Self-Photography Trampoline

Live Performance

This system motivates people who are experiencing trampoline exercise for the first time to enjoy trampoline exercise more actively through self-photography. It aims to demonstrate that working on people’s desire for expression and eliciting their creativity will encourage active participation.

Such mechanisms can be applied to various events and attractions as well as exercise therapy for rehabilitation and health maintenance.

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Mechanism

This system automatically photographs users while jumping on a trampoline. Sensors installed on the trampoline measure the timing of jumps, estimate the moment of poses in the air, and capture photographs. The captured photos are displayed on a large screen, allowing everyone to compare their jump photos.

Examples

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Acknowledgments

This research was supported by JSPS KAKENHI Grant Number 26730106 and research funding from NAKED Inc.

Publications

  1. Demo: “Self Expression Needs for Voluntary Participation: a Case Study of a Trampoline Exercise with a Self-Portrait Photo System” Yoshiyuki Sukedai, Yuto Ohno, Kentaro Fukuchi, Proc. of Interaction 2014. LINK (2014)
  2. Report: “Self Expression Needs for Voluntary Participation: a Case Study of a Trampoline Exercise with a Self-Portrait Photo System” Yoshiyuki Sukedai, Yuto Ohno, Kentaro Fukuchi, IPSJ SIG Technical Report, Vol. 2014-EC-31, No. 66. LINK (2014)
  3. Conference: “競創による動機づけ:自分撮りによるトランポリン運動の促進システムの事例” 福地 健太郎, 助台 良之, 大野 悠人, 第22回インタラクティブシステムとソフトウェアに関するワークショップ(WISS 2014)論文集, pp. 115-120. LINK (2014)
  4. Journal: “An Entertainment System Using Trampoline with Self-portrait Photo System that Motivates Competitive Creation” Kentaro Fukuchi, Yoshiyuki Sukedai, Yuto Ohno, Satoya Miwa, Hiroya Ooba, Journal of Information Processing, Vol.58, No. 5, pp. 1003-1013. LINK (2017)
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