Background Besides its initial use as a video gaming system the Kinect might also be
suitable to capture human movements in the clinical context. However, the system's …

Since the release of the first Kinect in 2011, low-cost technologies for upper-limb evaluation
has been employed frequently for rehabilitation purposes. However, a limited number of …

Interactive technologies are beneficial to stroke recovery as rehabilitation interventions;
however, they lack evidence for use as assessment tools. Mystic Isle is a multi-planar full …

Objective. To quantify the concurrent accuracy and the test‐retest reliability of a Kinect V2‐
based upper limb functional assessment system. Approach. Ten healthy males performed a …

The recent availability of the Kinect™ sensor, a cost-effective markerless motion capture
system (MLS), offers interesting possibilities in clinical functional analysis and rehabilitation …

Physical rehabilitation aims people with physical impairments to enhance and restore their
functional ability. The Microsoft Kinect v1 and v2 technologies apply depth information and …

Games and their use in rehabilitation have formed a new and rapidly growing area of
research. A critical hardware component of rehabilitation programs is the input device that …

Background The introduction of low cost optical 3D motion tracking sensors provides new
options for effective quantification of motor dysfunction. Objective The present study aimed to …

The growing importance of Kinect as a tool for clinical assessment and rehabilitation is due
to its portability, low cost and markerless system for human motion capture. However, the …

Purpose: Studies have shown that marker-less motion detection systems, such as the first
generation Kinect (Kinect 1), have good reliability and potential for clinical application …