Computer simulations are gaining interest from researchers and therapists involved in stroke
rehabilitation because they offer a means to monitor user activity and replicate tasks within …

Virtual rehabilitation has emerged as a promising tool over the last decade. However the
field is diverse and there is no unified understanding of the concept and in which situations it …

Rehabilitative training and assistance to daily living activities play critical roles in improving
the life quality of lower limb dyskinesia patients and older people with motor function …

Human activity recognition has been widely studied since the last decade in ambient
intelligence scenarios. Remarkable progresses have been made in this domain, especially …

This paper reports the feasibility of Elinor, a game-based system for stroke rehabilitation in
the home. The Elinor prototype has been positively evaluated with respect to its usability …

The Internet of Things (IoT) is a system connecting such things as data collection from
different sensors that can be shared to the cloud, enabling, for example, the computing and …

By 2050, it is estimated that the number of people aged 60 and over will more than double
from 650 million of the global population to 2 billion, representing 22% of humanity. In …

People with long term health conditions often experience a radically reduced quality of life
and suffer from a range of symptoms. Self management can encourage patients with a care …

Most people who have had a stroke require ongoing rehabilitation after they are discharged
from hospital. The result is a high demand on limited therapy resources. Twelve months post …

Coupled bimanual rehabilitation allows an individual with hemiparesis to use their sound
arm to assist their impaired arm during rehabilitation. This method of self-rehabilitation could …