Wearable-based sensing technologies enable ubiquitous and continuous monitoring of the body kinematics, while being egocentric, and do not suffer from occlusion or poor lighting, like camera-based solutions.
@ThinGenious, in @SUNxr.he EU research project, leverages the latest advancements in the field to make rehabilitation more effective and accessible. @SUNxr.he envisions a future where wearable technology can harness the power of AI to monitor remotely the everyday progress and offer real-time feedback to both patients and healthcare provider.
Technologies used in the demo:
– Hardware: Xsens MVN awinda sensors by @Movella
– Software: Transformer-Inertial-Poser (TIP), https://github.com/jyf588/transformer-inertial-poser
On Youtube you can find a short video showing the above technology.