A game-type rehabilitation system that can be helpful for exercise and cognitive rehabilitation for the elderly or patients with mild brain disease

Goon-Ho Choi
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Among the elderly and patients with mild brain diseases (such as dementia and stroke), when there is a certain degree of self-acting ability and cognitive ability, exercise and cognitive rehabilitation are often required. However, since most of the existing rehabilitation systems are separated or specialized in exercise or cognitive rehabilitation, there is a need for a form linking both. In this paper, we propose a game-type rehabilitation system that enables both exercise and cognitive rehabilitation using CAN communication protocol, one of ICT technologies. This system uses the CAN BUS structure to separate and combine each individual module constituting the rehabilitation system in various forms. A prototype of the proposed system was actually produced to show that various types of rehabilitation environments can be implemented according to the degree of cognitive ability and motor ability of the patient (or the elderly). In addition, through several experiments using this system, it is possible to implement exercise/cognitive parallel rehabilitation applicable to various environments.
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一种游戏式的康复系统,可以帮助老年人或轻度脑部疾病患者进行运动和认知康复
在老年人和轻度脑部疾病(如痴呆、中风)患者中,当有一定的自我行为能力和认知能力时,往往需要进行锻炼和认知康复。然而,由于大多数现有的康复系统是分离的或专门从事运动或认知康复,因此需要一种形式将两者联系起来。在本文中,我们提出了一个游戏式的康复系统,使运动和认知康复,利用通信技术之一的CAN通信协议。本系统采用CAN总线结构,将各个独立模块分离组合,构成多种形式的康复系统。实际制作了该系统的原型,表明可以根据患者(或老年人)的认知能力和运动能力的程度来实施各种类型的康复环境。此外,通过使用该系统的多次实验,可以实现适用于各种环境的运动/认知并行康复。
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