| 摘要 |
Scales for detecting equilibrium anomalies of a human body include force sensors under a dynamic. A processing unit determines, from signals of the sensors, the total weight of a subject on the plate. The weight is viewed on a display. Deformable members associated with each sensor provide support along an upward direction of the plate relative to a fixed portion of the scales. A module compares data of the sensors received by the processing unit, to detect a poor distribution of the forces. The display is modified when a poor force distribution is measured by the detector module. The subject can thus exercise dynamically to find a balanced position of his/her feet on the plate. |
