Performance evaluation of a VR-based arm rehabilitation using movement sequence pattern

Majid, Mohd Saiful Hazam; Khairunizam, Wan; Ikram, K.; Jing, Linlin; Sahyudi, B. N.; Zunaidi, I.; Ariffin, Mohd Asri; Bakar, Abu; Razlan, Z. M.

doi:10.1109/cspa.2018.8368698

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“…The use of multimedia systems is becoming more common in physical rehabilitation. The growing popularity of this solution is associated with research showing the positive effects of this method compared to traditional methods of rehabilitation [163][164][165][166][167]. The use of multimedia systems allows for: increasing immersion going beyond the sphere of physiological sensations (into the sphere of psychological feelings) and to integrate the received sensations using the senses hearing, sight, and touch.…”

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Upper Limb Bionic Orthoses: General Overview and Forecasting Changes

Rzyman¹,

Szkopek²,

Redlarski³

et al. 2020

Applied Sciences

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Using robotics in modern medicine is slowly becoming a common practice. However, there are still important life science fields which are currently devoid of such advanced technology. A noteworthy example of a life sciences field which would benefit from process automation and advanced robotic technology is rehabilitation of the upper limb with the use of an orthosis. Here, we present the state-of-the-art and prospects for development of mechanical design, actuator technology, control systems, sensor systems, and machine learning methods in rehabilitation engineering. Moreover, current technical solutions, as well as forecasts on improvement, for exoskeletons are presented and reviewed. The overview presented might be the cornerstone for future research on advanced rehabilitation engineering technology, such as an upper limb bionic orthosis.

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