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Exercise Performance Measurement with Smartphone Embedded Sensor for Well-Being Management.

Chung-Tse Liu¹, Chia-Tai Chan²

¹Department of Boimedical Engineering, National Yang-Ming University, Taipei 11221, Taiwan. g39904001@ym.edu.tw.

International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health

|October 12, 2016

Summary

This study introduces a novel exercise performance measurement system using smartphone sensors to track physical activity. The system, based on the accumulated activity effective index (AAEI), offers valuable feedback for well-being management.

Keywords:

feedback motion sensors physical activity well-being management

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Area of Science:

Health Informatics
Exercise Physiology
Digital Health

Background:

Physical inactivity is a global health concern impacting well-being.
Exercise performance measurement systems can enhance physical activity through feedback and motivation.
Effective tools are needed to promote regular physical activity for disease prevention and health improvement.

Purpose of the Study:

To propose and evaluate a novel exercise performance measurement system for well-being management.
To develop a system utilizing smartphone sensors and the accumulated activity effective index (AAEI).
To assess the system's feasibility, precision, and user experience in promoting physical activity.

Main Methods:

Development of an exercise performance measurement system integrating smartphone sensors.
Calculation of the accumulated activity effective index (AAEI) based on activity level and exercise frequency.
Feasibility and user experience validation through experiments with 17 and 35 participants, respectively.

Main Results:

The system achieved an 88% precision in estimating physical activity levels.
The accumulated activity effective index (AAEI) served as an effective feedback and goal-setting tool.
Participants reported positive experiences with the exercise performance measurement system.

Conclusions:

The proposed smartphone-based exercise performance measurement system is feasible for well-being management.
The system demonstrates potential to improve physical activity levels and enhance user well-being.
The accumulated activity effective index (AAEI) provides a quantifiable metric for exercise performance.