You'll have to ask your doctor how this is going to get you recovered and how you will do enough repetitions in the therapy sessions to actually recover.
A tactile sensing approach in stroke rehabilitation
URI:
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0957415819300364
http://dspace.uswr.ac.ir/xmlui/handle/123456789/372
http://dspace.uswr.ac.ir/xmlui/handle/123456789/372
Date:
2019
Abstract:
The paper describes
an experimental, mechanically simple, tactile sensing solution in the
form of a sensing chair for discriminating human motion in a reaching
task. This cost-efficient technical approach was employed for the
assessment of selective arm movements in stroke survivors. The sensing
system classifies trunk motion in a seated stroke survivor during a
goal-directed task where there is direct correlation with the level of
severity of arm movement. The system interprets motion mechanically from
coupled sensory data transients using artificial neural networks and
shows tolerance to patients’ sitting posture and performance
variability. The accuracy of classification was typically greater than
94% across three categories when applied to a group of stroke survivors
of wide-ranging motor abilities. The mechanical simplicity, versatility
of approach for use in other classes of movement, and potential low cost
of manufacturing provides opportunity to employ the system at clinics
and homes for assessment and training.
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