Archive | 2016

A Shoe-Sock Interface to be used in a Post-Stroke Gait Training Application (University of Alabama at Birmingham)

Rebecca White, Benjami Copeland, Kathleen Neighbors, Spencer Herndon With the aging population and poor dietary and exercise habits within the United States, people experience stroke at a more prevalent rate. A segment of stroke survivors experience hemiparesis, which is weakness or loss of motor control on one side of the body. This creates a paretic, […]

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Intelligent Tremor Reduction Glove (VIT University)

Antishay Kiran, Aaradhana KS, Keerthi Pullela, Adithya NC The problem that we seek to address here is to reduce the effect of  hand tremors on the person affected by Parkinson’s disease. Reducing the amplitude of these tremors using an external counter force provided by means of a simple engineering solution is the ultimate goal of […]

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Rehab System: A video-based interface for physical therapy (Tecnologico Moterrey, Guadalajara Campus)

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 […]

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