A new telerehabilitation system based on internet of things

Vukićević, Sanja; Stamenković, Zoran; Murugesan, San; Bogdanović, Zorica; Radenković, Božidar

doi:10.2298/fuee1603395v

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“…For example, using a sensor for measuring muscle activity can detect fatigue and prevent injuries . In case of injuries requiring long‐term rehabilitation, the patient can perform it at home . In remote user monitoring, solutions that are wearable and comfortable for users have an important role.…”

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Designing a course for smart healthcare engineering education

Rodić-Trmčić

Лабус

Barać

et al. 2017

Comp Applic In Engineering

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Smart healthcare is an emerging concept that relies on the synergy of various engineering concepts and intelligent technical innovations applicable to healthcare. Demand for smart healthcare engineers is anticipated to grow, hence, arising a need to educate profile engineers. The goal of this paper is to introduce an approach to designing a course for smart healthcare engineering education. Through the key topics of the course, students acquired new skills and knowledge from emerging technologies underlying smart healthcare. The proposed approach was evaluated at a graduate course at the Faculty of Organizational Sciences, University of Belgrade. The results indicate that there was a positive impact on the learning process as well as a positive learning experience.

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confidence: 99%

Designing a course for smart healthcare engineering education

Rodić-Trmčić

Лабус

Barać

et al. 2017

Comp Applic In Engineering

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“…The number of patients has increased and the trend of becoming younger. At the same time, on the other hand, due to the rapid growth of the number of transportation vehicles, more and more The more people suffer from nervous system injuries or limb injuries due to traffic accidents [1]. Strictly speaking, according to medical theory and clinical medicine, in addition to early surgical treatment and necessary medical care, correct and scientific rehabilitation education is also very important for the recovery and improvement of limb motor ability, but these patients have exercise Obstacles, can't do rehabilitation training alone, and someone needs help, but in view of the fact that there are not enough medical staff in our country, these patients will be in an embarrassing situation.…”

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Upper Limb Rehabilitation Robot System Based on Internet of Things Remote Control

Zhong

2020

IEEE Access

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Modern technology has been improving, as is medical technology. Over the years, rehabilitation medicine is developing and growing. The use of rehabilitation robots to achieve the upper limb motor function of patients with hemiplegia has also become a popular research in academia. Under this background, this paper proposes an upper limb robot rehabilitation system based on Internet of Things remote control. The upper limb robotic rehabilitation system based on the Internet of Things in this paper is composed of upper computer and lower computer. Information is collected by pressure sensor. The transmission process is realized by STM32 controller, which is first transmitted to the upper computer, and then the information needs to be processed After processing, it sends control commands to the lower computer controller to control the motor drive of the rehabilitation robot, so as to realize the rehabilitation training of the patient. In order to verify the reliability of the system in this paper, this paper conducted a motion test and system dynamic performance test. The research results of this paper show that the passive motion accuracy of the system in this paper has reached more than 97%, and the active motion accuracy has reached more than 98%. In addition, the maximum speed response time of the upper limb rehabilitation robot system based on the remote control of the Internet of Things in this paper is 5.7ms. The amount of adjustment is 5.32%, and the dynamic performance is good. The research results of this paper show that the upper limb rehabilitation robot system based on the Internet of Things remote control in this paper has excellent performance, which can provide a certain reference value for the research of rehabilitation robot.

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“…For example, the Council of the European Union in its Directive defines certain requirements on the accessibility of the websites and mobile applications of public sector bodies [1]. Moreover, telemedicine or telerehabilitation system developers ought to take into account prospective system users interests and needs, as well ensure system reliability and sustainability [2]. Such e-, m-, and/or t-rehabilitation platforms ought to be aimed to improve life quality for people with special needs, facilitate rehabilitation process anytime anywhere and provide necessary online support to the system users.…”

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Eye-tracking introduction considerations in vestibular telerehabilitation in Latvia

Gorbunovs

Timsans

Grada

2019

PEN

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The terms of telemedicine, telerehabilitation, and e-care have come into our everyday lives as the necessity to make medical assistance and care more effective. These terms are not buzzwords. Indeed, new technology, innovative solutions, offered by programming tools, modern sensor equipment, wearable devices and bio-signal data sets, provide an ability to ensure necessary remote support to a person with special needs anytime and anywhere. This assistance may include person's online health monitoring, telerehabilitation and health improvement measures, mobile training, rapid alert button initiation, advisory support, and a set of many other measures supporting patient's care. This paper displays achievements in creation of vestibular telerehabilitation tools and systems, particularly in Latvia, and discuss further necessary developments, including eye-tracking instruments, which would improve existing telerehabilitation systems.

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A new telerehabilitation system based on internet of things

Cited by 18 publications

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Designing a course for smart healthcare engineering education

Designing a course for smart healthcare engineering education

Upper Limb Rehabilitation Robot System Based on Internet of Things Remote Control

Eye-tracking introduction considerations in vestibular telerehabilitation in Latvia

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