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KINECT applications for the physical rehabilitation
Naofumi Kitsunezaki,Eijiro Adachi,Takashi Masuda,Jun-ichi Mizusawa +3 more
- Vol. 112, Iss: 291, pp 41-46
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Aoyama Gakuin and Kitasato universities collaborated on this project, which is supported by SCOPE as mentioned in this paper, and presented the results of KINECT applications used in physical rehabilitation tests.Abstract:
This report presents the results of KINECT applications used in physical rehabilitation tests. Aoyama Gakuin and Kitasato universities collaborated on this project, which is supported by SCOPE. The applications, following standard tests, are for the timed “Up & Go Test”, the timed “10-Meter Walk Test” and for a Joint “Range of Motion” Measurement”; test results are given. The implementation, evaluation and advantages of a proposed “Real-time ROM Measurement” are also given. The proposed KINECT application will be useful for enhancement of KINECT technical capabilities and for further advancements in medical care.read more
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Kinematic Validation of a Multi-Kinect v2 Instrumented 10-Meter Walkway for Quantitative Gait Assessments
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