Design of rehabilitation climbing training tracking system based on motion capture technology

With the rise of rehabilitation climbing, which is growing rapidly and is increasingly used in occupational and physical therapy, as well as experiential education and psychotherapy, from a rehabilitation perspective, motion analysis is becoming increasingly important for climbers to prevent injury-...

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Published in2024 International Conference on Informatics Education and Computer Technology Applications (IECA) pp. 185 - 189
Main Authors Sun, Zhaoju, Qian, Baoshan, Huang, Siming
Format Conference Proceeding
LanguageEnglish
Published IEEE 26.01.2024
Subjects
Data collection
design
Motion capture
Muscles
Rocks
Software
Therapeutic Climbing
Tracking
Training
Training tracking system
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Summary:With the rise of rehabilitation climbing, which is growing rapidly and is increasingly used in occupational and physical therapy, as well as experiential education and psychotherapy, from a rehabilitation perspective, motion analysis is becoming increasingly important for climbers to prevent injury-prone movements. Compared with other rehabilitation methods, data collection is more difficult. Therefore, the use of motion capture technology to collect the data of the therapist during the rehabilitation climbing process is crucial. Literature method and logical analysis method are used to sort out data related to motion capture technology. In order to solve the difficulty of data collection in climbing and the complicated analysis process of human movements during climbing, a non-contact motion analysis method based on motion capture is proposed in this paper, which can locate each joint of the climber and deduce relevant parameters. Such as muscle strength, endurance, balance, coordination, etc. The results show that the better the therapeutic effect of designing rehabilitation climbing motion is when the motion capture technology is fully combined.
DOI:10.1109/IECA62822.2024.00042