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THRIVE combines virtual-reality upper-body rehabilitation games, real-time motion tracking, and a socially interactive robot therapist to support at-home therapy for children with upper-limb motor impairments. The platform aims to improve motor function through consistent, engaging intervention.
THRIVE combines virtual-reality upper-body rehabilitation games, real-time motion tracking, and a socially interactive robot therapist to support at-home therapy for children with upper-limb motor impairments. The platform aims to improve motor function through consistent, engaging intervention.
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This paper presents THRIVE (Therapeutic Humanoid Robot In Virtual Environment), an at-home rehabilitation platform that integrates a suite of virtual-reality upper-body rehabilitation games, a real-time camera-based motion-tracking system, and a socially interactive robot therapist. The system is designed for...
This integrated system offers a novel approach to pediatric rehabilitation by enabling therapy outside clinical settings, potentially increasing accessibility and adherence. The use of a socially interactive robot may enhance motivation and engagement during therapy.
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