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| 序号 | 专利名 | 申请号 | 申请日 | 公开（公告）号 | 公开（公告）日 | 发明人 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 101 | UPPER BODY EXERCISE AND FLYWHEEL ENHANCED DUAL DECK TREADMILLS | US13438618 | 2012-04-03 | US20120190509A1 | 2012-07-26 | Douglas A. Crawford; Gary D. Piaget; Patrick A. Warner; Brent Christopher |
| An exercise device includes a first treadle assembly supporting a first moving surface and a second treadle assembly supporting a second moving surface. The exercise device further includes an upper body exercise assembly operably associated with the exercise device. The first treadle assembly is pivotally coupled with the frame structure, and the second treadle assembly is pivotally coupled with the frame structure. In another form, an exercise device includes a frame structure, a first treadle assembly having a first endless belt in rotatable engagement with a first roller, a second treadle assembly having a second endless belt in rotatable engagement with a second roller, and a flywheel operably coupled with the first endless belt and the second endless belt. | ||||||
| 102 | Upper body exercise and flywheel enhanced dual deck treadmills | US12902884 | 2010-10-12 | US08147385B2 | 2012-04-03 | Douglas A. Crawford; Gary D. Piaget; Patrick A. Warner; Brent Christopher |
| An exercise device includes a first treadle assembly supporting a first moving surface and a second treadle assembly supporting a second moving surface. The exercise device further includes an upper body exercise assembly operably associated with the exercise device. The first treadle assembly is pivotally coupled with the frame structure, and the second treadle assembly is pivotally coupled with the frame structure. In another form, an exercise device includes a frame structure, a first treadle assembly having a first endless belt in rotatable engagement with a first roller, a second treadle assembly having a second endless belt in rotatable engagement with a second roller, and a flywheel operably coupled with the first endless belt and the second endless belt. | ||||||
| 103 | Apparatus for multiaxial independent leg exercise against separately and conveniently adjustable resistances | US12030268 | 2008-02-13 | US07887463B2 | 2011-02-15 | Gerald W. Neuberg; Jeremy B. Neuberg |
| An exercise apparatus including a frame having a front portion and side portions, independently movable foot platforms connected to the frame, the foot platforms being movable in at least fore-aft and lateral directions, each of the foot platforms comprising a carriage and a movable portion, the movable portion being configured for elevational movement with respect to the carriage so as to provide a variety of exercises involving independent leg motion in any one, two or three axes and independently variable generally opposing resistance modules connected between the foot platforms and the frame where the variable resistance modules are configured to independently control elevational travel of the movable portion and fore-aft, abduction and adduction movement of the foot platforms and are conveniently adjustable during or before use. | ||||||
| 104 | UPPER BODY EXERCISE AND FLYWHEEL ENHANCED DUAL DECK TREADMILLS | US12902884 | 2010-10-12 | US20110034303A1 | 2011-02-10 | Douglas A. Crawford; Gary D. Piaget; Partick A. Warner; Brent Christopher |
| An exercise device includes a first treadle assembly supporting a first moving surface and a second treadle assembly supporting a second moving surface. The exercise device further includes an upper body exercise assembly operably associated with the exercise device. The first treadle assembly is pivotally coupled with the frame structure, and the second treadle assembly is pivotally coupled with the frame structure. In another form, an exercise device includes a frame structure, a first treadle assembly having a first endless belt in rotatable engagement with a first roller, a second treadle assembly having a second endless belt in rotatable engagement with a second roller, and a flywheel operably coupled with the first endless belt and the second endless belt. | ||||||
| 105 | Upper body exchange and flywheel enhanced dual deck treadmills | US12404534 | 2009-03-16 | US07811209B2 | 2010-10-12 | Douglas A. Crawford; Gary D. Piaget; Patrick A. Warner; Brent Christopher |
| An exercise device includes a first treadle assembly supporting a first moving surface and a second treadle assembly supporting a second moving surface. The exercise device further includes an upper body exercise assembly operably associated with the exercise device. The first treadle assembly is pivotally coupled with the frame structure, and the second treadle assembly is pivotally coupled with the frame structure. In another form, an exercise device includes a frame structure, a first treadle assembly having a first endless belt in rotatable engagement with a first roller, a second treadle assembly having a second endless belt in rotatable engagement with a second roller, and a flywheel operably coupled with the first endless belt and the second endless belt. | ||||||
| 106 | SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR CONTROLLING AN EXERCISE APPARATUS | US12619276 | 2009-11-16 | US20100062904A1 | 2010-03-11 | Douglas A. Crawford; Bradley J. Smith |
| The various embodiments of the present invention generally provide a control system and a process for an exercise apparatus configurable into a combined treadmill and stepper mode. The apparatus may also be configured into stepper only and treadmill only modes. The apparatus generally includes a master control unit, a first sensor, in communication with the master control unit, which generates a first signal indicative of an effective tread speed for the apparatus, and a resistive element that includes at least one resistance level. Using the first signal, the resistance level, and empirical information, the amount of energy expended by a user of the apparatus may be calculated and the operation of the apparatus controlled. Various sensors, actuators and information, such as that obtained from various data structures, may be utilized in performing calculations and controlling the features, functions and operation of the apparatus. | ||||||
| 107 | Systems for interaction with exercise device | US12276900 | 2008-11-24 | US07645213B2 | 2010-01-12 | Scott R. Watterson; William T. Dalebout; Darren C. Ashby |
| An exercise device is configured to enable a user to interact with a trainer in real-time communication. The exercise device includes an exercise mechanism having a movable element for movement in performance of exercise by a user. Communicating with the exercise mechanism is an interface adapted for gathering a first real-time signal from the user. The interface communicates with a communication system for receiving a packetized second real-time signal including a synchronized control signal from the trainer. The exercise device includes an output device configured to reproduce the second real-time signal. The control signals carried by the second signal are used to control the operating parameters of the exercise mechanism in real-time. | ||||||
| 108 | System and method for controlling an exercise apparatus | US10789579 | 2004-02-26 | US07618346B2 | 2009-11-17 | Douglas A. Crawford; Bradley J. Smith |
| The various embodiments of the present invention generally provide a control system and a process for an exercise apparatus configurable into a combined treadmill and stepper mode. The apparatus may also be configured into stepper only and treadmill only modes. The apparatus generally includes a master control unit, a first sensor, in communication with the master control unit, which generates a first signal indicative of an effective tread speed for the apparatus, and a resistive element that includes at least one resistance level. Using the first signal, the resistance level, and empirical information, the amount of energy expended by a user of the apparatus may be calculated and the operation of the apparatus controlled. Various sensors, actuators and information, such as that obtained from various data structures, may be utilized in performing calculations and controlling the features, functions and operation of the apparatus. | ||||||
| 109 | Systems for interaction with exercise device | US11429858 | 2006-05-08 | US07455622B2 | 2008-11-25 | Scott R. Watterson; William T. Dalebout; Darren C. Ashby |
| An exercise device is configured to enable a user to interact with a trainer in real-time communication. The exercise device includes an exercise mechanism having a movable element for movement in performance of exercise by a user. Communicating with the exercise mechanism is an interface adapted for gathering a first real-time signal from the user. The interface communicates with a communication system for receiving a packetized second real-time signal including a synchronized control signal from the trainer. The exercise device includes an output device configured to reproduce the second real-time signal. The control signals carried by the second signal are used to control the operating parameters of the exercise mechanism in real-time. | ||||||
| 110 | Apparatus and methods for transmitting programming, receiving and displaying programming, communicating with exercise equipment, and accessing and passing data to and from applications | US11377600 | 2006-03-15 | US20060240947A1 | 2006-10-26 | Yanzhen Qu |
| A communication network for establishing communication channels and distributing programming between and to exercise devices or other equipment. The communication network includes server side components for wirelessly transmitting and coding programming (e.g., television programming) to the exercised devices, serving applications, and establishing a network gateway. The communication network further includes client side components, e.g., exercise devices, for wirelessly receiving and decoding programming, accessing and running applications, and establishing a network connection by way of the server side gateway. The communication network also establishes a platform for interaction between client devices. | ||||||
| 111 | System and method for controlling an exercise apparatus | US10789579 | 2004-02-26 | US20040209738A1 | 2004-10-21 | Douglas A. Crawford; Bradley J. Smith |
| The various embodiments of the present invention generally provide a control system and a process for an exercise apparatus configurable into a combined treadmill and stepper mode. The apparatus may also be configured into stepper only and treadmill only modes. The apparatus generally includes a master control unit, a first sensor, in communication with the master control unit, which generates a first signal indicative of an effective tread speed for the apparatus, and a resistive element that includes at least one resistance level. Using the first signal, the resistance level, and empirical information, the amount of energy expended by a user of the apparatus may be calculated and the operation of the apparatus controlled. Various sensors, actuators and information, such as that obtained from various data structures, may be utilized in performing calculations and controlling the features, functions and operation of the apparatus. | ||||||
| 112 | MONOCOLUMN UNWEIGHTING SYSTEMS | PCT/US2014020863 | 2014-03-05 | WO2014138281A8 | 2014-11-13 | KUEHNE ERIC R; JUE CLIFFORD T |
| An unweighting system includes a frame having a base and a vertical bar extending therefrom. The base is configured to connect to or at least partially encircle an exercise device. A height adjustable cantilevered arm assembly is coupled to the vertical bar at a fulcrum, and the cantilevered arm assembly is configured to receive and couple to the user. A resilient member is coupled to the cantilevered arm assembly and configured to unload a portion of the user's weight while the user is coupled to the cantilevered arm assembly and exercises on the exercise device. | ||||||
| 113 | 운동 기기 | KR20160086123 | 2016-07-07 | KR101864661B1 | 2018-06-07 | |
| 사용자의발과다리를지지하고운동시키기위한서스펜션된발판기기이다. 발판기기는강성세장형부재의대향단부들에선회가능하게연결되는한쌍의발판들을포함한다. 비강성서스펜션부재는발판들을서스펜션하기위해서세장형부재의중간부분에연결된다. 발판들은볼 및소켓조인트및/또는회전가능한턴테이블조인트를사용하여강성세장형부재에선회가능하게연결된다. 서스펜션된발판은또한선택적으로상기볼 및소켓조인트의선회운동을감쇠시키기위해서각각의발판과세장형부재의각각의단부사이에위치된댐퍼를포함할수 있다. 선택적으로, 서스펜션된발판기기는, 의자의레그에단단히연결된일 단부와비강성서스펜션부재에연결된제 2 단부를가진강성세장형지지부재를포함할수 있고, 그리하여발판들과강성세장형부재는지지부재에의해서스펜션된다. | ||||||
| 114 | 운동 기기 | KR1020160086123 | 2016-07-07 | KR1020170006285A | 2017-01-17 | 하라다존; 고도이존 |
| 사용자의발과다리를지지하고운동시키기위한서스펜션된발판기기이다. 발판기기는강성세장형부재의대향단부들에선회가능하게연결되는한쌍의발판들을포함한다. 비강성서스펜션부재는발판들을서스펜션하기위해서세장형부재의중간부분에연결된다. 발판들은볼 및소켓조인트및/또는회전가능한턴테이블조인트를사용하여강성세장형부재에선회가능하게연결된다. 서스펜션된발판은또한선택적으로상기볼 및소켓조인트의선회운동을감쇠시키기위해서각각의발판과세장형부재의각각의단부사이에위치된댐퍼를포함할수 있다. 선택적으로, 서스펜션된발판기기는, 의자의레그에단단히연결된일 단부와비강성서스펜션부재에연결된제 2 단부를가진강성세장형지지부재를포함할수 있고, 그리하여발판들과강성세장형부재는지지부재에의해서스펜션된다. | ||||||
| 115 | 안전장치를 갖는 하늘걷기 운동기구 | KR1020110049938 | 2011-05-26 | KR1020120131630A | 2012-12-05 | 정길균 |
| PURPOSE: A walking exercise device with a safety system is provided to enable children or old and feeble persons to safely exercise. CONSTITUTION: A walking exercise device with a safety system comprises a fixed frame(100), a support frame(200), and a rotary bar(300). The fixed frame is installed on the surface. The fixed frame is installed on the fixed frame and is formed with a handle on the front thereof. A pair of right and left rotary bars is rotationally installed on both sides of the support frame. A damper unit for generating deceleration load is installed inside the connection part of the rotary bar. | ||||||
| 116 | 트램플린 | KR1020100025923 | 2010-03-23 | KR1020100090746A | 2010-08-17 | 송덕용; 오휘진 |
| PURPOSE: A trampoline is provided to enhance the waist flexibility through a twisting exercise and to improve the balance sense according to right and left lateral displacements. CONSTITUTION: A trampoline includes: a support part(30) which includes a supporting plate being placed on the floor ground; a rotation unit(20) which is pivot-connected to the support part and is equipped with a rotation frame capable of the horizontal rotation; a jump part(10) which has a foot board, is capable of being bent in the vertical direction and is hinge-connected to the rotation unit; a restoration module(40) in which one end and the other end are respectively fixed to the jump part and the rotation unit and which provides the force of restoration; and an inductor(50) in which one end and the other end are respectively fixed to the jump part and the support part. | ||||||
| 117 | DEVICE FOR NEUROVASCULAR STIMULATION | PCT/DE2016100580 | 2016-12-13 | WO2017101907A3 | 2017-08-10 | REHSE CHRIS; DÜZEL EMRAH |
| The invention relates to a device for neurovascular stimulation, comprising a brain activity sensor, a cardiovascular sensor, a computing unit and an output unit. The computing unit has a task algorithm, wherein a task is determined by the task algorithm from signals of the brain activity sensor and the cardiovascular sensor, said task being in correlation with these signals, in order to be output to the user by means of the output unit. | ||||||
| 118 | APPARATUS AND METHODS FOR TRANSMITTING, RECEIVING AND DISPLAYING PROGRAMMING WITH EXERCISE EQUIPMENT | PCT/US2006010033 | 2006-03-16 | WO2006099617A3 | 2007-03-15 | QU YANZHEN |
| A communication network for establishing communication channels and distributing programming between and to exercise devices or other equipment. The communication network includes server side components for wirelessly transmitting and coding programming (e.g., television programming) to the exercised devices, serving applications, and establishing a network gateway. The communication network further includes client side components, e.g., exercise devices, for wirelessly receiving and decoding programming, accessing and running applications, and establishing a network connection by way of the server side gateway. The communication network also establishes a platform for interaction between client devices. | ||||||
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