A control system consists of a microprocessor which needs a control program to handle data from sensors. Signals are sent from an output device to an interface box which converts signals between them.
According to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), a 6-foot, 2-inch man who weighs 220 pounds is considered overweight. The recommended weight for a man of that height is between 144 and 194 pounds. The CDC bases its advice on body mass index.
Medical providers use the Hamwi equation to calculate ideal body weight, for the general population. For a healthy male taller than 5 feet, the ideal body weight is based on the following equation: inches over 5 feet x 6 + 106; the final answer is given in a range of plus or minus 10 percent to account for frame. 6-foot-tall man would should be 178 pounds, or a range of 160 to 196 pounds, so a model this height would need to be in the lower 10 percent to average 170 pounds and still maintain good health.