Snaider Alain Bautista Guerrero, Sofia Medina Pando, Jessica Campos Pares
In an effort to increase access to physical therapy, a video-based software interface able to track and measure physical activity (repetitions, patterns, and range of motion) was developed to help people with a motor disability improve their mobility on everyday activities. The proposed system is intended to be used at the physical rehabilitation center as well as at the user’s home or workplace. The camera based rehabilitation system can be customized for each patient with specific exercise profiles, routines and feedback determined by their therapist, whom will have access to the activities recorded. User and therapist feedback is provided in a graphic user interface that gives realtime information of the activity being performed. The objective of the rehabilitation system is not only to provide access to motor rehabilitation but to also make it a fun and challenging activity the user will enjoy performing.