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Dear My Hand: Enhancement of Physical Exercise by Body Part Anthropomorphization

Currently, various wearable devices for health care are being developed. On the other hand, the methods of feedback from devices are not clear. We propose a wearable device that will provide motivation to users to perform physical exercise, by the anthropomorphization of our own body parts. Anthropomorphized body parts suggest that user's body part states are different from the state of the user's own body. This inspires the user to care better for his/her own body. We implemented Parasitic Agent that anthropomorphized human hand, and evaluated its effect by making the user perform finger exercises while wearing the device. The result suggests that they enough anthropomorphized their hand. The amount of finger exercise is not changed by the device. However, the result also suggested that participants' unintentional activities during exercise are increased.