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Granted Patent B2
US 12,217,543 · App. 17/870,760 · Granted Feb 4, 2025

Host data system for sport and vocational activities

Inventor: Bérénice Mettler May (San Francisco, CA)
Assignee: Icuemotion LLC
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Patent No.
US 12,217,543
App. No.
17/870,760
Granted
Feb 4, 2025
Kind
B2
Abstract

A system includes a data interface in communication with one or more sensor systems configured to acquire measurement data for one or more participants in an activity. A processor in communication with the sensors via the data interface analyzes the measurement data to identify events associated with the environment and participants, extracts attributes associated with the events from the measurement data, predicts a movement outcome associated with one of the events based on the attributes, and generates one or more instructions based on the predicted movement outcome the instructions generated by the processor encoding timing and magnitude information selected to enhance attention to and recognition of the event.

Claims (46)

1. A host system comprising:

a data interface configured for communication with one or more sensor systems configured to acquire measurement data for one or more participants engaged in an activity in an environment;

a processor system executable in communication with the one or more sensor systems via the data interface, the processor system configured to:

analyze the measurement data acquired by the one or more sensor systems to identify events associated with the environment and the one or more participants;

extract attributes associated with the identified events from the measurement data;

predict one or more movement outcomes associated with one or more of the identified events, based on the extracted attributes; and

generate one or more instructions based on one or more of the predicted movement outcomes;

wherein one or more of the instructions encode timing and magnitude information selected to enhance attention to and recognition of one or more of the identified events by one or more of the participants; and

a transmitter in communication with one or more user devices configured for presenting the one or more instructions to said one or more of the participants, and for access to the measurement data acquired during performance of the activity thereby.

2. The host system of claim 1 , wherein one or more of the instructions are selected to enhance said attention to and recognition of said one or more of the identified events by said one or more of the participants, following the performance of the activity thereby.

3. The host system of claim 1 , wherein one or more of the instructions are administered to said one or more of the participants in real time during the performance of the activity thereby, or with a nominal delay that varies based on the magnitude information.

4. The host system of claim 1 , wherein one or more of the instructions are based on a combination of the measurement data acquired for first and second participants of the one or more participants.

5. The host system of claim 1 , wherein one or more of the instructions are selected from auditory, visual, and haptic signals based on the performance of the activity by said one or more of the participants.

6. The host system of claim 1 , wherein the processor system is further configured to estimate state data for each of the participants and for the environment based on the measurement data acquired by the one or more sensor systems, wherein the state data for the participants and the environment are combined to determine one or more of the predicted movement outcomes.

7. The host system of claim 6 , wherein the transmitter is configured to wirelessly communicate a portion of the state data to a user device of a coach, and wherein the one or more user devices provide real-time input from the user device of the coach to said one or more of the participants.

8. The host system of claim 6 , wherein the activity comprises a procedure and the state data for the participants describe team member states for two or more of the participants engaged in a stage of the procedure.

9. The host system of claim 1 , wherein one or more of the sensor systems are wearable by one or more of the participants, or securable to equipment used by said one or more or the participants during the performance of the activity thereby.

10. A method of operating the host system of claim 1 , the method comprising the transmitter wirelessly communicating with one or more of the user devices comprising a mobile phone, smart phone, personal digital assistant, laptop or tablet computer configured for presenting one or more of the instructions to said one or more of the participants, and for access to the measurement data acquired during the performance of the activity thereby, the access being provided from a local storage medium of the host system or via a cloud network.

11. A host processor system comprising:

a data interface configured for wireless communication with a first device having one or more first sensors configured in communication with a first processor to collect first data for a first participant engaged in an activity; and

a processor system configured to receive the first data from the first device via the data interface, to analyze the first data to identify one or more first events associated with the first participant, to extract attributes associated with one or more of the first events, to predict one or more movement outcomes associated with said one or more of the first events based on the extracted attributes, and to generate one or more first instructions based thereon,

wherein the data interface is further configured for wireless communication with a second device having one or more second sensors configured in communication with a second processor to collect second data for a second participant engaged in the activity,

wherein the processor system is further configured to receive the second data from the second device via the data interface, to analyze the second data to identify one or more second events associated with the second participant, to extract attributes associated with one or more of the second events, to predict one or more movement outcomes associated with said one or more of the second events based on the extracted attributes, and to generate one or more second instructions based thereon, and

wherein the one or more of the first and second instructions encode timing and magnitude information selected to enhance attention to and recognition of one or more of the first and second events by one or both of the first and second participants; and

a transmitter in communication with one or more user devices configured for presenting one or both of the first and second instructions to said one or both of the first and second participants, and for access to one or both of the first and second data thereby.

12. The host processor system of claim 11 , wherein one or more of the first and second instructions are recorded on a storage medium or cloud-based network and selected to enhance said attention to and recognition of said one or more of the first and second events, following performance of the activity by said one or both of the first and second participants.

13. The host processor system of claim 11 , wherein one or more of the first and second instructions are administered to said one or both of the first and second participants in real time during performance of the activity thereby, or with a nominal delay that varies based on the magnitude information or based on a combination of signals from the first and second devices.

14. The host processor system of claim 11 , wherein the activity in which the first and second participants are engaged is cooperative and the delay is calibrated based on performance of the activity by said one or both of the first and second participants.

15. The host processor system of claim 11 , wherein the processor system is further configured to estimate state data for each of the first and second participants and for the environment based on the data collected by the first and second sensors, and wherein the state data for the first and second participants and the environment are combined to determine one or more of the predicted movement outcomes.

16. The host processor system of claim 15 , wherein the activity comprises a procedure and the state data describe team member states for the first and second participants engaged in a stage of the procedure.

17. The host processor system of claim 11 , further comprising a vision or optical-based tracking system configured to provide location or trajectory data for the first and second events relative to the environment.

18. The host processor system of claim 17 , wherein the location data are processed to predict the trajectory data relative to the environment.

19. A method of operating the host processor system of claim 11 , the method comprising wireless communication with one or more of the user devices via the transmitter, said one or more of the user devices being further configured for access to one or both of the first and second data collected during performance of the activity by said one or both of the first and second participants, the access being provided from a local storage medium of the host processor system or via a cloud network.

20. A host data system comprising:

a data interface configured for wireless communication with one or more sensor systems selected to obtain sensed motion data for one or more participants engaged in an activity in an environment;

a processor system in communication with the one or more sensor systems via the data interface, the processor system configured for:

receiving the sensed motion data via the data interface;

analyzing the sensed motion data received via the data interface to identify one or more events associated with the one or more participants;

extracting attributes associated with the one or more identified events from the analyzed sensed motion data;

predicting one or more movement outcomes associated with one or more of the identified events in the environment based on the attributes extracted from the analyzed sensed motion data; and

generating one or more instructions based on one or more of the predicted movement outcomes; and

a transmitter configured for communicating the one or more instructions to one or more user devices of one or more of the participants, wherein one or more of the instructions encode timing and magnitude information selected to enhance attention to and recognition of one or more of the identified events by said one or more of the participants.

21. The host data system of claim 20 , wherein one or more of the instructions are administered to said one or more of the participants in real time during performance of the activity thereby, with a nominal delay that varies based on the magnitude information or based on a combination of signals from said one or more sensor systems associated with a first and a second of the one or more participants.

22. The host data system of claim 20 , wherein the processor system is further configured to estimate state data for each of the participants and for the environment based on the sensed motion data, wherein the state data for the participants and the environment are combined to determine one or more of the predicted movement outcomes.

23. The host data system of claim 22 , wherein the activity comprises a procedure and the state data for the participants describe team member states for one or more of the participants cooperatively engaged in a stage of the procedure with one or more others of the participants.

24. A method of operating the host data system of claim 20 , the method comprising the transmitter wirelessly communicating with the one or more user devices for access to the sensed motion data following performance of the activity by said one or more participants, the access being provided via a local storage medium of the host data system or via a cloud network.

Assignments (1)
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Oct 25, 2022
From: MAY, BÉRÉNICE METTLER
To: ICUEMOTION LLC
Reel/Frame 061524/0709 →
Continuity (4)
Continuation 16889708 · Jun 1, 2020
Continuation 15502612
Provisional Application 62035569 · Aug 11, 2014
Related Publication 20220366724A1 · Nov 17, 2022
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