Xinglong Zhou

Title: Xinglong Zhou and Sports Bra Shock Absorption Evaluation

Introduction

Xinglong Zhou is an inventor based in Beijing, China. His patent work includes a method and system for evaluating the shock absorption effect of sports bras. The supplied information lists 1 patent associated with him.

Latest Patents

“Sports Bra Shock Absorption Effect Evaluation Method and System” describes a procedure for assessing how effectively a sports bra reduces movement during exercise. A subject wears the bra and has 43 infrared reflective markers placed on the body. Researchers first record static coordinates while the subject stands on a treadmill, then collect dynamic coordinate data during five minutes of exercise at speeds of 6–12 km/h. Afterward, they ask the subject to report their perception of the bra’s support.

The method converts the movement data into coordinates referenced to a thoracic vertebra point and calculates a square-root index, S, from displacement amplitudes in the left-right and up-down directions. Researchers then rank the displacement measurements and compare them with the subject’s reported perceptions to establish graded definitions for the bra’s performance.

Career Highlights

The supplied career information connects Zhou with Capital University of Physical Education and Sports and Aimer Co., Ltd. His listed patent applies motion measurement and subjective feedback to the evaluation of sports-bra performance.

Collaborations

Huijie Zhang and Ying Yan are identified as Zhou’s coworkers. The supplied information does not specify their roles in the patent or the nature of their collaboration.

Conclusion

Xinglong Zhou’s listed invention combines infrared motion tracking, treadmill testing, and wearer feedback to assess sports-bra shock absorption and support.