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Development of an Interactive Motivating Tool for Rehabilitation Movements
2005
2005 IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology 27th Annual Conference
In this paper, an interactive tool, including three computer games controlled via the center of foot pressure (COP) trajectory biofeedback, was designed to aid in pressure balance for rehabilitating persons with balance disorders. The games interact in real-time with the Vista Medical Force Sensitive Applications software and pressure mat. The main goal of this research was to employ attractive and motivational learning techniques, using equipment that is available to a large population, to
doi:10.1109/iembs.2005.1616935
pmid:17282704
fatcat:6hbfuljfobbere7au6ajaajyau