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Hip, knee and ankle motion angle detection based on inertial sensor

Authors :
Sun, Tongyang
Liu, Qihong
Li, Weiguang
Lu, Zhijiang
Chen, Haoqiu
Chen, Pengfang
Lu, Zhixiang
Wei, Chengdong
Hou, Anxin
Wang, Chunbao
Li, Meng
Liu, Quanquan
Duan, Lihong
Wu, Zhengzhi
Shen, Yajing
Sun, Tongyang
Liu, Qihong
Li, Weiguang
Lu, Zhijiang
Chen, Haoqiu
Chen, Pengfang
Lu, Zhixiang
Wei, Chengdong
Hou, Anxin
Wang, Chunbao
Li, Meng
Liu, Quanquan
Duan, Lihong
Wu, Zhengzhi
Shen, Yajing
Publication Year :
2017

Abstract

Up to now, with the increasing of the elderly population, more and more patients are suffering from hemiplegia. The need for hemiplegic rehabilitation is increasing quickly. As traditional rehabilitation, each patient must be treated by therapist, one by one. However, because of the different levels of therapists, the rehabilitation cannot be performed as the as the same. Normally, the rehabilitation status diagnosing is still be performed by therapists with the subjective experience. It caused the inhomogeneity on rehabilitation evaluation. It also sometimes causes negative influence on the rehabilitation effect. To solve these problems, many researches focusing on assessing the status of the hemiplegic patients quantitatively are proposed rehabilitation evaluation systems. Rehabilitation motion detection is the basis of the evaluation system, and it requires the participation of therapist. In this paper, a method is presented to detect lower limb motion of hemiplegic patients based on inertial sensor technology. The gesture quaternion of lower limb can be obtained through LPMS. With the matrix and Euler angle changing algorithm, combining with the simplified lower limb motion model, the rotation angle of joint can be computed. Finally, the curve of rotation angle of knee is established.1 © 2016 IEEE.

Details

Database :
OAIster
Notes :
English
Publication Type :
Electronic Resource
Accession number :
edsoai.on1363077878
Document Type :
Electronic Resource