Haptic effects for virtual reality-based post-stroke rehabilitation

R. Boian, J. Deutsch, Chan-Su Lee, G. Burdea, J. Lewis
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The majority of today's haptic interfaces are designed for hand-based interaction with virtual environments. However, there are several real-life tasks that require a person to interact with the environment using one's foot. Researchers have developed systems for simulating walking in a virtual environment. This paper describes a different approach to foot based interactions, intended for users in sitting position. A VR-based rehabilitation system using a prototype "Rutgers Ankle" device is presented, along with the methods of enhancing interaction realism through haptic feedback. Two application examples used for post-stroke patient rehabilitation are presented. Initial results from pilot clinical testing are briefly described.
基于虚拟现实的脑卒中后康复的触觉效果
今天的大多数触觉界面都是为与虚拟环境进行基于手的交互而设计的。然而,有一些现实生活中的任务需要一个人用脚与环境互动。研究人员已经开发出在虚拟环境中模拟行走的系统。本文描述了一种不同的方法,以脚为基础的互动,旨在为用户在坐姿。介绍了一种基于vr的康复系统,该系统使用了一个原型“Rutgers Ankle”设备,以及通过触觉反馈增强交互真实感的方法。介绍了脑卒中后患者康复的两个应用实例。简要描述了初步临床试验的结果。
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