Patents Assigned to Aquatech Fitness Corp.
  • System for monitoring repetitive movement
    Patent number: 6955542
    Abstract: A system for detecting, tracking, displaying and identifying repetitive movement, including a sensor configured to sense movement, and in particular static acceleration, along at least a first horizontal axis, and ideally about a second horizontal axis, with respect to a vertical axis and a processor to generate output signals therefrom for audible and visual display of information that can include movement identification, movement patterns, and to further include elapsed time, start and stop times, breathing patterns, and variations thereof from a reference.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: January 23, 2002
    Date of Patent: October 18, 2005
    Assignee: Aquatech Fitness Corp.
    Inventors: Pascal Roncalez, Stephane Gentil, Jay Petersen, Joel D. Schlekewey, Michael A. Wood
  • System for monitoring repetitive movement
    Publication number: 20050186542
    Abstract: A system for detecting, tracking, displaying and identifying repetitive movement, including a sensor configured to sense movement, and in particular static acceleration, along at least a first horizontal axis, and ideally about a second horizontal axis, with respect to a vertical axis and a processor to generate output signals therefrom for audible and visual display of information that can include movement identification, movement patterns, and to further include elapsed time, start and stop times, breathing patterns, and variations thereof from a reference.
    Type: Application
    Filed: February 14, 2005
    Publication date: August 25, 2005
    Applicant: Aquatech Fitness Corp.
    Inventors: Pascal Roncalez, Stephane Gentil, Jay Petersen, Joel Schlekewey, Michael Wood
  • System for monitoring repetitive movement
    Publication number: 20030138763
    Abstract: A system for detecting, tracking, displaying and identifying repetitive movement, including a sensor configured to sense movement, and in particular static acceleration, along at least a first horizontal axis, and ideally about a second horizontal axis, with respect to a vertical axis and a processor to generate output signals therefrom for audible and visual display of information that can include movement identification, movement patterns, and to further include elapsed time, start and stop times, breathing patterns, and variations thereof from a reference.
    Type: Application
    Filed: January 23, 2002
    Publication date: July 24, 2003
    Applicant: Aquatech Fitness Corp.
    Inventors: Pascal Roncalez, Stephane Gentil, Jay Petersen, Joel D. Schlekewey, Michael A. Wood