A mobile music concept as support for achieving target heart rate in preventive and recreational endurance training

Rubisch, Julian; Husinsky, Matthias; Doppler, Jakob; Raffaseder, Hannes; Horsak, Brian; Ambichl, Beate; Figl, Astrid

doi:10.1145/1859799.1859818

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“…As it was done in the running application systems [5,15], we want to incorporate as well heart rate sensor as a tool for matching background sounds with users performance. From our research in interactive [9] walking area, we know that soundscape sounds can influence humans walking pace.…”

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A Stationary Bike in Augmented Audio Reality

Maculewicz

Serafin

2015

Proceedings of the 3rd 2015 Workshop on ICTs for Improving Patients Rehabilitation Research Techniques

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In this paper, we describe a system for rhythmic rehabilitation based on a stationary bike augmented in an audio reality. Specific sensors are used to monitor users pace and heart rate while exercising and manipulate audio feedback and cues. Simple technology solutions will allow for the system to be used by the wide range of users. The innovation is to use as a feedback and cues ecological sounds, which has power to manipulate pace and give a more natural experience.

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A Stationary Bike in Augmented Audio Reality

Maculewicz

Serafin

2015

Proceedings of the 3rd 2015 Workshop on ICTs for Improving Patients Rehabilitation Research Techniques

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“…There have been many attempts to support jogging with computing technologies (e.g., [5], [6]) and some of them have focused on music [7]- [12]. Rubisch et al [7] developed a mobile-phone-based system that recommends musical pieces that have a close tempo to the target heart rate defined by the user-desired amount of oxygen consumption.…”

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“…Rubisch et al [7] developed a mobile-phone-based system that recommends musical pieces that have a close tempo to the target heart rate defined by the user-desired amount of oxygen consumption. Oliver et al [8] also developed a mobile-phone-based system, called MPTrain, which measures the user's physiological condition such as the heart rate and selects musical pieces that will encourage the user to speed up, slow down, or keep the pace.…”

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Supporting Jogging at an Even Pace by Synchronizing Music Playback Speed with Runner's Pace

Kitahara

Hokari

Nagayasu

2015

IEICE Trans. Inf. & Syst.

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SUMMARYIn this paper, we propose a jogging support system that plays back background music while synchronizing its tempo with the user's jogging pace. Keeping an even pace is important in jogging but it is not easy due to tiredness. Our system indicates the variation of the runner's pace by changing the playback speed of music according to the user's pace variation. Because this requires the runner to keep an even pace in order to enjoy the music at its normal speed, the runner will be spontaneously influenced to keep an even pace. Experimental results show that our system reduced the variation of jogging pace.

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“…In 2010, Rubisch et al presented a novel cell phone based heart rate biofeedback system to regulate the subject's pace of workout [17]. The error from targeted heart rate was converted into the opposite musical tempo that was played by the phone during endurance running.…”

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SQUID: Sensorized shirt with smartphone interface for exercise monitoring and home rehabilitation

Farjadian

Sivak

Mavroidis

2013

2013 IEEE 13th International Conference on Rehabilitation Robotics (ICORR)

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Stroke is a leading cause of serious long-term disability in the United States. There is a need for new technological adjuncts to expedite patients' scheduled discharge from hospital and pursue rehabilitation procedure at home. SQUID is a low-cost, smart shirt that incorporates a six-channel electromyography (EMG) and heart rate data acquisition module to deliver objective audiovisual and haptic biofeedback to the patient. The sensorized shirt is interfaced with a smartphone application, for the subject's usage at home, as well as the online database, for the therapist's remote supervision from hospital. A single healthy subject was recruited to investigate the system functionality during improperly performed exercise. The system can potentially be used in automated, remote monitoring of variety of physical therapy exercises, rooted in strength or coordination training of specific muscle groups.

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A mobile music concept as support for achieving target heart rate in preventive and recreational endurance training

Cited by 7 publications

References 9 publications

A Stationary Bike in Augmented Audio Reality

A Stationary Bike in Augmented Audio Reality

Supporting Jogging at an Even Pace by Synchronizing Music Playback Speed with Runner's Pace

SQUID: Sensorized shirt with smartphone interface for exercise monitoring and home rehabilitation

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A mobile music concept as support for achieving target heart rate in preventive and recreational endurance training

Cited by 7 publications

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A Stationary Bike in Augmented Audio Reality

A Stationary Bike in Augmented Audio Reality

Supporting Jogging at an Even Pace by Synchronizing Music Playback Speed with Runner&apos;s Pace

SQUID: Sensorized shirt with smartphone interface for exercise monitoring and home rehabilitation

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Supporting Jogging at an Even Pace by Synchronizing Music Playback Speed with Runner's Pace