Background The development of interactive rehabilitation technologies which rely on
wearable-sensing for upper body rehabilitation is attracting increasing research interest …

Background: Recent advancements in wearable sensor technology have shown the
feasibility of remote physical therapy at home. In particular, the current COVID-19 pandemic …

Medical conditions and accidents might cause immobility in certain parts of the body. In
order to assist people in the rehabilitation process, sensors obtaining bio-signals from the …

Unsupervised physical rehabilitation traditionally has used motion tracking to determine
correct exercise execution. However, motion tracking is not representative of the assessment …

A majority of Stroke survivors have an arm impairment (up to 80%), which persists over the
long term (> 12 months). Physiotherapy experts believe that a rehabilitation Aide-Memoire …

Maximizing the motor practice in stroke survivors' living environments may significantly
improve the functional recovery of their stroke-affected upper-limb. A wearable system that …

Background Frequent practice of functional movements after stroke may optimise motor
recovery; however, it is challenging for patients to remember to integrate an impaired limb …

Background The key for successful stroke upper-limb rehabilitation includes the
personalization of therapeutic interventions based on patients' functional ability and …

Background Understanding the role of adherence to home exercise programs for survivors
of stroke is critical to ensure patients perform prescribed exercises and maximize …

A growing body of HCI research explores designs to support rehabilitation after stroke. While
rehabilitation is a major part of a stroke survivor's recovery, it is not the only part that could …