Brazilian researchers succeeded in making an app for the rehabilitation of the survivors of the stroke. This program gives recommendations to improve body balance with the help of a sensor, identifying the body and voice commands, mobile vibrations or user’s clothing.
According to Isna, For rehabilitation, this program is one of the effects of a shot called Hemiparez. Hemorhia or “incomplete paralysis” leads to a decrease in muscle power or small paralysis on one side of the body and damage the body’s mind. It also causes brain damage caused by “multiple sclerosis” or MS (inflammatory disease causes several nervous worms), brain palsy and diseases such as cancer.
Amanda Polin Pereira, a professor and article at the Department of Vocational Therapy at the Federal University of Sao Carlos, “people with hemispheres” are, so they can live or be bent without their awareness. Daily tasks can also be broken in the correct position without the body.
GRAMA Campos Pimentl, Professor of Mathematical and Computer Science (USP), Highlighted: This program is a common product to meet the needs of the program. A combination of several different knowledge plays an important role in the development of this application and there is nothing similar to this clinic for patient rehabilitation.
These experiments were taken at the Rehabilitation Center. During the process, researchers interviewed patients in physiotherapists, professional therapists, as well as in rehabilitation.
“Along with the hemorpion” complication, the app helps patients improve their physical condition. Also, we are investigating the long-term use of this application in the house.
Simpler, better, better
“We started the idea of ​​a worn application, and we have seen more of our product, and the patients are acceptable,” Piran said. Thus, we have started the development of the application, and instead of clothing, we decided to build pockets in the upper half of the patient’s clothing.
“Finally, we have achieved a technology that is accessible and obsolete on its mobile phones.” Technology provides patients with the help of acchaeleter sensors (left, front and rear) and visually, touch and hearing feedback.
According to Pereira, the final goal of the study is to enter the application clearly.
“Now what we need to update the application is time and financial investment,” he said.
This study was published in the JMIR aging magazine.
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