Virtual scene parameter self-adaption method for restraining upper limb shoulder and elbow rehabilitation compensation
A virtual scene, adaptive technology, applied in the field of artificial intelligence, can solve the problem of lack of adaptive intelligent guidance of patients' upper limb health coordination mode, and achieve the effect of inhibiting motion compensation
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[0078] Embodiment 1: the adaptive adjustment method and realization of suppressing compensatory motion in single-joint training, comprise the following steps:
[0079] Such as figure 2 As shown, the virtual curve 1 plans the motion trajectory and guides the patient's limb end to reach the target position 1, and the patient's elbow joint 3 needs to be kept straight during this process;
[0080] At this point, the construction of the virtual obstacle rod 5, the motion trajectory 6 and the target object 7 is completed, and the patient is guided to maintain the flexion position of the shoulder joint, and the end of the affected limb is touched by the target object after driving the elbow joint to bend the target angle 8;
[0081] After the virtual character and the target object complete the interactive collision, the object is transferred to the target position 1. Guide the patient to stretch the elbow joint and touch the target object again, so as to complete the repetitive reh...
Embodiment 2
[0086] Embodiment 2: The adaptive adjustment method and realization of suppressing compensatory motion in the linkage training of upper limb joints, comprising the following steps:
[0087] Such as image 3 As shown, in the virtual scene, the target object 10 randomly appears on the semicircular trajectory of the affected side with the patient's affected shoulder as the center of the circle, and the patient needs to touch the target object as soon as possible within the specified time limit;
[0088] Real-time monitoring of the shoulder inclination angle 11 between the shoulder vector and the sagittal plane normal vector and the body bending angle 12 between the spine vector and the cross-sectional normal vector;
[0089] If the detected shoulder inclination angle 11 and body bending angle 12 are both zero, it indicates that the patient does not currently have any form of compensatory movement, the virtual target 10 is always green, and the target disappears and appears in the...
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