ABSTRACT While the System Usability Scale (SUS) is probably one of the most widely used
questionnaires to measure the perceived ease of use of interactive systems, there is …

The appropriate development of tele-rehabilitation platforms requires the involvement and
iterative assessments of potential users and experts in usability. Usability consists of …

Postural instability and fear of falling represent two major causes of decreased mobility and
quality of life in cerebrovascular and neurologic diseases. In recent years, rehabilitation …

Repetitive and intensive exercises during robot-aided rehabilitation may expose patients to
inappropriate and unsafe postures. The introduction of a sensory feedback can help the …

Purpose Telerehabilitation systems have the potential to enable therapists to monitor and
assist stroke patients in achieving high-intensity upper extremity exercise in the home …

Objective. Proprioceptive information provides individuals with a sense of our limb's static
position and dynamic movement. Impaired or a lack of such feedback can diminish our …

PURPOSE The purpose of this study was to evaluate the accuracy and usability of a low-
cost, portable, smartphone-based autorefractor (Netra, EyeNetra Inc., Somerville, MA) in …

For individuals with altered sensory cues, vibrotactile feedback improves their balance
control. However, should vibrotactile feedback be provided every time balance control is …

Haptic feedback can enhance training and performance of human operators; however, the
design of haptic feedback for bimanual coordination in robot-assisted tasks (eg, control of …

Introduction Retraining the paretic upper limb after stroke should be intense and specific to
be effective. Hence, the best training is daily life use, which is often limited by motivation and …