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Abstract:
We
developed a tele-rehabilitation system to improve community
rehabilitation for patients who are discharged early from hospital. The
developed tele-rehabilitation system consists of devices designed to
reduce the physical and economic burden on users while promoting optimum
user movement. A Backend-as-a-Service cloud computing service was used
for the communication between terminals. A non-contact sensor, Kinect,
was used to measure movement. In addition, we used a three-dimensional
(3D) display to present 3D images using binocular parallax, to encourage
smooth movement of patients. We used this system for stroke patients
and found improvements in task-performance time, smoothness of
movements, and range of motion in all patients. No major issues occurred
during the tele-rehabilitation. These results demonstrated the high
operability and efficacy of our cloud service-based 3D virtual reality
tele-rehabilitation system.
Date of Conference:
23-25 Aug. 2016
Date Added to IEEE Xplore:
06 October 2016
ISBN Information:
Publisher:
IEEE
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