Treadmill running status display image

JP1823433SActive Publication Date: 2026-04-02OHTAKE ROOT IND
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Authority / Receiving Office
JP · JP
Patent Type
Designs
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Filing Date
2025-06-02
Publication Date
2026-04-02

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Abstract

This image is a treadmill running status display image that analyzes and displays the user's running state when using a medical or rehabilitation treadmill, and is displayed on a display unit located at the front of the treadmill body. Image 1 shows the left foot landing target displayed on the left running belt, and the user looks at this image to time the landing of their left foot and place it on the running belt. Next, it changes to Image 2. Image 2 is an image of the user when the left foot has landed on the running belt, but this image shows that the timing of the landing on the running belt was off and too early, and a mark indicating that the landing timing was off and too early is displayed. This allows the user to recognize that the timing of the left foot landing on the running belt was off and too early. Next, it changes to Image 3. Image 3 is an image of the left foot after it has landed on the running belt and has left the running belt. Next, it changes to Image 4. Image 4 shows the right foot landing target displayed on the right running belt, and the user looks at this image to time the landing of their right foot and place it on the running belt. Next, the image changes to Figure 5. Figure 5 shows the moment the user places their right foot on the running belt. This image shows a case where the timing of the landing on the running belt was off and premature. At this time, a mark is displayed to indicate that the landing timing was off and premature. This allows the user to recognize that the timing of the landing of their right foot on the running belt was off and premature. Next, the image changes to Figure 6. Figure 6 shows the moment after the right foot has left the running belt after landing on it. After Figure 6, the image returns to Figure 1.
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