IMMERSIVE UPPER ARMS GAMES REHABILITATION FOR STROKE SURVIVOR
Stroke cases have been increasing rapidly all over the world either in Asia, Europe, America, or Australia. In Malaysia, every year, there is around 50 000 new cases are reported. About half of the people affected by stroke are in working age and over half of the stroke, survivor suffers from...
| Main Author: | Mohd Noor, Nur Amiera |
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| Format: | Final Year Project |
| Language: | English |
| Institution: | Universiti Teknologi Petronas |
| Record Id / ISBN-0: | utp-utpedia.21729 / |
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IRC
2020
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http://utpedia.utp.edu.my/21729/1/24651_Nur%20Amiera%20Mohd%20Noor.pdf http://utpedia.utp.edu.my/21729/ |
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Stroke cases have been increasing rapidly all over the world either in Asia, Europe,
America, or Australia. In Malaysia, every year, there is around 50 000 new cases are
reported. About half of the people affected by stroke are in working age and over half of
the stroke, survivor suffers from a disability which affected their performance in
performing daily life activity. Thus, to improve patient quality of life, rehabilitation is
needed for them to relearn all the skills that they have acquired before the stroke. This
paper would propose an interactive version of current stroke rehabilitation to help stroke
patients to practice all the exercise using virtual reality. Since rehabilitation required a lot
of repetitive movement, patient enthusiasm might reduce according to time which can lead
to demotivation to attend all the rehabilitation tasks. This research needs to study virtual
reality rehabilitation able to motivate patients in undergoing their rehabilitation.
Virtual reality rehabilitation is the compensate method used together with conventional
rehabilitation method to increase the progress made by the patient. Nowadays, there are a
lot of virtual reality games in the market which can be used by patient. However, some of
the games are not suitable for stroke patient as they have a movement limitation especially
in upper arms parts. To conduct the preliminary studies, literature review regarding the
project and specifying user will be done. Rapid Application Development (RAD) method
will be implemented for the system development life cycle (SDLC) methodology for
system development. This project focus on patient who almost has a functioning arms
movement. Patients need to be able to move their hands to play the games and patient
rehabilitation are focusing to train their upper arms.
Several modules of games are being created to ensure that patients can play this game for
their rehabilitation. Assessment module is played to ensure that patient can move their
upper arms while bowling module is used to train patient arms by swing their arms while
hitting the bowling pin. The result is measure by the acceptance by the therapist to ensure
this game is suitable for their patient to train their upper arms. |
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