Development of video game using kinect for rehabilitation of post stroke patient

Mahazil, Mahran (2021) Development of video game using kinect for rehabilitation of post stroke patient. Project Report. Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

A new exercise training strategy for patients with post-stroke needs to work out efficiently through the game. The goal of this stage of treatment is to enhance the movement of stroke patients so that they can conduct daily tasks on their own. Traditional therapy is a time consuming process that often saps a patient's motivation to complete the exercises. A video game can both inspire and assist patients in regaining their movement skills while also acting as a relaxant to help people who have had a chronic stroke or post stroke to regain movement and increase their physical activity. Thus, this program aims to develop video game rehabilitation as therapy technique for post-stroke patient that use of common video game consoles and methodologies to target and improve physical and mental. This project compares standard of care stepping activities to self-paced or game-paced external networks video games for improving neuromuscular intensity and accuracy, cardiovascular intensity, enjoyment, and perceived effort. The project was to see how virtual reality training using the Xbox Kinect-based game system to help patient recovery. As the results this project has been completed and is completely working. The analysis has shown the project is a good foundation as a rehabilitation game. In conclusion, the developed rehabilitation game is anticipated that will aid in the rehabilitation of post-stroke patients. For future work, this project is required for real testing with post-stroke patients in a rehabilitation center. The importance of real testing is to confirm the effectiveness of this rehabilitation game in the post-stroke recovery process.

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