Christine G Skrzypiec
Pharmacy in Staten Island, NY
License number
New Jersey 28RW01590200
Issued Date
Jul 14, 2011
Expiration Date
Aug 31, 2014
Category
Pharmacy
Type
Pharmacy Technician
Address
Address
Staten Island, NY
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Phone
211 Billop Ave, Staten Island, NY 10307
Professional information
Sensor Based Exercise Control System
US Patent:
2011026, Nov 3, 2011
Filed:
Apr 29, 2011
Appl. No.:
13/097209
Inventors:
Craig Allen Nelson - Scotia NY, US
Eric H. Ledet - Guilderland NY, US
William Joseph Devan - Goffstown NH, US
Christine G. Skrzypiec - Staten Island NY, US
Joseph Thomas Kersch - Wilmington DE, US
Rachel Paige Arnott - Kings Park NY, US
Eric Craig Wyler - Cambridge MA, US
Kevin M. Morenski - Bedford NH, US
Kwame Kutten - Montgomery Village MD, US
Eric H. Ledet - Guilderland NY, US
William Joseph Devan - Goffstown NH, US
Christine G. Skrzypiec - Staten Island NY, US
Joseph Thomas Kersch - Wilmington DE, US
Rachel Paige Arnott - Kings Park NY, US
Eric Craig Wyler - Cambridge MA, US
Kevin M. Morenski - Bedford NH, US
Kwame Kutten - Montgomery Village MD, US
Assignee:
RENNSSELAER POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE - Troy NY
International Classification:
A63B 71/00
US Classification:
482 8
Abstract:
A system and method for exercising core muscles, particularly the lumbar intrinsic musculature, including the multifidi. A system is disclosed that includes: a first sensor for detecting upper body exertions of a user engaged in an exercise; a second sensor for detecting lower torso exertions for the user engaged in the exercise; a third sensor for detecting lower extremity exertions for the user engaged in the exercise; a control system for processing sensor data from the first, second and third sensor, said control system including: a user interface system for communicating information with the user; a data collection system for collecting sensor data; an analysis system for analyzing the sensor data and determining if the user is performing the exercise in a technically correct manner; and a feedback system for alerting the user when the exercise is not being performed in the technically correct manner.