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Inertia sensor-based guidance system for upperlimb posture correction Ding, Z. Q., Luo, Z. Q., Causo, A., Chen, I. M., Yue, K. X., Yeo, S. H., & Ling, K. V. Medical Engineering & Physics 35 (2013) 269– 276 Presenter Cheng-Bang Shih Advisor: Dr. Yi-Chun Du Chairman: Shih-Jhong Chen Date:2015/10/21 1

Inertia sensor-based guidance system for upperlimb posture correction Ding, Z. Q., Luo, Z. Q., Causo, A., Chen, I. M., Yue, K. X., Yeo, S. H., & Ling,

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Inertia sensor-based guidance system for upperlimb posture correctionDing, Z. Q., Luo, Z. Q., Causo, A., Chen, I. M., Yue, K. X., Yeo, S. H., & Ling, K. V.Medical Engineering & Physics 35 (2013) 269 276Presenter Cheng-Bang ShihAdvisor: Dr. Yi-Chun DuChairman: Shih-Jhong ChenDate:2015/10/2111Introduction

Materials and methods

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Outline2 Integrated Biomedical System Laboratory 2Introduction3 Integrated Biomedical System Laboratory3Demand on the healthcare system rises in proportion to the aging population. Technology can fill in the supply gap by providing automated systems to augment healthcare services.For rehabilitation, the small inertia-based sensors could help improve healthcare delivery.

Medical resources4 Integrated Biomedical System Laboratory?4Sensing user movement may not be sufficient. Feedback from therapists also plays an important role in informing patients of their progress leading to better chances of recovery .

The optimized design combination of inertia sensors and vibrotactile feedback to correct arm posture is the main contribution of this paper.

Contribution5 Integrated Biomedical System Laboratory5TraditionOriginalPictureMedical methodsPhysical Therapy, HandwheelKinapsysContentmotor learningmotor learning,extrinsic feedback6Rehabilitation

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www.ct.gov Integrated Biomedical System Laboratory..Kinapsys6Materials and methods7 Integrated Biomedical System LaboratoryOperating Procedures8

Integrated Biomedical System Laboratory8Inertial measurement unit (IMU)AccelerometersGyroscopesMagnetometers

The advent of Technology9www5.epsondevice.com

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The advent of Technology10http://www.washingtonhra.com/VibrotactileSmall vibrating motorsDC power , With a 1.6V driving voltageTactor is a pancake pager motor

www.neuromorphs.net/ Integrated Biomedical System Laboratory(28mm*34mm*20mm)10XRefYRefZRefSystem calibration of IMUIMUREF 11Correction Formula12

Initialization

Motion Integrated Biomedical System LaboratoryIMUREF

12Calculation 3D space location13

ElbowWrist Integrated Biomedical System Laboratory13Postures used in the experiments14

123 Integrated Biomedical System Laboratory(123456789()10)14Results15 Integrated Biomedical System Laboratory

16Feasibility of Vibrotactile Results of replicating Posture 1 by five students. Results of replicating Posture 2 by five students.

Integrated Biomedical System Laboratory1 302 16PostureCorrection time (s)136.676.53228.97 3.62327.544.66427.295.39541.255.02658.612.56753.302.86872.06 9.40973.32 7.701038.977.3517Postures that naturalAverage user correction time for the ten postures. Integrated Biomedical System Laboratory1234 1040S5~950~70

17Conclusion19 Integrated Biomedical System LaboratoryIMU calculates the instant 3D space location.Immediate feedback of Vibrotactile.Data will be saved every time for future reference.It can be apply on telemedicine in the future.

20Conclusion Integrated Biomedical System LaboratoryIMU3D20

21 Integrated Biomedical System Laboratory22Thank You For Your Attention Integrated Biomedical System Laboratory