This invention describes a system that uses data from a wearable device to track a person's health-related activities. It establishes a target score based on an activity profile, then measures actual activity using sensors in the wearable. The system calculates an activity score, compares it to the target, and adjusts how quickly the score changes based on the difference, presenting this progress to the user. It can also suggest specific health activities, potentially considering location, to help the user meet their goals.
Why it matters: In 2012, robust wearable devices with diverse sensors and the software ecosystems to support personalized health recommendations were still emerging. Today, ubiquitous smartwatches and advanced AI for activity analysis and contextual suggestions make this system far more feasible and powerful.
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