Background Many forms of home-based technology targeting stroke rehabilitation have
been devised, and a number of human factors are important to their application, suggesting …

Objective: Since the mid-1990s, a significant scientific literature has evolved regarding the
outcomes from the use of what we now refer to as clinical virtual reality (VR). This use of VR …

One of the most common applications of virtual reality is use within the field of stroke
rehabilitation. There are a number of characteristics of virtual reality which have great …

Background Telerehabilitation provides an essential opportunity to deliver continuous
rehabilitation services for stroke patients at home, especially amid a global pandemic …

Background The effect of rehabilitative training after stroke is dose-dependent. Out-patient
rehabilitation training is often limited by transport logistics, financial resources and a lack of …

Objective: To assess the feasibility of conducting a randomised controlled trial of a home-
based virtual reality system for rehabilitation of the arm following stroke. Design: Two group …

Before discussing the possibility of integrating serious games into conventional treatment of
pathologies, it is important to differentiate the kind of approaches that can be used. The …

Real-time motion capture of the human arm in the home environment has many use cases,
such as video game and therapy applications. The required tracking can be based on off-the …

Background Assistive and robotic training devices are increasingly used for rehabilitation of
the hemiparetic arm after stroke, although applications for the wrist and hand are trailing …

Virtual reality (VR) is now commonly used in many domains because of its ability to provide
a standardized, reproducible and controllable environment. In balance assessment, it can …