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Low-cost visual postural feedback with Wii Balance Board and Microsoft Kinect - a feasibility study

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A posture training paradigm with visual biofeedback is presented for physical rehabilitation following posture disorders (e.g. Pusher Syndrome). The objectives of the current study were: to calculate centre of pressure (CoP) using Wii balance board, to calculate centre of mass (CoM) using Microsoft Kinect sensor, and conceptual design of visual postural-feedback paradigm so that the user can improve functional reach tasks. The algorithm for calculating the posture based on the line connecting CoP-CoM (i.e. the lean-line), which was validated offline with a convenient sampling of 10 elderly (>50 years) subjects, where the maximum angle of the lean-line (with horizontal, i.e. the lean-angle) was compared with the Berg Balance Score -a widely used measure to predict risk of falls in elderly -during maximum forward, sideways, and backward lean. Since both the CoP and CoM moved during the task, the line joining CoP-CoM was indicative of the posture. A high correlation was found between the maximum lean-angle and the Berg Balance Score, and therefore it was proposed as a viable biofeedback for posture training.
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lirmm-00847865 , version 1 (24-07-2013)

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Anirban Dutta. Low-cost visual postural feedback with Wii Balance Board and Microsoft Kinect - a feasibility study. PHT'2013: Point-of-Care Healthcare Technologies, Jan 2013, India. IEEE, pp.291-294, 2013. ⟨lirmm-00847865⟩
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