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(Main)Wearable electronic devices and technologies - Part 402-2: Performance Measurement of Fitness Wearables - Step Counting
Wearable electronic devices and technologies - Part 402-2: Performance Measurement of Fitness Wearables - Step Counting
Tragbare elektronische Geräte und Technologien - Teil 402-2: Performance Messung von Fitness Wearables - Schrittzählung
Technologies et dispositifs électroniques prêts-à-porter - Partie 402-2: Mesure des performances des dispositifs prêts-à-porter d’activité physique - Podomètres
Nosljive elektronske naprave in tehnologije - 402-2. del: Merjenje zmogljivosti nosljivih izdelkov za fitnes - Štetje korakov
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SLOVENSKI STANDARD
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01-november-2022
Nosljive elektronske naprave in tehnologije - 402-2. del: Merjenje zmogljivosti
nosljivih izdelkov za fitnes - Štetje korakov
Wearable electronic devices and technologies - Part 402-2: Performance Measurement
of Fitness Wearables - Step Counting
Technologies et dispositifs électroniques prêts-à-porter - Partie 402-2: Mesure des
performances des dispositifs prêts-à-porter d’activité physique - Podomètres
Ta slovenski standard je istoveten z: prEN IEC 63203-402-2:2022
ICS:
31.080.99 Drugi polprevodniški elementi Other semiconductor devices
59.080.80 Inteligentne tekstilije Smart textiles
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2003-01.Slovenski inštitut za standardizacijo. Razmnoževanje celote ali delov tega standarda ni dovoljeno.
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TITLE:
Wearable electronic devices and technologies - Part 402-2: Performance Measurement of Fitness
Wearables - Step Counting
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1 CONTENTS
2
3 Introduction. 5
4 1 Scope . 6
5 2 Normative references . 6
6 3 Terms, definitions, symbols and abbreviated terms . 6
7 4 Test methods and procedures . 7
8 4.1 General . 7
9 4.2 Apparatus . 8
10 4.2.1 Treadmill . 8
11 4.2.2 Video recorder . 8
12 4.3 Preparation . 8
13 4.3.1 Subject requirement . 8
14 4.3.2 Number of subjects . 9
15 4.3.3 Gender – Balance . 9
16 4.3.4 Age. 9
17 4.3.5 BMI – Range . 9
18 4.3.6 Wearing position of DUT . 9
19 4.3.7 Balanced speed conditions . 9
20 4.4 Testing conditions . 9
21 4.4.1 Temperature . 9
22 4.4.2 Ambient light . 9
23 4.4.3 Humidity . 9
24 4.4.4 Apparatus setting . 10
25 4.4.5 DUT setting . 10
26 4.5 Measurement . 10
27 4.5.1 Start/end of test . 10
28 4.5.2 Measurement procedure . 11
29 4.6 Alternative Test Method . 12
30 4.6.1 Test automation . 12
31 5 Data analysis . 12
32 5.1 Step count accuracy calculation . 12
33 5.2 Accuracy requirement . 12
34 6 Test report . 12
35 Annex A . 15
36 Annex B . 16
37 Annex C . 17
38 Bibliography . 18
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44 INTERNATIONAL ELECTROTECHNICAL COMMISSION
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46 WEARABLE ELECTRONIC DEVICES AND TECHNOLOGIES
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48 Part 402-2: Performance Measurement of Fitness Wearables –
49 Step Counting
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51 FOREWORD
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107 Introduction
108 The step counting feature is a common functionality of wearable devices. The accurate
109 measurement and reporting of the step count is an important factor in that count being accepted
110 by consumers. Data from wearable devices may be useful in helping to improve the health and
111 well-being of consumers that use wearable devices. The usability of the data to improve
112 outcomes is dependent on the reliability of the data to facilitate acceptance and improvement.
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114 This document defines and provides standard test methods to evaluate the performance and
115 reliability of step counting on wearable devices. The benefit of using this standard is that it
116 provides a method to compare the step counting function of a wearable device against actual
117 step count, which can provide manufacturers with a method to improve step counts on their
118 devices.
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135 WEARABLE ELECTRONIC DEVICES AND TECHNOLOGIES
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137 Part 402-2: Performance Measurement of Fitness Wearables –
138 Step Counting
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141 1 Scope
142 This part of IEC XXX specifies terms and test methods to measure and evaluate the
143 performance, reliability, and accuracy of step counting feature in any wearable devices that can
144 count steps (e.g.: activity/fitness trackers, smart bands, smart shoes, and smart insoles).
145 This standard test method excludes the evaluation of data associated with travel distance or
146 calorie consumption.
147
148 2 Normative references
149 The following documents are referred to in the text in such a way that some or all of their content
150 constitutes requirements of this document. For dated references, only the edition cited applies.
151 For undated references, the latest edition of the referenced document (including any
152 amendments) applies.
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154 There are no normative references in this document.
155 3 Terms, definitions, symbols and abbreviated terms
156 For the purpose of this document, the following definitions apply.
157 ISO and IEC maintain terminological databases for use in standardization at the following
158 addresses:
159 IEC Electropedia: available at http://www.electropedia.org/
160 ISO Online browsing platform: available at http://www.iso.org/obp
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162 3.1
163 body mass index
164 BMI
165 value derived from the mass (weight in kilograms) and height (in metres) of an individual,
166 defined as the body mass divided by the square of the body length, expressed in units of kg/m2,
167 calculated by the following formula: [Source : ISO 20342-1:2019]
𝟐𝟐
168 BMI=𝒎𝒎/𝒍𝒍
169 where
170 m is the mass in kg;
171 l is the length in metres.
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174 DUT
175 device under test
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177 3.3
178 investigator
179 qualified person responsible for testing at a testing site
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181 3.4
182 jogging
183 Raising and lowering each foot, with a period of time where neither foot is in contact with the
184 ground, with less intensity than running.
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186 3.5
187 running
188 action of moving faster than jogging with more vigorous intensity than jogging never having both
189 feet on the ground simultaneously with the express purpose of locomotion
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191 3.6
192 step
193 action or movement of lifting and then placing one foot in front of the other during walking or
194 running with the goal of locomotion
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196 3.7
197 subject
198 person wearing a DUT
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200 3.8
201 treadmill
202 training equipment with a unidirectional moving surface on which a walking or running activity
203 can take place, where the feet are free to leave the moving surface [Source : ISO 20957-6:2005]
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205 3.9
206 walking
207 action of moving at a regular pace by lifting and setting down each foot in turn, never having
208 both feet off the ground simultaneously with the express purpose of locomotion
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211 4 Test methods and procedures
212 4.1 General
213 A subject shall either walk, jog, or run on a motor-driven treadmill at a pre-set speed while the
214 activity is video-recorded. The recorded video shall be analysed by two investigators to acquire
215 the confirmed actual step counts.
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220 Figure 1: overview of test environment and methods
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223 4.2 Apparatus
224 The usual laboratory apparatus and, in particular, the following shall be used.
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226 4.2.1 Treadmill
227 • A motorized treadmill shall be used for testing.
228 • A motorized treadmill should be capable to adjust the speed from 0.56 m/s to 5.4 m/s
229 and tilt to 0 degrees for at least 5 minutes.
230 4.2.2 Video recorder
231 • A video recorder is configured securely and properly to capture the entire view of the
232 test area for each test. A video recorder should be affixed to a device that ensures it
233 remains stationary during the test (e.g., tripod, stand).
234 • A video recorder should provide recording and monitoring capability, would be able to
235 record for at least 5 minutes, and should have sufficient camera angle and sensitivity to
236 record the motion of feet.
237 • The recorded scene shall include the entire body of the subject and the treadmill without
238 obstructions. Video frame shall clearly show all the subject’s foot strikes on the treadmill
239 during the test.
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241 4.3 Preparation
242 4.3.1 Subject requirement
243 • Subjects shall have no medical conditions that restrict the subject from completing the
244 test. Prior to testing, subjects shall complete the Physical Activity Readiness
245 Questionnaire (PAR-Q) to determine eligibility to be included in testing. Any subject that
246 answers “yes” to one or more questions on the PAR-Q shall be excluded.
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247 • Clothing or shoes worn by the subject under test should not obstruct the ability to count
248 steps.
249 • Subjects shall not hold onto the treadmill during walking, jogging, or running tests on
250 the treadmill. Subjects’ arms shall be able to freely swing and move during testing.
251 • For effective test design, it is important to select test participants using the PAR-Q.
252 • Unexpected errors can occur with a specific test subject resulting in unusual test results,
253 in which case additional subjects should be considered.
254 • Any excluded test results can be explained in Item 9 in the test report.
255 4.3.2 Number of subjects
256 • Testing shall include at least 20 subjects.
257 4.3.3 Gender – Bala
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