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Our interactive physical therapy interface provides remote, in-home assessment and coaching with quantitative measurement of balance and movement. This technology offers patients the opportunity to receive physical therapy in the home with more frequent assessment and adjustment of prescribed exercises, resulting in more effective rehabilitation and health outcomes. Majorie Skubic and Prasad Calyam, University of Missouri
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Greetings,
I Hope you are doing well and have a wonderful new year. New year brings new opportunities and hope the pandemic could end in 2022 :) 🙏
Please accept my apologies for my cold message. My name is Viren, and I am a Business Manager for Global Sales at GlobeSync Technologies. I reached out to see if we could assist you with your software development needs (Mobile, Web, Cloud, IoT, Embedded, UI/UX etc.). As a 13-year-old Tempe, software engineering firm with a Team of 100+ professional, and globally presence in 9+ Countries, we work efficiently to deliver unique solutions to start-ups, other software development firms, enterprises, and digital agencies.
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Interactive Interface for Remote Physical Therapy
- 1. Physical Therapy as a Service Marjorie Skubic Professor, Electrical & Computer Engineering Director, Center for Eldercare & Rehab Technology Prasad Calyam Assistant Professor, Computer Science Director, VirtualizaAon, MulAmedia & Networking Lab University of Missouri www.eldertech.missouri.edu
- 2. Senior Housing Detection of Falls and Health Changes Alert Manager Web Portal Internet Senior Housing Health & Fall Alerts “Asynchronous” Analytics for Fall Alarms Integration and Data Storage Early Detec<on of Health Changes In-‐Home Health Monitoring System Motion Sensors Bed Sensors Depth Sensors Motion Sensors Bed Sensors Depth Sensors Care Coordinator
- 3. Senior Housing Detection of Falls and Health Changes Alert Manager Web Portal Internet Senior Housing Health & Fall Alerts “Asynchronous” Analytics – E.g., Fall Alarms Integration and Data Storage Early Detec<on of Health Changes In-‐Home Health Monitoring System Motion Sensors Bed Sensors Depth Sensors Motion Sensors Bed Sensors Depth Sensors Care Coordinator Sensors detect health changes before you do • Early interven5ons • Be7er health outcomes • Preventable hospitaliza5ons • Huge savings in healthcare costs
- 4. Carmen the Physical Therapist Dr. Carmen Abbo7
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- 6. “Synchronous” HD Video Conferencing with 3D Sensing for Remote Physical Therapy Sensors Kansas City Home Sensors Detection of Falls and Health Changes Alert Manager Web Portal Internet Kansas City Home Sensors Health & Fall Alerts Physical Therapist “Asynchronous” Analytics for Fall Alarms Care Coordinator City Hosted GENI Rack Integration and Data Storage for network performance The GENI-‐Enabled, In-‐Home Health Monitoring System with Remote, Personalized Physical Therapy
- 7. • More than video conferencing; Includes 3D sensing • User-‐centered design for interface development In-‐home “paDent” view Physical therapist view Controlled by voice commands Home Home PT PT
- 8. Demo
- 9. Network Awareness • Instrumenta5on of measurement “overlap with applica5on” • GENI Rack with Narada Metrics • Ac5ve measurements • To evaluate the network path health • Passive measurements • To study the applica5on bandwidth consump5on trends • Helps in correla5on of subjec5ve and objec5ve measurements .
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- 11. Thank you for your aLen<on! www.eldertech.missouri.edu h7p://cs.missouri.edu/~calyamp