Developing a real-time movement sonification system for upper-limb rehabilitation for stroke survivors

Nown, Thomas H. and Kerr, Andrew and Andonovic, Ivan and Grealy, Madeleine A. and Tachtatzis, Christos; (2022) Developing a real-time movement sonification system for upper-limb rehabilitation for stroke survivors. In: 44th Annual International Conference of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society. IEEE, GBR.

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Abstract

Real-time movement sonification is currently being researched as an intervention for upper-limb rehabilitation for stroke survivors. A system using the Azure Kinect SDK has been developed to empower researchers to investigate this intervention. The presented study shows that users without neurological impairment can identify their own movements through the real-time audio feedback generated through the prototype system.

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