Fitness intelligent robot interaction system based on brain-computer interface

Through the fitness intelligent robot system based on brain-computer interface, combined with multimodal data and machine learning, the problems of insufficient personalized, real-time feedback, motivation and safety monitoring of traditional fitness models are solved, and personalized training, real-time correction, immersive motivation and all-round safety monitoring are realized, improving the fitness effect and experience.

CN120295460APending Publication Date: 2025-07-11BEIJING XUVIS TECHNOLOGY CO LTD

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Application Number
CN202510279583.4
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CN · China
Patent Type
Applications(China)
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Filing Date
2025-03-11
Publication Date
2025-07-11

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Technical Problem

The traditional fitness model lacks personalized, real-time feedback, single incentive means, insufficient safety monitoring, and low utilization of training data, resulting in limited fitness effects and experience.

Method used

The fitness intelligent robot system based on brain-computer interface is adopted, combined with personalized training scheme generation algorithm, real-time evaluation algorithm for action standards, immersive excitation feedback algorithm, security risk warning algorithm and long-term fitness planning intelligent algorithm, and uses multimodal fusion such as EEG signals, electromyography signals, joint angle data, etc. to achieve personalized training, real-time correction, immersive excitation, all-round safety monitoring and long-term planning through machine learning and brain-computer collaboration technology.

Benefits of technology

The dynamic adaptation of the training plan has been achieved, the movement standard has been increased by 40%, the abandonment rate has been reduced by 30%, the safety risk has been reduced by 80%, the long-term fitness goal achievement rate has been increased by 50%, and the user experience and fitness effects have been significantly enhanced.

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The invention belongs to the technical field of information, and particularly relates to an intelligent fitness robot interaction system based on a brain-computer interface, which integrates a plurality of modules such as electroencephalogram acquisition, signal processing and motion control and is matched with five key algorithms such as personalized training, action evaluation and excitation feedback. By means of a brain-computer interface, the system reads electroencephalogram signals in real time, customizes fitness plans for users, corrects action deviation, gives immersive excitation, can early warn safety risks, plans long-term fitness paths, and remarkably improves individuation, safety and effect of fitness.
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[0001] The present invention belongs to the field of information technology, and in particular to a fitness intelligent robot interaction system based on a brain-computer interface. Background Art

[0002] In the wave of national fitness, many drawbacks of traditional fitness models have become increasingly prominent. First, there is a lack of training personalization. Most fitness equipment and courses adopt unified standards, ignoring the physical functions, fitness demands and physical differences of users. Novices are easily injured due to excessive intensity, while veterans are difficult to obtain sufficient challenges and it is difficult to achieve ideal results. Second, there is a lack of real-time feedback. During training, it is difficult for users to know the standard degree of movements and the accuracy of force application, and they can only rely on vague feelings, which is not conducive to movement correction and ability improvement. Third, the incentive means are single. The fitness process is boring and it is difficult to continue only by self-will. The existing incentive methods are mostly simple slogans and it is difficult to continuously arouse enthusiasm. Fourth, there are many loopholes in safety monitoring. It mostly relies on manual observation of postures and it is difficult to capture potential risks in all directions. During strength training or high-intensity exercise, the risk of injury is quite high. Fifth, the utilization rate of training data is low. A large amount of exercise data is only simply recorded and the value therein has not been deeply explored to assist in long-term fitness planning, resulting in users often falling into a blind state in fitness. These pain points greatly limit the fitness effect and experience, and innovative technologies are urgently needed to break the situation. Summary of the Invention

[0003] The present invention provides a fitness intelligent robot interaction system based on a brain-computer interface, including an electroencephalogram signal acquisition module, a signal processing and feature extraction module, a motion control module, a feedback and incentive module, a safety monitoring module, a data storage and analysis module, a robot body and a human-computer interaction interface. The operation of the system includes the following algorithms:

[0004] An algorithm for generating a personalized training plan, based on the physical data entered by the user and the mental state reflected by the electroencephalogram signal, uses a hybrid model of a support vector machine and a decision tree to generate a suitable training plan, and dynamically adjusts the plan according to the training effect through a reinforcement learning mechanism; Let the user's physical data vector be X = [x1, x2,..., x n , the electroencephalogram feature vector be E = [e1, e2,..., e m , the training plan output vector be Y = [y1, y2,..., y k , the hybrid model learns the mapping relationship f: (X, E) → Y through training. In reinforcement learning, the reward function R updates the model parameters according to feedback information such as training completion degree and fatigue degree, so as to promote the generation of a better Y.

[0005] Furthermore, the personalized training plan generation algorithm incorporates a genetic algorithm, encodes the training plan parameters in the form of chromosomes, optimizes the training plan through selection, crossover, and mutation operations, and collaborates with reinforcement learning to improve the efficiency of plan optimization. Let the population size be N, the i-th individual be represented as Ci, the fitness function be F(Ci), and the selection probability

[0006] , the crossover operation exchanges some genes of two chromosomes with probability P c , and the mutation operation changes the value of a single gene with probability P m , and cooperates with the feedback adjustment of reinforcement learning to optimize the training plan.

[0007] Furthermore, it also includes a real-time evaluation algorithm for action standardization, which compares the real-time EEG signal with the standard action EEG template, extracts EEG features using a convolutional neural network, combines multi-modal fusion of EMG signals and joint angle data, and judges action deviation in real time and gives corrective suggestions. Let the real-time EEG signal matrix be S real , and the standard action EEG template matrix be S std , calculates the deviation value after extracting features through a convolutional neural network When D exceeds the preset threshold T, it is determined that there is an action deviation, and corrective information is given based on multi-modal data.

[0008] Furthermore, the real-time evaluation algorithm for action standardization adopts federated learning, stores data of different user groups in partitions, trains local models respectively, and then aggregates and updates the global model in the cloud to improve the accuracy of action deviation recognition. Let there be M data partitions, and the local model parameters of the l-th partition be θ l , and weighted averaging is used for cloud aggregation

[0009] , where w l is the weight of the L-th partition, and the updated global model is sent back to the partition for fine-tuning.

[0010] Furthermore, it also includes an immersive incentive feedback algorithm, which generates personalized incentive scenarios and voice feedback based on the emotional characteristics in EEG and the training progress, with the help of virtual reality (VR) / augmented reality (AR) technology. Let the EEG emotional feature vector be Q = [q1, q2,..., q p , and the training progress index be P train , and generates corresponding incentive scenario content and voice feedback logic based on the function g(Q, P train ).

[0011] Further, the immersive incentive feedback algorithm utilizes brain-computer collaborative emotion regulation, sends electrical stimulation to specific brain regions based on the brain-computer interface to evoke positive emotions, and cooperates with the incentive scenario to improve training concentration. Let the electrical stimulation intensity be I, the stimulation frequency be f, and the stimulation time be t. By adjusting the (I, f, t) combination, positive emotions are evoked based on the brain response model h((I, f, t), Q), and the concentration index is improved in cooperation with the incentive scenario.

[0012] Further, it also includes a safety risk warning algorithm that monitors abnormal fluctuations in electroencephalogram (EEG) signals and correlates physiological data such as heart rate, uses Bayesian network to infer potential safety risks, and comprehensively monitors through a distributed sensor network. In case of risks, early warnings are given and dangerous actions are suspended; let the EEG signal feature set be B, and the set of physiological data such as heart rate be H. The Bayesian network infers the risk probability based on the prior probability P(Risk|B, H). When the warning threshold is exceeded, a warning is triggered, and the distributed sensors ensure the comprehensiveness of the data.

[0013] Further, the safety risk warning algorithm is assisted by blockchain. The health data is encrypted and uploaded to the blockchain, and the warning rules are recorded using smart contracts. Let the health data block be D i , and the blockchain hash function H(D i ) ensures the immutability of the data. The smart contract logic triggers a warning according to the preset rules, improving the credibility of the data and the stability of the warning.

[0014] Further, it also includes a long-term fitness planning intelligent algorithm that mines the laws of historical training data, formulates a long-term fitness plan through time series analysis and clustering algorithms, combined with user factors, and dynamically updates the plan with the help of transfer learning. Let the historical training data time series be T = [t1, t2,..., t s , and the clustering algorithm divides users into K categories. Based on the category characteristics and time series, future training needs are predicted, and transfer learning adjusts the plan by integrating new data through the weight update function u(·).

[0015] Further, the long-term fitness planning intelligent algorithm introduces quantum computing, encodes fitness data into quantum states, and uses the advantage of parallel computing of quantum bits to accelerate the prediction of physical fitness trends, improving the timeliness and accuracy of plan updates.

[0016] Beneficial effects

[0017] In terms of training personalization, machine learning helps to dynamically generate adapted solutions, and reinforcement learning continuously optimizes. Compared with the traditional mode, the adaptation rate is increased by 60% within a week. Novices can quickly adapt, and veterans regain their enthusiasm for challenges, resulting in an increase in the completion rate of standard movements. When evaluating the standard degree of movements, electroencephalogram (EEG) is combined with multi-modal data, and a convolutional neural network (CNN) accurately captures deviations. Compared with human coaches, the deviation correction rate is increased by 40%, effectively reducing the risk of injury. The immersive incentive scenario is customized according to emotions and progress, integrating generative adversarial network (GAN) and speech synthesis. The abandonment rate is reduced by 30%, and the duration of a single training session is extended by 20%, significantly enhancing user engagement. Safety warnings rely on multi-sensor data and Bayesian networks to detect 80% of potential dangers in advance, greatly reducing injury incidents. The long-term fitness plan uses algorithms to deeply mine data and transfer learning, increasing the probability of achieving annual goals by 50%, paving a scientific and orderly fitness progression path for users, and comprehensively reshaping the fitness experience and results. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0018] Figure 1 Schematic diagram of the algorithm flow. DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0019] Example 1:

[0020] For the personalized training plan generation algorithm, when a user first contacts the system, detailed basic body data such as height, weight, body fat percentage, presence or absence of past sports injuries, and medical history are entered through the human-computer interaction interface. These data will be stored in the system's database as the basic parameters for subsequent plan generation.

[0021] Let the user wear an electroencephalogram (EEG) signal acquisition device, and the electrodes are accurately placed on key brain regions such as the forehead and temporal lobe. In a quiet and relaxed resting state, EEG signals are continuously collected for 3 minutes and stored in digital form after analog-to-digital conversion. The EEG signals collected in this stage can initially reflect the user's basic brain activity state and mental fatigue level, providing a benchmark for subsequent analysis.

[0022] Model construction

[0023] Construct a hybrid support vector machine (SVM) and decision tree model architecture. The decision tree part is located at the front end and is responsible for the rough classification of training action types. For example, according to information such as the user's body mass index (BMI) and presence or absence of old injuries, suitable training actions are roughly divided into several categories such as strength training, aerobic exercise, and flexibility training.

[0024] The SVM module follows closely. Using features extracted from EEG signals, such as the power spectral density of alpha waves and beta waves, combined with body data, it finely adjusts the intensity parameters of each training action. The input layer of the entire model integrates the basic body data and EEG feature vectors, and the output layer outputs a complete sequence of training actions, corresponding intensity levels, and recommended training durations.

[0025] Training optimization

[0026] When the user starts the first training, the system tracks each set of training actions in real time. On the one hand, it continuously collects the current EEG signals, uses methods such as wavelet transform to extract fatigue-related features, and judges the user's current fatigue level. On the other hand, through the motion capture sensors installed on the robot body, it accurately obtains the actual action performance of the user, such as the amplitude and speed of the actions.

[0027] The reinforcement learning mechanism plays a key role in this process. A reward function is set. If the user completes the training actions with high quality and the EEG signals show that there is still room for improvement, the system gives a positive reward and moderately increases the action intensity or the training duration during the next training. Conversely, if there are deformed actions or the EEG signals indicate excessive fatigue, a negative reward is given and the training difficulty is correspondingly reduced. Based on these feedbacks, the model continuously updates its parameters to make the generated training plan more in line with the user's current physical state and training needs.

[0028] Synergistic effect

[0029] Select 20 novice users who have just started fitness and divide them into two groups on average. One group uses the traditional fixed training plan, and the other group uses the personalized plan generated by this algorithm. After a week of continuous training, a questionnaire survey and actual action assessment are conducted on the two groups of users.

[0030] For the users in the experimental group using this algorithm, the satisfaction with the training plan is as high as 80%. They feedback that the training difficulty is moderate and can steadily improve physical fitness. While the satisfaction of the control group users is only 30%, and they often complain that the intensity is too high or too low. In terms of the standard action completion rate, the experimental group has increased by 30% compared with the control group, fully demonstrating the advantages of this algorithm in personalized training matching.

[0031] Example 2:

[0032] Real-time assessment algorithm for action standardization

[0033] Install high-precision motion capture sensors at the key parts of the joints and limbs of the fitness robot. These sensors record the kinematic data of the user's limbs in real time at a high frequency (such as 100Hz), including information such as joint angles and angular velocities. At the same time, the EEG signal acquisition module operates synchronously to ensure that the EEG signals at each moment are accurately matched with the corresponding limb actions, providing a time-aligned data basis for subsequent joint analysis.

[0034] Invite professional fitness coaches to demonstrate standard actions. During the demonstration process of the coaches, their EEG signals and action data are intensively collected to build a rich standard action EEG template library. Exclusive standard templates are established for different types of fitness actions, such as squats, bench presses, yoga poses, etc.

[0035] Feature extraction

[0036] Build a Convolutional Neural Network (CNN) model. The input layer receives real-time collected EEG signals. The CNN performs feature extraction in the time domain and frequency domain through multiple convolutional kernels. For example, it captures the change characteristics of brain waves in different frequency bands at the moment of action execution. At the same time, an EMG signal acquisition device is connected to monitor the muscle force during movement, and it is used as multi-modal data input together with the EEG signals and motion capture data.

[0037] Use dimensionality reduction methods such as Principal Component Analysis (PCA) to perform feature fusion and dimensionality reduction processing on the multi-modal data, and extract the most discriminative key feature vectors. These feature vectors can accurately reflect whether the action is standard and which key links have deviations.

[0038] Evaluation and feedback

[0039] Calculate the difference degree between the real-time extracted feature vectors and the corresponding standard action EEG templates, and set a reasonable threshold. Once the difference degree exceeds the threshold, it is determined that the action has a deviation. At this time, the system immediately sends a voice prompt to the user through a Bluetooth headset. The prompt content is detailed and accurate. For example, "Your squat depth is not enough. It is recommended to squat down another 5 centimeters."

[0040] On the human-computer interaction interface, visually display the parts with action deviations, and demonstrate the comparison between the standard action and the user's actual action through animation, so that the user can intuitively understand their own problems and adjust the action quickly.

[0041] Synergistic effect

[0042] Organize 15 fitness enthusiasts with certain fitness experience to perform complex action training. During the training process, for half of the time, the coach observes and corrects the actions with the naked eye, and for the other half of the time, this algorithm is enabled to assist. By comparing the action deviation correction situations in the two methods, it is found that this algorithm can detect action deviations 2 seconds earlier on average.

[0043] After a round of training, count the improvement ratio of action standardization. It is found that after using this algorithm, the overall action standardization has increased by 40% compared to only relying on the coach's observation, effectively reducing the risk of sports injuries caused by non-standard actions.

[0044] Example 3:

[0045] Immersive incentive feedback algorithm

[0046] During the entire training process, the EEG signal acquisition module continuously captures brain activity signals. Using the spectrum characteristics and waveform changes of EEG signals and the help of machine learning classification algorithms, the user's current emotional state can be accurately identified, such as excitement, frustration, fatigue and other emotional categories. For example, when high-frequency EEG activity is enhanced and low-frequency alpha waves are suppressed, it may indicate that the user is in an excited state.

[0047] Combined with the amount of training completed and the progress towards the preset training goal, a quantitative user training status evaluation system is constructed. For example, indicators such as the proportion of completed training to today's goal and the number of consecutive high-quality completed movements comprehensively reflect the user's current training commitment.

[0048] Scene Generation

[0049] Based on the identified emotional state and training status, the virtual reality (VR) / augmented reality (AR) system begins to generate corresponding motivational scenes. If the system detects that the user is in a low mood and the training progress is lagging behind, the system may present a tranquil forest scene with sunlight shining through the leaves, accompanied by gentle natural wind and soothing music, making the user feel as if they are in a relaxing state; if the user is in an excited state and close to the training goal, a virtual competition scene is opened to compete with virtual opponents to stimulate fighting spirit.

[0050] Generative adversarial networks (GANs) are introduced to optimize the quality of the generated motivational scenes. The generator in GAN continuously generates more realistic scene images, while the discriminator is responsible for distinguishing true from false images. The adversarial training of the two makes the final motivational scenes more lifelike in terms of light and shadow and details, greatly enhancing the sense of immersion. At the same time, using speech synthesis technology, exclusive motivational voices are customized according to user preferences, such as enthusiastic cheering sounds and gentle words of encouragement.

[0051] Effect evaluation

[0052] After the motivational scene is presented, the system secretly monitors the user's training commitment changes, such as whether the strength of the movement is enhanced, whether the movement coherence is improved, and other objective indicators. For example, the force sensor on the robot detects the user's force, and the motion capture sensor evaluates the smoothness of the movement.

[0053] After the training, a short subjective questionnaire is sent to the user to collect feedback such as the user's preference for the incentive scenario and the incentive effect, and to evaluate the effect of the incentive scenario on the willingness to train based on subjective and objective data.

[0054] Efficiency results

[0055] Thirty fitness users were selected to form a test group. The immersive incentive feedback algorithm was enabled during some training sessions, and the conventional training mode was adopted during the remaining sessions. Statistical data showed that after the algorithm was enabled, the number of people who gave up training midway decreased by 30%. Users who were originally prone to ending training prematurely due to boredom were more willing to stay in the training scenario.

[0056] By comparing the average duration of each training session, it was found that after the incentive algorithm was introduced, the duration increased from the original 30 minutes to 36 minutes, and the enthusiasm and engagement of users in training were significantly improved.

[0057] Example 4:

[0058] Safety risk warning algorithm

[0059] The data collected by multiple sensors were aggregated and integrated. In addition to the core electroencephalogram signals, it also included the heart rate data monitored in real time by the heart rate belt, the blood pressure fluctuation data measured by the sphygmomanometer, and the skin electrophysiological change data captured by the newly added skin conductivity sensor. These different types of data were aligned with a unified timestamp to construct a real-time, multi-dimensional health monitoring dataset.

[0060] Looking back at a large number of past fitness injury cases, the abnormal sensor data before these cases occurred were carefully annotated to mark which data combinations and data change trends indicated high-risk situations, providing valuable empirical samples for subsequent model learning.

[0061] Risk reasoning

[0062] A Bayesian network model was constructed. According to Bayes' theorem, the probability relationship between different variables in the dataset was used to calculate potential risks. For example, when abnormal spikes in specific frequency bands appeared in the electroencephalogram signals, the heart rate soared in a short period of time, and at the same time the skin conductivity increased significantly, the probability of the user facing a high-risk sports injury at this moment was calculated through the Bayesian network.

[0063] A distributed sensor network was deployed to ensure that during fitness, all key parts of the user's body were within the monitoring range without monitoring blind spots. Whether it was the movement of large muscle groups in the upper and lower limbs or the parts prone to injury such as the waist and neck, subtle data changes could be captured in a timely manner, providing comprehensive data support for risk reasoning.

[0064] Warning response

[0065] Once the Bayesian network calculates a potential high-risk situation, the system immediately triggers the warning mechanism. The fitness robot quickly pauses the current dangerous action being performed. The human-machine interface flashes with a prominent red light and at the same time emits a sharp alarm sound to attract the user's attention.

[0066] Pop up detailed risk avoidance suggestions on the interface, guiding users on how to adjust their body postures, relax their muscles, or take a break in place according to the risk types, so as to minimize the possible degree of injury.

[0067] Synergistic effect

[0068] Review 100 fitness training records. Among them, 50 cases adopted traditional training without a warning mechanism, and the other 50 cases enabled this safety risk warning algorithm. In the traditional training group, 10 cases had minor sports injuries of varying degrees, while in the group using this algorithm, only 2 cases had extremely minor discomfort. 80% of potential dangers were successfully warned and avoided, effectively guaranteeing the fitness safety of users.

[0069] Example 5:

[0070] Intelligent algorithm for long-term fitness planning

[0071] Deeply mine the historical training data of users accumulated for more than half a year, and extract key information such as training frequency, intensity changes in each training, and the improvement curve of physical fitness test results from the database. Classify and cluster users according to dimensions such as age, gender, and initially set health goals (such as fat loss, muscle gain, endurance improvement), and divide them into different user groups.

[0072] For each group, analyze in detail the commonalities and differences of the internal users, and find out the typical development paths of similar user groups during long-term training. For example, some user groups mainly focus on aerobic exercise in the early stage and gradually add strength training in the later stage.

[0073] Plan generation

[0074] Use time series analysis methods to model and predict the physical fitness data of individual users, and estimate the trend of physical fitness improvement in the next period of time. Combine the successful paths of similar users obtained from the previous clustering analysis to customize an annual fitness plan for the target users.

[0075] Break down the annual plan into quarterly and monthly stage goals, clarify the key training items in each stage and the expected physical fitness improvement indicators, such as specific goals of reducing the body fat percentage by 3% and increasing muscle mass by 2% within three months, and match the corresponding training methods and suggestions.

[0076] Dynamic adjustment

[0077] At the end of each quarter, the system re-examines the latest training data of users, including newly added physical fitness test scores, subjective feedback during training, etc. With the help of transfer learning technology, integrate the new knowledge and new trends learned from similar user groups into the current user's plan.

[0078] We also pay attention to cutting-edge scientific research results and popular trends in the field of fitness, such as new and efficient training methods and nutritional matching suggestions, and promptly update users' long-term fitness plans to ensure that the plans always fit the users' latest physical condition and the best training concepts from the outside world.

[0079] Efficiency results

[0080] We tracked 50 users who had been exercising for a long time and randomly divided them into two groups. The experimental group adopted the long-term fitness planning intelligent algorithm, and the control group followed the conventional empirical fitness plan. After one year of tracking and comparison, we found that the annual fitness goal achievement rate of the experimental group users reached 60%, while that of the control group was only 30%.

[0081] Feedback from users in the experimental group indicated that the planning was more forward-looking and targeted, with clear goals at each stage and timely adjustments, which allowed them to avoid many detours in the long-term fitness process and steadily improve training results.

[0082] Single order generation examples 6-10 to improve the detailed modeling and solution implementation process

[0083] Embodiment 6:

[0084] Personalized training program generation algorithm - integrating genetic algorithm optimization

[0085] The key parameters in the training program, such as the type of movement, intensity level, and training duration, are encoded into a chromosome-like form according to specific rules. Each gene position corresponds to a specific parameter value, such as binary encoding, where the first few bits represent the type of movement (00 represents strength training, 01 represents aerobic exercise, etc.), the middle few bits represent the intensity level, and the last few bits correspond to the training duration. Thus, a complete training program is converted into a chromosome, and many such chromosomes constitute the initial population.

[0086] The population size is set based on computing resources and optimization requirements. For example, 50 to 100 chromosomes are selected as the initial population. Although the training schemes represented by these chromosomes are relatively random at the beginning, they cover a wider range of parameters, providing a basis for subsequent optimization.

[0087] Evolution Operation

[0088] Selection: Calculate the fitness of each individual in the population (i.e., the training program corresponding to each chromosome). The fitness function comprehensively considers factors such as the user's current physical fitness improvement rate, fatigue feedback, and the standard degree of completing the action. The training program with fast physical fitness improvement, low fatigue, and standardized action has a high fitness value. According to the fitness ratio, the roulette selection method is used. The higher the fitness of the individual, the greater the probability of being selected into the next generation, ensuring that good genes can be passed on.

[0089] Crossover: The selected individuals are paired up two by two, and the crossover points are randomly selected. At the crossover points, some gene segments are exchanged. For example, two chromosomes cross between the gene positions of action type and intensity level, thereby combining a brand-new training plan, enabling different excellent characteristics to blend with each other, and possibly generating a better combination of actions and intensities.

[0090] Mutation: The genes of individuals are mutated with a relatively low probability (such as 0.01 - 0.1), and the value of a certain gene position is randomly changed. This can introduce new gene characteristics into the population, prevent the algorithm from prematurely falling into a local optimal solution, and bring new exploration directions to the optimization process.

[0091] Fusion Evaluation

[0092] The genetic algorithm and the original reinforcement learning mechanism are coordinated. Reinforcement learning continuously makes small and immediate adjustments to the training plan based on the real-time feedback of each user's training, such as the quality of action completion and fatigue signals; the genetic algorithm is started regularly (for example, every week or after a certain amount of training), and optimizes the training plan combination from a macroscopic level.

[0093] Compare indicators such as the rate of improvement in users' physical fitness and the satisfaction with the training plan before and after fusion. Ten advanced fitness users were selected for testing. The data on the improvement of users' physical fitness within one month before using the genetic algorithm for optimization were recorded; after the fusion optimization was started, the same data were monitored again within the same time period. It was found that the optimization period of the training plan was shortened from two weeks to one week, and the speed of physical fitness improvement increased by 15%, indicating that the fusion strategy makes the training plan more efficiently match the users' needs.

[0094] Example 7:

[0095] Real-time Evaluation Algorithm for Action Standardization - Expanding the Precision of Federated Learning

[0096] The action standardization data of user groups from different gyms, different regions, and even different age groups are stored in partitions. Each partition independently maintains local data, which includes the electroencephalogram signals, action capture data, and corresponding action standard evaluation results of local users. Encryption technology is used to ensure the security and privacy of the data locally and prevent data leakage.

[0097] Based on the data characteristics of each region, the local computing resources are used to train the initial action standardization evaluation model. For example, due to the high professionalism of users and advanced equipment in a high-end gym partition, the initial parameters of its local model focus more on accurately capturing high-precision action details; while in the community gym partition, the model may first focus on the evaluation of common basic actions.

[0098] Federated Aggregation

[0099] Each region regularly (such as weekly or monthly) uploads the parameters obtained from local model training to the cloud server after encryption. The cloud builds an aggregated model and uses aggregation algorithms such as weighted average to fuse the model parameters from various places to generate a more general and accurate global model. This global model absorbs the action data characteristics and evaluation experiences in different scenarios.

[0100] Subsequently, the updated global model is sent back to each region. Each region fine-tunes the global model using local data, enabling the model to fit both the global commonality and local characteristics. Through such repeated iterations, the action deviation recognition ability of the model is enhanced in different user types and scenarios with each iteration.

[0101] Effect comparison

[0102] Prepare multiple groups of test data covering different fitness scenarios (professional gym, home fitness scenario) and diverse user types (novice, fitness enthusiast). Half of the test data is evaluated using the original model without federated learning, and the other half is evaluated using the model after federated learning iteration.

[0103] Statistical analysis reveals that in complex and ever-changing practical application scenarios, the model optimized by federated learning has a 20% improvement in the action deviation recognition accuracy compared to the original model. Especially for data-scarce scenarios such as niche fitness projects, federated learning significantly enhances the generalization ability and accuracy of the model by integrating data from multiple parties.

[0104] Example 8:

[0105] Immersive incentive feedback algorithm - brain-computer collaborative emotion regulation

[0106] Based on continuous monitoring of the user's EEG emotion signals, according to the pre-set emotion regulation strategy, when it is detected that the user is in a negative emotion state, such as depression or fatigue, weak and safe electrical stimulation pulses are sent through the brain-computer interface. The stimulation targets specific regions of the brain, such as the prefrontal cortex, which is closely related to emotion regulation and attention concentration.

[0107] According to the user's individual EEG characteristics and emotion responses, the electrical stimulation parameters, including stimulation intensity, frequency, pulse width, etc., are dynamically adjusted. At the initial stage, a lower-intensity stimulation is used, and the user's emotion and EEG feedback are observed. If the effect is not obvious, the parameters are carefully fine-tuned to ensure that both positive emotions can be evoked and the user is not caused discomfort.

[0108] Synergistic effect

[0109] Closely integrate active electrical stimulation regulation with the original immersive incentive scenario. After sending electrical stimulation, real-time track the changes in the user's emotional state, and use electroencephalogram spectrum analysis to determine whether the emotion turns positive or remains negative; at the same time, monitor the training performance, such as whether the movement strength is restored and whether the coherence is improved.

[0110] Design a comparative experiment. One group only turns on the incentive scenario, and the other group uses brain-computer collaborative regulation at the same time. Collect the training concentration data of the two groups of users during the same training period, and quantify the concentration by analyzing indicators such as the action error rate and reaction time. In a test of 20 people, it was found that after introducing brain-computer collaboration, the training concentration increased by 30% compared with the pure incentive scenario, and users could complete the training actions more devotedly with higher action completion quality.

[0111] Example 9:

[0112] Safety risk warning algorithm - blockchain-assisted data trustworthiness

[0113] Upload various types of key health data collected by sensors, including electroencephalogram, heart rate, blood pressure, and skin conductivity data, to the blockchain after encryption. Each data block records the complete data set at a specific timestamp, and uses the chain structure of the blockchain to ensure that the data order cannot be tampered with.

[0114] Write a smart contract and embed the warning rules and response processes into the contract in the form of code. For example, the contract stipulates that when the heart rate exceeds a certain threshold and specific abnormal waveforms appear in the electroencephalogram, a warning event is triggered, and at the same time, detailed processes such as the warning information push path and the robot response action are defined, so that the warning mechanism can be automatically executed on the blockchain.

[0115] Trustworthy evaluation

[0116] Compare the data trustworthiness of traditional centralized storage, and design a simulated attack experiment. Try to tamper with the data in traditional storage and count the tampering success rate; then launch the same attack on the data uploaded to the blockchain. Due to the encryption and consensus mechanisms of the blockchain, tampering is almost impossible to achieve, and thus evaluate the degree of improvement in data trustworthiness.

[0117] In the actual fitness scenario, monitor the reliability of the warning system for a long time. In the traditional way, malware attacks or system failures may cause the warning to fail; after introducing the blockchain, record the number of times the warning fails due to attacks, and it is found that the number of times the warning fails due to attacks drops to 0, and the data trustworthiness increases from 80% to 95%, firmly ensuring fitness safety monitoring.

[0118] Example 10:

[0119] Long-term fitness planning intelligent algorithm - quantum computing accelerated prediction

[0120] Encode fitness data, such as historical physical fitness test values, training frequencies, intensities, etc., into quantum states. Utilizing the superposition property of qubits, a single qubit can represent both 0 and 1 simultaneously, storing more information compared to classical bits. For example, map physical fitness values to the phases of qubits, and combinations of multiple qubits can encode complex sequences of fitness data.

[0121] Construct a quantum register to store this encoded quantum data, preparing for subsequent parallel computing. The state space of the quantum register grows exponentially with the number of qubits, capable of accommodating complex representations of a vast amount of fitness data.

[0122] Accelerate evaluation

[0123] Launch a quantum computing program. For complex operations in physical fitness trend prediction, such as matrix multiplication and optimization solving, quantum algorithms utilize the parallel computing advantage of qubits to process multiple computing branches simultaneously. Comparing with classical computing, for a fitness data prediction task of the same scale, record the time consumption for the quantum computing to complete the task. It is found that for complex fitness trend prediction tasks, the time of quantum computing is shortened by 70% compared to classical computing.

[0124] Evaluate the improvement in prediction accuracy. Compare the deviation between the physical fitness improvement trend prediction results obtained by quantum computing and classical computing and the actual data. It is found that quantum computing not only has a faster speed but also can capture more subtle data relationships, improving the prediction accuracy. Observe the timeliness of long-term planning updates. Quantum computing accelerates data processing, making the planning updates more in line with the dynamic changes of users and avoiding planning lags.

Claims

1. A fitness intelligent robot interaction system based on a brain-computer interface, characterized in that, It includes an electroencephalogram (EEG) signal acquisition module, a signal processing and feature extraction module, a motion control module, a feedback and excitation module, a safety monitoring module, a data storage and analysis module, a robot body, and a human-computer interaction interface. The system operation includes the following algorithms: Personalized training plan generation algorithm, based on the physical data entered by the user and the mental state reflected by the electroencephalogram signals, uses a hybrid model of support vector machine and decision tree to generate a suitable training plan, and dynamically adjusts the plan according to the training effect through a reinforcement learning mechanism; let the user's physical data vector be X = [x1, x2,..., x n , the electroencephalogram feature vector be E = [e1, e2,..., e m , the training plan output vector be Y = [y1, y2,..., y k , the hybrid model learns the mapping relationship ∫: (X, E) → Y through training, and in the reinforcement learning, the reward function R updates the model parameters according to the feedback information of the training completion degree and fatigue degree, so as to promote the generation of a better Y.

2. The system according to claim 1, wherein, The personalized training plan generation algorithm incorporates a genetic algorithm, encodes the training plan parameters in the form of chromosomes, optimizes the training plan through selection, crossover, and mutation operations, and collaborates with reinforcement learning to improve the plan optimization efficiency; let the population size be N, the i-th individual be represented as Ci, the fitness function be F(Ci), and the selection probability The crossover operation is performed with probability P c to exchange some genes of two chromosomes. The mutation operation is performed with probability P m to change the value of a single gene, and cooperates with the feedback adjustment of reinforcement learning to optimize the training plan.

3. The system according to claim 1, characterized in that, It also includes a real-time evaluation algorithm for action standardization. By comparing the real-time EEG signal with the standard action EEG template, it extracts EEG features using a convolutional neural network, combines multi-modal fusion of electromyogram signals and joint angle data, and judges action deviation in real time and gives corrective suggestions; Set The real-time EEG signal matrix is S real , and the standard action EEG template matrix is S std . After extracting features through a convolutional neural network, the deviation value is calculated When D exceeds the preset threshold T, the action deviation is determined, and correction information is given based on multi-modal data.

4. The system according to claim 3, wherein The real-time evaluation algorithm for the action standard degree adopts federated learning, stores data of different user groups in partitions, trains local models respectively, and then aggregates and updates the global model in the cloud. Suppose there are M data partitions, and the local model parameters of the l-th partition are θ l , and weighted average is used for cloud aggregation where w l is the weight of the L-th partition, and the updated global model is sent back to the partition for fine-tuning.

5. The system according to claim 1, wherein It also includes an immersive incentive feedback algorithm, which, based on the emotional characteristics and training progress in electroencephalogram, generates personalized incentive scenarios and voice feedback by means of virtual reality and augmented reality. Let the electroencephalogram emotional feature vector be Q = [q1, q2,..., q p , and the training progress indicator be P train , and corresponding incentive scenario content and voice feedback logic are generated based on the function g(Q, P train ).

6. The system according to claim 5, wherein The immersive excitation feedback algorithm uses brain-computer collaborative emotion regulation. Based on the brain-computer interface, it sends electrical stimulation to specific areas of the brain to evoke positive emotions, and cooperates with the excitation scenario to improve training concentration. Let the electrical stimulation intensity be I, the stimulation frequency be f, and the stimulation time be t. By adjusting the (I, f, t) combination, based on the brain response model h((I, f, t), Q) Evoke positive emotions and cooperate with the excitation scenario to improve the concentration index.

7. The system according to claim 1, characterized in that, It also includes a safety risk warning algorithm. It monitors abnormal fluctuations in EEG signals and correlates physiological data such as heart rate, uses Bayesian network to infer potential safety risks, and uses a distributed sensor network for all-round monitoring. In case of risks, it gives early warnings and suspends dangerous actions. Let the EEG signal feature set be B, the set of physiological data such as heart rate be H, and the Bayesian network infers the risk probability based on the prior probability P(Risk|B, H). When the warning threshold is exceeded, it triggers a warning, and the distributed sensor ensures the comprehensiveness of the data.

8. The system according to claim 7, characterized in that, The above-mentioned security risk warning algorithm is assisted by blockchain, encrypts health data and uploads it to the chain, uses smart contracts to record warning rules, and sets the health data block as D i , the blockchain hash function H(D i ) ensures that the data cannot be tampered with.

9. The system according to claim 1, wherein It also includes a long-term fitness planning intelligent algorithm that mines the patterns of historical training data, formulates a long-term fitness plan by means of time series analysis and clustering algorithms in combination with user factors, and dynamically updates the plan with the aid of transfer learning. Let the time series of historical training data be T = [t1, t2, …, t s , the clustering algorithm classifies users into K categories, predicts future training needs based on the category characteristics and time series, and transfer learning incorporates new data through the weight update function u(·) to adjust the plan.

10. The system according to claim 9, wherein The long-term fitness planning intelligent algorithm introduces quantum computing, encodes fitness data into quantum states, and uses the advantage of parallel computing of quantum bits to accelerate the prediction of physical fitness trends, improving the timeliness and accuracy of planning updates.

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