Musculoskeletal Key

Planned game Break the bricks Free kick Labyrinth Memory game Firework game Puzzle Obstacle course Pick your phone Bunny-jump Gardener game Birdie game Virtual piano SUM 1. Other movements x…

Fig. 6.1 The output of a depth sensor visualized in a two-dimensional picture. A person is sitting in front of the sensor. Some parts are registered to be space occluded…

Fig. 10.1 Pronation (left) and Supination (right) Dorsi and Palmar Flexions Dorsiflexion and Palmar flexion are one joint motor activities of the hand (Fig. 10.2). The wrist is the used…

Fig. 9.1 System components (blue) and interactions between them: (1) wide area data exchange, (2) bidirectional audio-visual connection in real time, (3) small distance wired or wireless connection, (4) visual…

Fig. 3.1 StrokeBack data flow cycle for complete rehabilitation process It allows analysing the state of the patient in regular intervals and then applying respective feedback and/or corrective measures to…

Fig. 4.1 Overview of a wireless body area network system for remote healthcare monitoring. On-body sensors monitor physiological parameters (ECG, SpO2) and motion and postural data. The collected data is…

Fig. 8.1 PHR-S platform architecture Starting from the baseline, the Middleware Framework layer offers flexible and loose connection between internal and external components of the PHR-S. The functionality supported by…

Fig. 7.1 Integration of the overall ‘home’ system Fig. 7.2 ECG sensing with Shimmer2R Since home-based rehabilitation may increase the risk of stroke re-occurrence we have decided to include EEG…

Reaching movement Grasping movement Therapists and patients found a text area for therapists’ comments useful, as therapists could provide further tailored feedback and encouragement to patients. Finally, the later prototypes…