell; operating intention detecting means provided on at least one surface of the outer shell to detect an operation intention; and provided on at least one surface of the outer shell.
- An operation content detecting means for detecting the operation content; and an operation instruction for outputting the operation content when the operation content is detected by the operation content detecting means when the operation intention is detected by the operation intention detecting means. It is characterized by having determining means.
- the present invention described in claim 68 is the operating device for a bed described in claim 67, wherein the operation intention detecting means is provided on two opposing surfaces of the outer shell. is there.
- the present invention described in claim 69 is the bed operating device according to claim 67, wherein the operation intention detecting means and the operation content detecting means are provided on different surfaces of the outer shell, respectively. It is a feature.
- the present invention described in claim 70 is the bed operating device according to claim 67, wherein the display means for displaying the operation content or the operation state of the bed, and the illuminance changing means for changing the illuminance of the display means.
- the illuminance changing means changes the illuminance to a higher illuminance than before the detection of the operation intention when the operation intention is detected by the operation intention detecting means. It is characterized by the following.
- the present invention described in claim 71 is the operating device for a bed according to claim 70, wherein after a predetermined time has elapsed from when the operation intention was detected by the operation intention detecting means, the operation intention detecting means Thus, the illumination is changed to a low illuminance after a lapse of a predetermined time from when the operation intention is no longer detected, or when the operation intention is not detected by the operation intention detecting means.
- the present invention described in claim 72 is characterized in that in the bed operating device described in claim 70 or claim 71, the change in the illuminance is gradually changed.
- the bed driving device includes a storage unit that stores in advance each movement position of the target portion and a time required to reach each of the movement positions as a target value, and operates the target portion. And a position detecting means for detecting an operation position of the target part by the motor, and a bed driving device for synchronizing each of the moving positions detected by the position detecting means with each of the previously stored target values. Then, the target values are sequentially read, and each of the detected movement positions is compared with each of the target values to drive the electric motor.
- each movement position detected by the position detection means can be synchronized with each target value stored in advance.
- the bed driving device of the present invention described in claim 74 is a storage device that stores in advance each movement position of the target portion and a time required to reach each of the movement positions as a target value, and operates the target portion. And a position detecting means for detecting an operation position of the target part by the motor, and a bed driving device for synchronizing each of the moving positions detected by the position detecting means with each of the previously stored target values. Then, the target values are sequentially read out, a continuous generation target value is calculated for each unit time determined in advance by position information between two consecutive target positions, and each detected movement position and each generation target value are calculated. And driving the electric motor.
- the present invention described in claim 75 is characterized in that in the bed driving device according to claim 73 or claim 74, the electric motor is controlled based on an arbitrary acceleration change value set in advance when the electric motor is started or stopped.
- the method is characterized in that the voltage applied to is gradually changed.
- the voltage applied to the driving means is changed stepwise based on an arbitrary acceleration change value set in advance, so that shock-free acceleration control can be performed.
- the difference between the target value and the detected movement position is a predetermined overload detection. It is characterized by judging the overload state when it deviates beyond the difference value.
- the overload state is determined when the difference between the target value and the detected movement position is equal to or greater than the preset overload detection difference value.
- the destruction of the bed in the state can be prevented.
- the difference between the target value and the detected movement position is equal to or greater than a previously set pinch detection difference value. It is characterized by judging the entrapment state when it deviates from.
- pinching is determined from the difference between the movement position of the driving means and the actual position in the opposite direction, so that an additional component is not required, and the possibility of pinching that forms between the driving target portions is eliminated. It is possible to provide a pinch prevention function in a certain general case.
- FIG. 1 shows (a) an explanatory diagram of the virtual vertical axis which is the basis of the present invention and the operation centered thereon, (b) an explanatory diagram of the virtual front-rear axis and the operation centered thereon, (c) ) Same virtual left Illustration of right axis and operation centered on it
- FIGS. 2A and 2B are (a) a virtual horizontal plane view for explaining the operation method centering on the vertical axis of the first embodiment of the present invention, (b) a virtual horizontal plane view of the right shoulder side rising, and (c) a virtual horizontal plane view of the right foot side rising.
- Virtual water level plan (d) Virtual water level view of the right shoulder and right foot ascending
- FIGS. 3A and 3B are (a) a virtual horizontal plane view for explaining the operation method about the front-rear axis of the first embodiment of the present invention, (b) a virtual horizontal plane view of the upper body rotated rightward, and (c) a same as above. Virtual horizontal plane view with the lower body rotated to the left, (d) Virtual horizontal plane view with the lower body rotated to the right
- FIGS. 4A and 4B are (a) a virtual horizontal plane view for explaining the operation method centering on the left and right axes of the first embodiment of the present invention, (b) a virtual horizontal plane view rising upward on the right shoulder side, and (c) a virtual horizontal plane view rising upward on the left shoulder side.
- Virtual horizontal plan (d) Virtual horizontal plan of right shoulder and left shoulder ascending
- FIG. 5 is a perspective view of a bed according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- Fig. 6 is an exploded perspective view showing the drive configuration of the bed.
- Fig. 7 is a side view showing one operation state of the drive configuration of the bed.
- Fig. 8 is a side view showing another operation state of the drive configuration of the bed.
- FIG. 9 is a cross-sectional view of a main part showing a bottom pipe universal joint configuration of the same bed.
- FIG. 10 is a diagram showing a swing locus of a bottom of the same bed.
- FIG. 11 is an exploded perspective view showing a bed driving configuration according to another embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 12 is a block diagram showing an embodiment of a bed driving control device according to the present invention by function realizing means.
- FIG. 13 is a block diagram showing another embodiment of the bed drive control device according to the present invention by function realizing means.
- FIG. 14 is a block diagram showing another embodiment of the bed drive control device according to the present invention, using function realizing means.
- FIG. 15 is a block diagram showing another embodiment of the bed drive control device according to the present invention, using function realizing means.
- FIG. 16 is a block diagram showing another embodiment of the drive control device for a bed according to the present invention, using function realizing means.
- FIG. 17 is a block diagram showing another embodiment of the bed drive control according to the present invention.
- FIG. 18 is a perspective view of a bed provided with a load sensor according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 19 is a block diagram according to another embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 20 is a block diagram according to another embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 21 is a conceptual configuration diagram showing a state in which a person is lying on a bed according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 22 is a block diagram according to another embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 23 is a conceptual configuration diagram showing a state in which a person is lying on a bed according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 24 is a block diagram according to another embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 25 is a configuration diagram showing a bed driving device according to an embodiment of the present invention by function realizing means.
- Figure 26 is a graph showing the experimental results for the optimal speed of the vertical movement of the back-lifting bottom.
- FIG. 27 is a perspective view showing a schematic configuration of a bed operating device according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 28 is a block diagram showing functions of the operating device.
- Fig. 29 is a sectional view of the main part of the operating device.
- FIG. 30 is a circuit diagram showing a schematic configuration of the operating device.
- FIG. 31 is a flowchart showing a process of determining an operation command of the operating device.
- FIG. 32 is a graph showing an operation state of an operation intention-linked illumination of the operating device for a bed according to the embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 33 is a graph showing an operation state of the dazzle alleviation lighting of the bed operating device according to the embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 34 is a circuit diagram showing a schematic configuration including control means of a bed driving device according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 35 is a graph showing the operation of the continuous drive control method for the bed driving device according to the embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 36 is a flowchart showing a continuous driving process of the bed driving device according to the embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 37 is a graph showing the principle of the section speed control method in the bed driving device according to the embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 38 shows an impact absorbing drive mechanism in a bed drive device according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 39 is a graph showing an operation state of the shock absorbing driving means in the bed driving device according to the embodiment of the present invention at the time of deceleration.
- FIG. 40 is a graph showing the principle of the overload detecting means in the bed driving device according to the embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 41 is a graph showing the principle of a pinch detection means in a bed driving device according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 1 is an operation explanatory diagram showing basic virtual axes when the body is moved and movements around these virtual axes.
- the human body passes from around the top of the head 101a to near the chest center 101b, near the abdomen center 101c, and near the center 101d between the legs.
- An axis extending from to the center 101 e between the soles is assumed, and this is defined as an up-down axis 101.
- an axis passing through the natural laterally bendable portion of the human body in the vicinity of the center of the abdomen or waist is imagined as the longitudinal axis 102.
- an imaginary axis passing through the abdominal region 103a or waist region 103b near the center of the natural bendable part of the human body in the front-to-rear direction is imagined.
- the axis is 103. Basically, various movements of the human body can be considered around these three virtual axes 101, 102, and 103.
- the movement around the vertical axis 101 shown in FIG. 1 (a) is an operation of rotating the body in the horizontal direction with respect to the ground like a turning operation.
- This rotational movement may be a combined movement, such as a power head and upper body, which may be only the head, only the upper body, only the belly or waist, or only the lower body. And, except for the movement of the whole body rotating uniformly, for example, only the head, or the combined movement of the head and the upper body is generally accompanied by torsion.
- the rotation operation around the vertical axis 101 is a torsion operation.
- the movement around the front-rear axis 102 shown in Fig. 1 (b) is, for example, a tightrope movement in acrobatics, in which both arms are spread and the body is tilted left and right to balance left and right.
- the rotation is on a vertical plane with respect to the ground about the front-rear axis 2.
- This movement is an upper body only movement, a lower body movement only, and a combined movement of the upper body and the lower body.
- the position of the front-rear axis 102 may change with respect to an object such as a wall, for example.
- 1 (c) is the same as the above-mentioned movement about the front-rear axis 102, about the left-right axis 103, as in the forward bending backward movement. Similarly, it is a rotation on a vertical plane with respect to the ground.
- the position of the left-right axis 103 may be different from the position of the front-rear axis 102 described above, for example, for an object such as a wall.
- the present invention improves the physical condition of the body by maintaining the above-mentioned three virtual axes 101, 102, and 103, singly or in combination. .
- FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram showing one embodiment of an operation method centering on the vertical axis.
- FIG. 2 As shown in FIG. 2, consider a rectangular virtual horizontal plane 104 in a space where a person can sleep, and assume that a person is sleeping on 104 on this virtual horizontal plane. Assuming that a person is lying on his or her back on the center of the short side of the virtual horizontal plane 104 with both feet centered from the head in the long side direction, the center of the short side on the virtual horizontal plane 104 is up and down. Axis 1 0 1 can be virtual. Therefore, the movement of the human body will be described by the movement of the virtual horizontal plane 104 around the vertical axis 101.
- the right shoulder angle is raised (FIG. (B)).
- the right foot side angle of the virtual horizontal plane 104 is increased by an angle 3 (FIG. (C)).
- the right shoulder angle of the virtual horizontal plane 104 is increased by an angle
- the right foot angle of the virtual horizontal plane 104 is increased by an angle / 3 ((d) in the same figure).
- the left shoulder angle and the left foot angle of the virtual horizontal plane 104 can be similarly increased by a certain angle, respectively.
- Each of the four corners can be lowered by a certain angle.
- the virtual horizontal plane 104 has a twist of 5 degrees from the upper right shoulder to the lower left shoulder as a whole. Also, raise the right shoulder angle by 10 degrees and lower the left foot angle by 5 degrees. In this case, the virtual horizontal plane 104 is inclined and twisted from the upper right shoulder to the lower left foot as a whole. In other words, various movements can be easily and concretely expressed by determining the square position and the specific rising and falling angles.
- FIG. 3 is an explanatory diagram showing an embodiment of an operation method with the front-rear axis as a center. However, the same description as the movement about the vertical axis 101 is omitted.
- a front-rear axis 102 is assumed at a bendable center of the abdomen of a human body lying on his back.
- the front-rear axis 102 stands perpendicular to the virtual horizontal plane 104.
- the surface of the upper body side of the virtual horizontal plane 104 is moved horizontally about the anterior-posterior axis 102 to the right shoulder side by an angle ⁇ ((b) in the same figure).
- the surface of the upper body side of the virtual horizontal plane 104 is moved by an angle ⁇ toward the left shoulder with respect to the front-rear axis 102 (FIG. (C)).
- the lower body side surface of the virtual horizontal plane 104 is moved to the right foot side by an angle £ (FIG. (D)).
- the upper and lower body sides of the virtual horizontal plane 104 are moved by a certain angle to the right shoulder and the left shoulder, respectively, or the upper and lower body sides of the virtual horizontal plane 104 are moved.
- various movements about the front-rear axis 102 can be performed, and the movements can be concretely expressed.
- the upper half of the virtual horizontal plane 104 is moved 10 degrees to the right shoulder, and the lower half of the virtual horizontal plane 104 is moved 5 degrees to the right foot.
- the virtual horizontal plane 104 is bent to the right in a substantially rectangular shape.
- the virtual horizontal plane 104 is slightly clockwise to the left while the virtual horizontal plane 104 is slightly clockwise as a whole.
- various movements are simple and effective. Can be expressed physically.
- FIG. 4 is an explanatory diagram showing an embodiment of an operation method centering on the left and right axes. However, the same explanation as the movement about the vertical axis 101 or the front-back axis 102 is omitted.
- the left and right axes 103 are located at the bendable center of the abdomen or waist of a human body lying on his back. It is considered that the left-right axis 103 is located slightly below the center of the long side on the virtual horizontal plane 104 in the lower body direction.
- the movement is to move variously around the left and right axis 103 by moving one of the four corners of the virtual horizontal plane 104 individually or in combination up and down by a certain angle. And the movement can be expressed concretely.
- the movement about the horizontal axis 103 is almost the same as the movement about the vertical axis 101 when considering only the virtual horizontal plane 104 without assuming the position of the head and feet like a human body. is there. That is, the only difference is whether there is an axis in the long side direction of the rectangular virtual horizontal plane 104 or there is an axis in the short side direction of the virtual horizontal plane 104. Therefore, the explanation of the angle due to the vertical movement of the four corners is omitted, but in short, various movements can be specifically expressed by determining the position of the four corners and the specific angle of the vertical movement.
- the movements about the three axes have been described above, but the movements about the three axes may be used alone or may be appropriately combined. And it may be a regular operation.
- the vertical axis 101 and the longitudinal axis 102, the longitudinal axis 102 and the horizontal axis 103, the horizontal axis 103 and the vertical axis 101, or the vertical axis 101 and the longitudinal axis 102 It can be a combination of two or three axis-centered motions, such as the left and right axis 103.
- the actions alone or in combination may be provided with regularity by repeating at the same time interval, for example, six times a minute or ten times a minute. For single or combined operation, gradually reduce the time interval from 6 times per minute to 10 times per minute, or gradually increase the time interval from 10 times per minute to 6 times per minute. It may be repeated at a time interval that changes to make it regular.
- the actions individually or in combination may be repeated at the same angle, such as 5 degrees or 10 degrees, to give regularity.
- single or combined movement is gradually angled from 5 degrees to 10 degrees. Regularity may be provided by increasing the degree or repeating at an angle that changes so that the angle gradually decreases from 10 degrees to 5 degrees.
- reciprocal movements of the right and left shoulder corners up and down and left and right foot corners up and down in the same or opposite directions, movement movement from the right shoulder corner to the left shoulder corner and force, multiple The operation may have regularity.
- these operations, alone or in combination may be combined with the operation of moving to a certain angle or position and maintaining the stationary state at that position for a predetermined time.
- the operation method or pattern set or selected by the user may be stored for each user, for example, to maintain a relaxed posture suitable for one's own body before going to bed and to induce a pleasant sleep.
- the posture adjustment for correcting the bending or unbalanced part of the body or conversely, the adjustment to the bending or unbalanced part of the body Fixing the movement in the upright position also helps maintain a relaxed posture.
- FIG. 5 is a perspective view of a bed according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- a bed 201 has a pair of legs 204 having two legs, and a pair of bases 200 fixed to these legs 204. And a gantry frame 203 connecting the base portions 202 to each other, and a mat 205 mounted on the gantry frame 203 and placed on the upper surface thereof are partially variously formed. It consists of a bottom 206 that moves to an angle. It should be noted that a plurality of load sensors 222 are provided in the mat 205. The load sensor 228 is described in the embodiment shown in FIG. Next, the drive configuration of the bed according to the present embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS.
- FIG. 6 is an exploded perspective view showing the drive configuration of the bed
- Fig. 7 is a side view showing one operation state of the drive configuration of the bed
- Fig. 8 is another operation state of the drive configuration of the bed.
- FIG. 9 is a sectional view of a main part showing a bottom pipe universal joint configuration of the bed
- FIG. 10 is a view showing a swing locus of the bottom of the bed.
- a pair of base portions 202 and a pair of gantry frames 203 form a rectangular frame, and a rectangular bottom 206 on which a mattress or the like is mounted is mounted thereon.
- the bottom 206 is composed of left and right side frames 207 forming the long side frame of the rectangular frame, a frame member 208 connecting these side frames 207 and a bottom pipe 209.
- the pair of side frames 207 includes side frames 207A, 207B, 207C, 207D, and 207E divided into five parts having different lengths. Accordingly, the bottom 206 is divided from the head to the foot into a back-up bottom 210, 211, a fixed bottom 212, and a leg-up bottom 2, 13, 214.
- the back-up bottom 2 10 and back-up pot 211, the back-up bottom 2 1 1 and the fixed bottom 212, the fixed bottom 21 2 and the leg-up bottom 213, the leg-up bottom 213 and the leg-up bottom 2 14 It is movably connected by a hinge. Since the respective bottoms 210, 2 1 1, 2 12, 2 13, 214 are hinged to each other so as to be rotatable with respect to each other, the other bottoms 210, 21 1, 2 13, 2 14 can change the height and the inclination of the bottom surface.
- the back raising bottom 210 has a plurality of bottom pipes 209 connected between left and right side frames 207A by a universal joint 312 shown in FIG.
- the torsion mechanism can be formed by connecting the pot pipe 209 to the side frames 207A and 207E with the universal joint 312.
- the universal joint 312 has a protruding portion 312A to be mounted on the side frame 207A at one end, and a guide bin 314 at the other end.
- a slide block 313 is slidably and rotatably provided on the guide bin 314. S A part of the ride block 3 13 is inserted and fixed in the bottom pipe 209.
- a compression spring 315 is mounted on the guide bin 314. One end of the compression spring 315 is fixed to an end of the guide bin 314 by a stopper 316. The other end of the compression spring 3 15 is in contact with the slide block 3 13.
- the slide block 3 13 is urged in the direction of the universal joint 3 12 by the compression spring 3 15.
- the back raising bottom 211 fixes the left and right side frames 207 B with a plurality of frame members 208.
- the fixed bottom 2 1 2 is fixed to the left and right side frames 2 0 7 C by a plurality of frame members 2 08.
- the leg raising bottom 2 13 fixes the left and right side frames 207 D with a plurality of frame members 208.
- two base frames 215 parallel to the long sides are fixed to the base portion 202 at a predetermined interval, and a position slightly closer to the foot from the center of the base frame 215.
- the base frame 2 16 is fixed to the gantry frame 203.
- Two back lifting drive means 2 17 for operating the bottoms of the bottoms 206 are respectively provided near the feet of the left and right base frames 2 15.
- a leg raising drive means 218 is provided on the base frame 216.
- the back lifting drive means 2 17 includes a motor 2 19, a rack (not shown) and a pinion (not shown) for converting the rotational motion of the motor 2 19 into a reciprocating motion, It is composed of a lifting arm 222 and a rod 220 for transmitting drive to the back lifting arm 221.
- the back raising arms 221 are substantially L-shaped, and two left and right arms are provided near the head of the base frame 215.
- the back-raising arm 221 is rotatably supported at a bent portion 221B so as to swing in parallel with the base frame 215.
- One end 2 221 C of the back-raising arm 2 221 is rotatably supported by the mouth pad 220, and a roller 221 A is provided at the other end of the back-raising arm 221.
- the roller 2 21 A of the back raising arm 2 21 is slidably abutted on the lower surface of the left and right side frames 2 07 A of the back raising bottom 210.
- the two leg raising arms 2 2 2 are provided in parallel on the left and right sides at positions near the feet of the base frame 2 15.
- One end 222B of this leg raising arm 222 is rotatably supported by a connecting member 222 so as to swing in parallel with the base frame 215.
- One end 2 24 A of the arm 2 24 provided on the connecting member 2 2 3 is turned to the rod 2 25. It is movably supported.
- the other end of the leg raising arm 222 is provided with a roller 222A.
- the roller 222A of the leg raising arm 222 is slidably abutted on the lower surface of the left and right side frame 207D of the leg raising pot 132.
- the leg-lifting driving means 218 includes a motor 218 A, a rack (not shown) for converting the rotational motion of the motor 218 A into a reciprocating motion, and a pinion (not shown). It is composed of a leg-raising arm 222 and a rod 225 for transmitting drive to the leg-raising arm 222.
- the leg raising driving means 2 18 transmits a driving force to the arm 2 24 via the rod 2 25.
- the present embodiment is an operation of swinging the back-up bottom 210 with lZf fluctuation. First, the lean angle and the swing angle of the back-up bottom 210 and the operation time are specified.
- the motor 2 19 of the back lifting drive means 2 17 rotates, the rod 2 20 moves in the horizontal direction, and the other end provided with the roller 2 21 A of the back raising arm 2 21 1 Move above the bed.
- the back-up arm 2 21 By the operation of the back-up arm 2 21, the back-up bottom 2 1 1 1 is tilted around the connecting portion with the fixed bottom 2 1 2, and the back-up bottom 2 1 0 moves upwards in the bed and Incline.
- the back raising bottom 210 is inclined at a predetermined angle, the operation of the back lifting driving means 217 is stopped.
- the universal joint 3 12 of the bottom pipe 209 absorbs the amount of change in the linear distance expansion and contraction of the side frame 207 A in the left-right interval. Oscillation stops when the set operation time elapses.
- the operation of returning the inclination of the back-up bottom 210 to the horizontal position when the operation is stopped can be realized by setting in advance.
- FIG. 10 shows the locus of the bottom viewed from the side.
- the back-up bottom 2 11 moves up and down about one end of the fixed bottom 2 12 as an axis.
- one end of the back raising bottom 211 moves up and down together with the back raising bottom 211, and the other end further moves up and down about one end as an axis.
- the inclination angle of the back raising bottom 210 is configured to increase as the inclination angle of the back raising bottom 211 increases.
- leg-lifting bottom 2 13 moves up and down about one end of the fixed bottom 2 12 as an axis.
- one end of the leg raising bottom 2 14 on the side of the leg raising bottom 2 13 moves up and down together with the leg raising bottom 2 14.
- the connection between the leg-lifting bottom 2 1 3 and the leg-lifting bottom 2 1 4 acts to bend and stretch the knee of the human body.
- FIG. 11 is an exploded perspective view showing the drive configuration of the bed.
- Members having the same functions as those of the embodiment described with reference to FIGS. 5 to 9 are denoted by the same reference numerals, and description thereof is omitted.
- this embodiment only a drawing corresponding to FIG. 6 is shown, but other members not shown in FIG. 11 are the same as those in the embodiment described with reference to FIGS.
- leg lifting drive means 2 18 are provided, and a pair of leg lifting arms 222 are provided so as to be independently operable by these two leg lifting drive means 2 18.
- the leg raising bottom 2 14 has a plurality of bottom pipes 209 connected between left and right side frames 207 E by a universal joint 3 12 as shown in FIG. Note that the configuration and operation of the universal joint 312 are the same as the configuration and operation shown in FIG.
- the two leg raising arms 2 2 2 are provided in parallel on the left and right sides at positions near the feet of the base frame 2 15.
- One end 22B of this leg raising arm 222 is rotatably supported by a rod 225 so as to swing in parallel with the base frame 215.
- a roller 222 A is provided at the other end of the leg raising arm 222.
- the rollers 222 A of the leg raising arm 222 are slidably abutted on the lower surfaces of the left and right side frames 207 E of the leg raising bottom 214.
- the leg lifting drive means 2 18 has basically the same structure as the back lifting drive means 2 17, and two are provided at the center position of the base frame 2 16.
- Leg raising drive means 2 1 8 is driven to arm 2 2 4 via rod 2 2 5 Transmitting power.
- the present embodiment is an operation of swinging the leg-lifting bottom 2 1 4 by 1 / f fluctuation. First, the inclination angle and swing angle of the leg-lifting bottom 2 14 and the operation time are specified.
- the motor 2 218 A of the leg raising drive means 2 18 rotates and the rod 2 25 moves in the horizontal direction, and the rollers 2 2 A of the leg raising arm 2 2 2 are provided.
- the edge moves above the bed.
- the leg-lifting arm 2 2 2 By the operation of the leg-lifting arm 2 2 2, the leg-lifting bottom 2 13 inclines around the joint with the fixed bottom 2 1 2, and the leg-lifting bottom 2 1 4 moves and tilts upward from the bed .
- the leg-lifting bottom 214 is inclined at a predetermined angle, the operation of the leg-lifting driving means 218 is stopped.
- l Z f fluctuation swing is instructed.
- This fluctuation swing is performed by making the rotation of the motor 218 A of the left and right two leg raising driving means 218 in the opposite directions, and repeating the forward and reverse rotations. That is, by setting the rotation of each motor 2 18 A in the opposite direction to each other, the moving directions of the left and right rods 2 25 are opposite to each other, and the two left and right side frames 200 E Are also in opposite directions. Therefore, the surface of the leg-lifting bottom 2 14 is twisted to perform a swinging operation.
- the universal joint 3 12 of the bottom pipe 209 absorbs the change in the linear distance expansion and contraction of the left and right intervals of the side frame 207 E. Oscillation stops when the set operation time elapses.
- the operation of returning the inclination of the leg-lifting bottom 2 14 to the horizontal position when the operation is stopped can be realized by setting in advance.
- the bottom 206 of the bed 201 described in the above embodiment is formed by three axes of the vertical axis 101, the front-back axis 102, and the left-right axis 103 described in FIGS. It causes the human body to perform centered movements.
- the operation of the bottom 206 can be operated by operating means such as a remote controller, and a result of the operated operation and an operation to be operated can be displayed. Is preferred. By displaying the movement, the movement of the bed 201 can be operated while visually confirming the movement of the bed 201.
- a person can set or select a motion that suits his / her body while sleeping and operate it.
- you can sleep in a relaxed and comfortable position by setting the bed surface that suits you.
- various movements can be used to adjust the bending or unbalanced part of the body. For example, if your body is distorted to the right shoulder, to correct the distortion, raise the right shoulder by a certain angle and hold the left shoulder down by a certain angle for a certain period of time to adjust. I can do it. Conversely, by setting the angle of inclination according to the bending or unbalanced state of your body, you can secure a relaxed posture.
- FIG. 12 is a block diagram showing an embodiment of a bed drive control device using function realizing means.
- a body movement detector 13 is provided on the back lifting pottom 210 to detect the movement of the human body on the bed 201, and a sleep state is detected based on the detection by the body movement detector 13.
- Sleep determination means 14 for determining whether the vehicle is up
- drive determination means 15 for determining whether to stop or start the back-up drive means 2 17 and leg-up drive means 2 18 based on the sleep state
- a control means 16 for stopping or starting the leg raising drive means 2 18.
- the setting means 11 is for setting the operation range and the operation method of the back lifting drive means 2 17 and the leg lifting drive means 2 18.
- the operating range is the range of the inclination angle, the twist angle, the rising height, etc.
- the operating method is 1 f fluctuating operation, repetition of individual operation, combination of individual operations, or regularity of operation.
- the setting means 11 selects or sets the strength and pitch of the operation, selects or sets the operation start time, end time, or operation time, changes or cancels each of the bottom postures, and furthermore, controls the time and the like. Can be set.
- a signal is output from the control means 16 to the back lifting drive means 2 17 and the leg lifting drive means 2 18 in accordance with the operation range and operation method set by the setting means 11. Is forced.
- the content set by the setting means 11 is displayed by the setting display means 12 and can be visually confirmed. It is preferable that the contents set by the setting unit 11 have a storage function that does not disappear even if the power is turned off unless a change or cancellation instruction is given.
- the sleep determining means 14 receives the body movement detected by the body movement detector 13 as an input signal, determines “REM sleep” at the end of the cycle and the end point, and outputs a signal to the drive determining means 15. I do.
- the drive determining means 15 receives the signal from the sleep determining means 14 and outputs a signal to the control means 16 after a predetermined time. Then, upon receiving the signal from the drive determining means 15, the control means 16 outputs a drive signal set in advance in the setting means 11, and outputs the drive signal from the back-up drive means 2 17 and the leg-up drive means 2 18. Start operation.
- FIG. 13 is a block diagram showing another embodiment of the bed drive control device using function realizing means. Note that components having the same functions as those in the above-described embodiment are denoted by the same reference numerals, and description thereof will be omitted. The same applies to the following embodiments.
- the control means 27 includes output means 24, comparison means 25 and driving means 26.
- the control means 27 is connected to the back-up drive means 2 17 and the leg-up drive means 2 18.
- the control means 27 includes a setting means 28 having time setting means 28 a for releasing each bottom posture and the like and a timer means 28 b, and a setting content of the setting means 28 2 an operation state and a detection measurement state.
- Display means 29 for displaying the information is connected.
- the plurality of load sensors 222 are arranged inside the mat 205 as shown in FIG. 5 at symmetrical positions with respect to the center line of the human body in a supine position, and particularly to the shoulders, hips, and calves. They are arranged symmetrically at corresponding locations. These load sensors 222 use load cells and strain resistors, and are packed in mats 205. : Embedded or fixed to the top of mat 205 or the back of bedsheet. Note that the load sensor 222 may use a sheet-shaped load sensor in which a resistor is disposed on one surface.
- the load sensor 222 when the load sensor 222 detects a human body on the bed, the load sensor 222 transmits a resistance value inversely proportional to the applied pressure to the output means 24 as a respective load signal.
- the output means 24 outputs this load signal as an output voltage, compares the output voltage for each of the load sensors 222 arranged at the left and right symmetrical positions by the comparison means 25, and outputs the signal as a load distribution state. Output.
- the drive means 26 drives the left back-raising arm 2 21 or the right back-raising arm 2 21 by the back-raising drive means 2 17, and the back-raising bottom 2 210 is at a specified angle. Incline.
- the load state of the human body in this state is detected by the load sensor 222 again.
- the output means 24 outputs the signal from the load sensor 222 as a load signal, and the driving means 26 repeatedly performs fine adjustment of the back-lifting bottom 210 until the load distribution becomes uniform on the left and right.
- the load distribution is uniform, that is, when the occupant has a relaxed posture, the operation stops.
- the elapsed time when the backrest bottom 210 is twisted is measured.
- the output value from the load sensor 222 does not change within the set time, it is determined that the occupant is in a sleep state, the twist is released, and the pottom is automatically set to the horizontal state or the initial setting state. return.
- the timer means 28b the bottom can be returned to the horizontal state or the initial setting state after a predetermined time regardless of the output value from the load sensor 222.
- FIG. 14 is a block diagram showing another embodiment of the bed drive control device using function realizing means.
- power supply control means 31 is connected to driving means 26, and a load signal is applied between output means 24 and power supply control means 31.
- the weight conversion means 32 is provided for converting the weight into a weight.
- the load signal when a person rises on the bed, the load signal is output as an output voltage from the output means 24, the increased weight signal is output from the weight conversion means 32, and the power control means 31 1
- the power is turned on.
- the weight signal returns to the specified value and the power supply is turned off.
- the power when the user is on the bed, the power is turned ON, and when the user leaves the bed, the power is turned OFF, which is excellent in safety and energy saving.
- FIG. 15 is a block diagram showing another embodiment of the bed drive control device by means of function realizing means.
- a weight setting unit 33 and a weight determination unit 34 are provided between the output unit 24 and the driving unit 26.
- the weight of the bed user is detected or input in advance and stored in the weight setting means 33. Then, the weight detected by the load sensor 22 and output from the output means 24 and the weight set in the weight setting means 33 are compared and determined by the weight determination means 3 4. As a result of the determination by the weight determining means 34, when it is determined that the weight is equal to or less than the set value or different, the driving means 26 is locked so as not to be driven. This is to ensure safety even if a baby dog's dog goes up in the absence of a user.
- FIG. 16 is a block diagram showing another embodiment of the bed drive control device using function realizing means.
- a load sensor 22 a is provided in a range where the sacrum of the human body in the mat 5 abuts, and the force of the load sensor 22 a is detected.
- weight determining means 34 for determining weight based on a signal is provided.
- FIG. 17 is a block diagram of another embodiment of the bed drive control
- FIG. 18 is a perspective view of a bed provided with a load sensor corresponding to the present embodiment.
- the bed according to the present embodiment has a load sensor using a load cell between the floor and the legs 204 supporting the four corners of the gantry frame 203 on the floor. 2 2 3 B is provided.
- the bed according to the present embodiment was determined by four weight determining means 35 based on the load signal detected by the load sensor 22 B and the weight determining means 35.
- Weight comparison means 36 for comparing the weights of the four places
- shift amount conversion means 38 for converting the compared weight difference to the shift amount of the center line in the height direction from the center of the bed
- torsional motion correction based on the shift amount Means 39 and driving means 26 for performing torsional drive based on the torsional motion corrected by the torsional motion correcting means 39.
- the weights of the four locations are compared, and if the weight difference is the same, it is determined that the person is in the center of the bed and the torsion drive is performed. If the weight is larger in terms of the amount of displacement of the human body from the center, the torsional drive amount should be reduced based on the amount of displacement. As described above, according to the present embodiment, the torsional drive can be adjusted according to the position of the human body, regardless of the position on the bed.
- FIG. 19 shows a block diagram according to another embodiment.
- a load sensor 222 B is provided between a leg 204 supporting the four corners of the gantry frame 203 on the floor and the floor.
- the bed according to the present embodiment includes a load sensor 2 23 B for detecting a load applied to the bed, output means 41 for transmitting the detected load signal, and transmission from the output means 41.
- Weight conversion means for converting the converted signal into weight
- display means for displaying the converted weight
- a tare switch for taring the weight of the bed itself before human load is applied.
- storage means 45 for storing the measured daily weight together with the measurement date and time
- input means 46 for displaying the weight at the measurement date and time when the measurement date and time are input. .
- the load when a load is applied to the bed as a person sleeps or sits on the bed, the load is applied to the load sensors 222 B installed on the legs 204 at the four corners. Each load applied to the load sensors 2 2 3 B at the four corners is output as a voltage. It is input to the weight conversion means 42 through the stage 41. The voltage input to the weight conversion means 42 is converted into a weight, and the total weight is displayed on the display means 42 as a load applied to the bed. Therefore, according to the present embodiment, it is possible to determine the weight of one's own body and determine the health condition simply by sleeping on the bed.
- the weight of the bed itself is applied before the load of the person is applied to the bed.Therefore, before measuring the weight of the person, only the weight is obtained by taring with the tare switch 4 4 in advance. Preferably, it is displayed. It is also possible to detect a decrease in the load when a person gets off the bed and display the weight as a weight.
- the weight at the measurement date and time stored in the storage unit 45 can be displayed.
- the display means with a calculation means, it is possible to calculate and display a weight change graph and a weight change rate during a designated input period. By storing the measurement results in this way, an index for judging the health condition can be obtained.
- FIG. 20 shows a block diagram according to another embodiment.
- the BMI calculating means 47 for calculating the obesity determination index, the BMI storing means 48 for storing the BMI calculated by the BMI calculating means 47, and the BMI stored in the BMI storing means 48 are displayed.
- BMI display means 49 is provided.
- an obesity degree determination index can be calculated by inputting the weight measured in each of the above embodiments and a separately measured or input height, and data for health management can be obtained.
- FIGS. 21 and 22 show another embodiment.
- FIG. 21 is a conceptual configuration diagram showing a state in which a person is sleeping on a bed
- FIG. 22 is a block diagram.
- a plurality of load sensors 222 C are arranged in the long side direction and on the center line of the short side. I have.
- the load sensor 222C detects the weight applied to the mat 205. People on bed When the person lays down, the load sensor 222C detects the weight and outputs the changing resistance value as a voltage from the output means 50. Height conversion means 51 converts the output voltage into a signal indicating height. Then, the height is displayed by the extension display means 52.
- the height can be measured on the bed.
- the height thus measured can be used for the BMI calculating means 47 in the above embodiment. Therefore, by using the detecting means 2 23 C as in the present embodiment and providing the height converting means 51, the weight and height can be measured at the same time only by the person lying on the bed, and the BMI can be determined, It can help determine the condition.
- FIGS. 23 and 24 show another embodiment.
- FIG. 23 is a conceptual configuration diagram showing a state in which a person is sleeping on the bed
- FIG. 24 is a block diagram.
- a fat thickness measuring means 254 is provided in addition to the embodiment shown in FIG.
- a fat thickness display means 255 for displaying the fat thickness measured by the fat thickness measurement means 255 is provided.
- FIGS. 25 to 41 show other embodiments.
- FIG. 25 is a configuration diagram showing the bed driving device according to the present embodiment by means of function realizing means.
- the bed 310 includes a back-up bottom 311 that supports the back of the human body 300 and a leg-up bottom 312 that supports the legs of the human body 300.
- the back-lifting port 3 1 1 is composed of one member, and the angle of the inclined surface can be changed with one end as an axis, and the other end is twisted so that the height at the other end differs in the width direction. It is configured to be operable.
- the leg-lifting bottom 312 is composed of two members, and rotates around one end of one member as an axis, and the other end of one member and one end of the other member rotate automatically. Between the two members as the angle of the slope increases with respect to the horizontal plane. Is configured to have a large inclination angle. That is, by increasing the inclination angle between the two members, the leg-lifting bottom 312 operates to bend the knee of the human body 300 as shown in the figure.
- the operation of the back raising bottom 3 1 1 and the leg raising bottom 3 1 2 is operated by the operation device 3 20.
- the operation content of the operation device 320 is transmitted to the control means 330.
- a part of the operation content instructed by the operation device 320 is stored in the storage means 340 in advance.
- the memory means 340 stores in advance the relaxed driving mode 3 41, the sleep driving mode 3 42, the wake-up driving mode 3 4 3, the noticed driving mode 3 4 4, and the waist motion mode 3 4 5.
- the storage means 340 stores other various operation patterns. Each motion mode / operation pattern stored in the storage means 340 is controlled by an instruction from the operation device 320 or a detection signal of a load sensor or the like as described in another embodiment. Read from 0.
- the back raising drive means 351 operates based on the output signal from the control means 330, and gives the back raising bottom 3 1 1 a twisting operation or a tilt angle changing operation.
- the leg raising driving means 3 52 operates based on the output signal from the control means 3 30, and gives a twisting operation and a tilt angle changing operation to the leg raising bottom 3 12.
- the position detecting means 361 detects the operating position of the back-lifting bottom 311 and outputs a position signal to the control means 330. Further, the position detecting means 362 detects the operating position of the leg raising bottom 312 and outputs a position signal to the control means 330.
- the twisting action given to the back-lifting bottom 3 1 1 is performed at a speed of 2 degrees Z seconds or less, and the twist-up of the back-lifting bottom 3 1 1 rises and falls within a predetermined angle with respect to the horizontal plane while twisting Then, the twisting operation and the vertical movement are performed in a predetermined rhythm. In this way, the three axes of the body are operated in a preset exercise pattern. Then, during a series of movement patterns, the torsional motion given to the back-lifting bottom 3 1 1 is performed at an angle of 15 degrees or more with respect to the horizontal plane, and the vertical movement is performed at an angle of 5 degrees or more with respect to the horizontal plane Let me do it.
- Fig. 26 shows the experimental results for the optimal speed of the vertical movement of the back-lifting bottom 3 1 1. Shown in The reclining optimal speed was set as the speed at which seventeen people felt relaxed. The vertical movement speed of the back-lifting bottom 3 1 1, that is, the optimal reclining speed is 2.6 degrees nosec most, and from 2.6 degrees Z seconds to 4.1 degrees per second, about half or more people relax I found that I felt a feeling.
- the lower back 3 1 1 1 is twisted up and down with a slow rhythm at a speed that does not cause tension, thereby moving the three axes of the body and erecting the spinal column.
- the parasympathetic nerve becomes dominant.
- the twisting action given to the back-lifting bottom 3 1 1 is performed at a speed of 2 degrees or less, and the torsion bottom 3 11 1 is twisted up and down within a predetermined angle with respect to the horizontal plane while twisting Then, the twisting operation and the vertical movement are performed in a predetermined rhythm. In this way, the three axes of the body are operated in a preset movement pattern. In a series of motion patterns, the torsional motion given to the back-up bottom 311 1 is performed at an angle of 20 degrees or less with respect to the horizontal plane, and the vertical motion is performed at an angle of 20 degrees or less with respect to the horizontal plane.
- the torsional motion and the vertical motion given to the back-lifting bottom 311 1 are repeatedly performed in a monotonous rhythm with one maximum change being an angle of 1 ° or less. Further, it is preferable to perform the repetition of a monotonous small movement, or a random rhythm, or an l / / rhythm.
- the parasympathetic nerve becomes dominant by twisting and raising / lowering the back-up bottom 3 11 with a slow rhythm at a speed that does not provide tension.
- the wake-up motion mode 3 4 3 is a rhythm change from gentle to steep, in which the back-up bottom 3 11 1 is raised and lowered within a predetermined angle range with respect to the horizontal plane while twisting.
- the rising angle is gradually increased while repeatedly raising and lowering the back-up bottom 311.
- the torsional motion given to the back-lifting bottom 3 1 1 is performed at a speed of 2 ° Z seconds or less for a predetermined time, and thereafter, at a speed greater than 2 ° seconds.
- the torsional motion applied to the back-up bottom 3 1 1 is gradually increased from a speed of 2 degrees / second or less to a speed of 2 degrees / second or more.
- the brain is stimulated by swinging the back-up bottom 3 11 with a rhythm change from gentle to steep.
- a rhythm change from gentle to steep.
- a sudden increase in cerebral blood flow is suppressed, and the posture in which the person easily rises (blood rises) in the end Can be made.
- the noticeable motion mode 3 4 4 is a technique in which the torsional motion given to the back-lifting bottom 3 1 1 is noticed by the delicate movement of the body by a small and slow motion of less than 2 degrees Z seconds, and brings out the inherent ability.
- the torsional operation and the up-and-down operation given to the back-lifting bottom 311 are repeatedly performed at different timings a plurality of times, respectively, or the back-lifting bottom 311 is driven left and right independently multiple times.
- the brain is made aware of the delicate coordination of the muscle groups centering on the erector spine muscles by performing a relaxed motion and being aware of changes in posture. You can also coordinate your breathing.
- the back raising bottom 3 1 1 or the leg raising bottom 3 12 2 is operated to repeatedly press the spine in the sitting position and release in the sleeping position.
- One way is to raise the back-up bottom 3 1 1 so that the three axes of the body are
- the human body is raised by 20 degrees or more with respect to the horizontal plane, and then lowered while applying a torsional motion to the back raising bottom 311 to operate the three axes of the human body in a preset motion pattern.
- a preset exercise pattern the rise and fall of the back-up bottom 311 are repeated for a predetermined time. At this time, one or both of the vertical angle range and the torsion angle may be gradually increased.
- Another method is to raise the back-lifting bottom 3 1 1 and the leg-lifting bottom 3 1 2 by a predetermined angle, and then give the back-lifting bottom 3 1 1 a twisting motion while raising the back-lifting bottom 3 1 1 and the leg-lifting. Lower the bottom 3 1 2.
- the sum of the predetermined angle for raising the back-lifting bottom 311 and the predetermined angle for raising the leg-lifting bottom 312 with respect to the horizontal plane be 20 degrees or more.
- the raising and lowering of the back raising bottom 311 and the leg raising bottom 312 be repeated for a predetermined time. At this time, either or both of the vertical angle range and the torsion angle may be gradually increased.
- the lumbar blood circulation is increased and tension is achieved by repeating the compression of the intervertebral disc in the sitting position, the release in the lying posture, and the stretching of the lumbar muscles and the erector spinae. Can be removed.
- the back-lifting bottom 3 1 1 or the leg-lifting bottom 3 1 2 is fixed at a predetermined angle about a virtual front-rear axis passing through the abdomen of the human body while lying on a bed.
- the operation mode of rotating is also effective. It is preferable to set the direction of rotation in accordance with the ease of rotation from the three axes of the human body depending on the individual. In this way, by including the movement including the rotation centered on the virtual front-rear axis that penetrates the abdomen of the human body back and forth while lying on the bed, the twisting of the human body from three axes is considered.
- the effect of each movement is enhanced by correcting each movement pattern according to the size of the movable range and the ease of the movable rotation direction.
- the speed of the raising or lowering operation of the back-lifting bottom 311 can be selected from preset speeds or set within a preset speed range. Further, it is preferable that the speed of the raising or lowering operation of the leg raising bottom 312 can be selected from preset speeds or set within a preset speed range.
- the rising or lowering angle of the back raising bottom 311 can be selected from preset angles or set within a preset angle range.
- the angle of raising or lowering the leg raising bottom 312 can be selected from a predetermined angle or set within a predetermined angle range.
- the rotation angle or rotation direction of the back-lifting bottom 3 1 1 or the leg-lifting bottom 3 112 can be selected from preset angles or directions, or set within a preset angle range. preferable.
- a torsional motion centered on the virtual vertical axis from the head of the human body to the center of both feet while lying on the bed, and a virtual motion that pierces the abdomen of the human body back and forth while lying on the bed Pre-set multiple movement patterns individually or in combination with the rotation movement around the front and rear axis of the human body and the vertical movement around the virtual left and right axis penetrating the abdomen of the human body left and right while lying on the bed
- the order of these operation patterns can be changed, or the speed, angle, or direction in each operation pattern can be changed.
- the sense of equilibrium is attenuated by aging, the elderly are more sensitive to speed, and the younger and the elderly need to change speeds.
- the movement of the pad such as the speed at which the pad moves
- the effect becomes less accustomed to the movement pattern and adapts to the stimulus amount, but according to the present embodiment, the pattern, speed, rotation angle, rotation direction, etc. are changed at regular intervals. By doing so, the effect can be maintained or enhanced.
- the rising direction is always the same, there is a possibility that the torsion may increase.
- the increase in the torsion can be prevented by making the rising direction changeable as in the present embodiment.
- FIG. 27 is a perspective view showing a schematic configuration of the operating device
- FIG. 28 is a block diagram showing functions of the operating device
- FIG. 29 is a sectional view of a main part of the operating device
- FIG. 31 is a flowchart showing a process of determining an operation command of the operating device.
- the operating device 320 is provided with an operation intention detecting means 3 22 for detecting an operation intention, an operation content detecting means 3 2 3 for detecting an operation content, and an operation content and an operation state in a box-shaped outer shell 3 21.
- Display means 3 2 4 for displaying is provided.
- the operation intention detecting means 3 2 2 is provided on the side surface of the outer casing 3 2 1
- the operation content detecting means 3 2 3 is provided on the front face of the outer casing 3 2 1.
- the display means 3 2 4 is provided on the front surface of the outer shell 3 2 1 which is the same as the operation content detecting means 3 2 3.
- the operation intention detecting means 3 2 2 may be provided on two opposing side surfaces of the outer shell 3 2 1.
- the operating device 320 includes processing means 325 including an operation command determining means 325A and an operation signal transmitting means 325B.
- the operation instruction determining means 3 25 A outputs the operation content when the operation intention is detected by the operation intention detecting means 3 22 and the operation content is detected from the operation content detecting means 3 23.
- the operation signal transmitting means 325B has a function of transmitting a signal from the operation command determining means 325A to the control means 330.
- the operation intention detecting means 3 222 includes a grip detection knob 32 22 A and a grip detection switch 32 22 B.
- the contact surface 3 22 C of the grip detection knob 3 22 A is located slightly inside the side surface 3 21 A of the outer shell 3 21.
- the processing means 3 25 constituted by a one-chip microcomputer includes input ports 3 25 A, 3 25 B, 3 25 X, and output ports 3 It has a 25 Y and a communication port 3 25 Z.
- 3 2 3 A and 3 2 3 X are input ports in the ON state 3 2 5 A, 3 2 5 B, 3
- the signal from the operation content detection means 3 2 3 A and the signal from the 3 2 3 X are input to the processing means 3 25 from the signal from the operation intention detection means 3 22 It is determined to be valid only when.
- the LED 326 is used to illuminate the display means 324 and the operation content detecting means 323, and has a configuration in which the illuminance can be changed according to the open / close time of the output port 325Y. Has become.
- the presence / absence of the operation intention is determined by the operation intention detection means 3 22 (S31). If it is determined that there is an operation intention, the operation content detecting means
- the grip detection knob 3 22 A is arranged on the side 3 21 A of the outer shell 3 21, and the contact surface 3 2 2 C is further attached to the side 3 2 1
- the operation intention detection means 32 22 will not function. Therefore, there is no malfunction against the user's will.
- the operation intention is confirmed only when the user holds the operating device 320 in his / her hand, so that the user can input the operation content without being conscious of the operation intention confirmation.
- FIG. 32 is a graph showing the operation state of the operation-will-linked light.
- the closed state of the output port 3 25 Z changes periodically and shortly with respect to the open state time. By doing so, the value of the current flowing through the resistor is reduced on average. Therefore, when the operation intention is not confirmed, the LED 326 emits light at low illuminance.
- the closed state of the output port 3 25 Z is compared with the open state time. The current value flowing through the resistor is increased on average by periodically changing the resistance value. Therefore, when the operation intention is confirmed, the LED 326 is caused to emit light with high illuminance.
- Such an output port 325Z can be realized by using a one-chip microcomputer having a PWM (pulse width modulation) port function. Further, after a predetermined time has elapsed since the operation intention was detected by the operation intention detecting means 3 22, a low illuminance was obtained after a predetermined time elapsed from when the operation intention was not detected by the operation intention detecting means 3 22. It may be changed.
- PWM pulse width modulation
- the illuminator is illuminated with high illuminance only when the user holds the operating device in his hand, so that operability can be improved without disturbing sleep.
- the dazzle reducing illumination means will be described.
- FIG. 33 is a graph showing the operation state of the glare alleviation lighting.
- the opening / closing ratio of the output port 3 25 Z is changed so that the closing time gradually increases. This gradually increases the current value flowing through the resistor. Therefore, when the operation intention is confirmed, the LED 326 can be gradually changed to high illuminance to emit light.
- the opening / closing ratio of output port 3 25 Z is changed so that the closing time gradually decreases, so that the current value flowing through the resistor gradually decreases. I do. Therefore, when there is no confirmation of the operation intention, the LED 326 can be gradually changed to low illuminance to emit light.
- the illumination gradually increases to high illuminance even when the operating device is used while the room illumination is dark at bedtime. Dazzling is less likely to be felt, and the feeling of use can be further improved.
- control means 330 shown in FIG. 25 will be described.
- FIG. 34 is a circuit diagram showing a schematic configuration including the control means.
- the control means 330 includes, for example, a processing means 331, which comprises a one-chip microcomputer, and voltage amplification transistors 3332A, 3332B. It has.
- the processing means 331 has a storage means 340 and an AZD input port 331A and a DZA output port 331B.
- the processing means 331 is connected to the control voltage 330A, and the voltage amplification transistors 332A and 332B are connected to the control voltage 332C.
- the position detecting means 361 (362) is connected to the AZD input port 331A of the processing means 331, and the back lifting drive means 351 (or the leg raising control means 352) is connected to the DZA output port 331B.
- the storage means 340 pre-stores information of a series of target positions for a series of operations, and sequentially reads out the stored target positions at the time of operation reproduction, and sets the back-up driving means 351 (or the leg) as the next operation target position.
- the lifting control means 352) is operated.
- FIG. 35 is a graph showing an operation by the continuous drive control method.
- the value of the actual position detected by the position detecting means 361 (362) and the AZD value after AZD conversion are apparently expressed as the same value, and the actual time unit order is in millisecond order.
- the resolution of position confirmation is lmm (or 1 °) or less, and the control resolution of A / D, D / A conversion unit value is 256 to 512 steps, so that the actual user's operation feeling is linear drive. The control is performed.
- FIG. 36 is a follow chart showing this continuous driving process.
- a start target value (2 in FIG. 35) is read from the storage means 340 (S41).
- the start target value (2 in FIG. 35) and the previous target value (1 in FIG. 35) are compared (S42), and the output of the drive voltage from the DZA output port 331B is started based on the comparison result. (S43).
- the AZD value input to the AZD input port 331A from the position detecting means 361 (366) is read (S44). This read AZD value is compared with the A / D value at the previous target value (1 in Fig. 35) (S45). If they are equal, the drive output is stopped (S47), and the next target value (3 in Fig. 35) is read.
- the target part can be sequentially driven toward the target position at each operation time with respect to a series of preset target positions (angles).
- the moving position can be synchronized with each target value stored in advance. Therefore, various continuous operations on the bed operation can be programmatically configured, and various operations can be set.
- Fig. 37 is a graph showing the principle of the section speed control method.
- This figure is a graph in which the value of the actual position detected by the position detecting means 36 1 (36 2) and the AZD value after A / D conversion are apparently represented by the same value.
- the D / A output value is subtracted by a specified step and the voltage is reduced to compensate for overshoot. In this way, the target portion can be operated in the order of the target time position while keeping the section operation speed constant.
- target values are sequentially read out, successive generation target values are calculated for each unit time determined in advance based on position information between two consecutive target positions, and each detected moving position and each detected target position are calculated.
- the back-raising drive means 35 1 or the leg raising control means 35 2
- the section of the operation target is divided into the generation target position which is further divided at regular time intervals. Since the operations can be synchronized with each other, the optimal operation speed set at the time of design can always be maintained.
- FIG. 38 is a graph showing an operation state of the shock absorbing driving means at the time of acceleration.
- the unit time is further divided into smaller unit times, and the acceleration / deceleration is defined as the acceleration / deceleration unit time up to the acceleration limit value, which is the DZA output value specified in advance.
- the acceleration addition value is added for each unit time interval, and acceleration is performed sequentially. Therefore, in the figure, when the acceleration addition value is 2, if it is 1, the change per hour of the voltage application to the back-raising drive means 35 1 (or the leg-raising control means 35 2) becomes slower. Therefore, the trend of the speed condition becomes slow, and the user becomes less likely to feel a shock.
- the D / A output value by the action of the section speed control means is determined from the difference between the target position at the first generation target position (unit time specified: a in the figure) and the actual operation position.
- the control is shifted to and the target part is operated with the section speed controlled. (The figure shows the state where the current position has not reached the target position, and the DZA output value has been added.) Therefore, by specifying the acceleration addition value at the start of operation, any acceleration speed can be controlled, and the specified operation can be performed. Acceleration control without shock based on the above can be performed.
- the back-raising drive unit 35 1 (or the leg-raising control unit 35 2), the back-raising drive unit is set based on an arbitrary acceleration change value set in advance. Since the voltage applied to 351 (or the leg control means 352) is changed in a stepwise manner, acceleration control without impact can be performed.
- FIG. 39 is a graph showing an operation state of the shock absorbing driving means at the time of deceleration.
- the acceleration reaches the deceleration limit value, which is the DZA output value specified in advance, at intervals of the acceleration / deceleration unit time.
- the deceleration subtraction value is subtracted to sequentially decelerate. Therefore, in the figure, when the deceleration subtraction value is 1, the change in the time per unit time of the voltage application to the driving means is slower in the case of the deceleration subtraction value of 2, and the trend of the speed state is slower, and the user has more impact. Is difficult to feel.
- the DZA output value of the deceleration limit value is maintained and the drive means is operated until the final target position (c in the figure) is reached, enabling accurate final target position detection.
- the DZA output value is decremented by one unit at intervals of the acceleration / deceleration unit time, and when the DZA output value reaches zero, almost complete stop.
- the value of the deceleration limit value is determined and confirmed on the actual machine in consideration of the accuracy of the stop position and the sense of delay before the stop is required.
- the back-raising drive means 35 1 (or the leg-raising control means 35 2) can be operated based on an arbitrary acceleration change value set in advance when starting or stopping the operation. It is possible to achieve a fixed level of acceleration that is not dependent on operating conditions.
- FIG. 40 is a graph showing the principle of the overload detecting means.
- Figure 40 is a graph in which the values at the actual position and the AZD values after A / D conversion are apparently represented by the same values.
- the overload state is determined. It is possible to prevent the bed from being destroyed in an overload state without requiring any parts.
- FIG. 41 is a graph showing the principle of the pinch detection means.
- Figure 41 is a graph in which the values of the actual position and the AZD values after AZD conversion are apparently expressed with the same values.
- the pinching is determined from the difference between the moving position of the driving means and the actual position in the opposite direction, no additional component is required, and the pinching formed between the driving target portions is also eliminated. It is possible to provide an anti-jamming function in all possible cases.
- the present invention can provide a rational operation method, an operation device, an adjustment method, and an adjustment device for living a safe, comfortable, comfortable, and healthy life for anyone including the elderly without applying energy.
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