Design and evaluation of an immersive adaptive VR exergame for upper Limb Stroke Rehabilitation

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Autores:: Villada Castillo, Julian Felipe

Tipo de recurso:: Doctoral thesis

Fecha de publicación:: 2024

Institución:: Universidad Tecnológica de Pereira

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title	Design and evaluation of an immersive adaptive VR exergame for upper Limb Stroke Rehabilitation
spellingShingle	Design and evaluation of an immersive adaptive VR exergame for upper Limb Stroke Rehabilitation 370 - Educación Realidad virtual - Equipo y accesorios Telemedicina Rehabilitación médica Immersive Virtual Reality (IVR) Exergame User Experience (UX) User-Centered Design (UCD) Kinematic Adaptive System Goniometry Spasticity Dimensionless Jerk Playtesting Neuroplasticity Virtual Reality Neuroscience Questionnaire (VRNQ) Adaptive Exergame Telemedicine Augmented Reality (AR) Machine Learning (ML) Rehabilitation Fatigue Physiatrist Borg Scale Wearable Sensors Difficulty Adjusted Performance Index (DAPI) Mechas User Experience (UX)
title_short	Design and evaluation of an immersive adaptive VR exergame for upper Limb Stroke Rehabilitation
title_full	Design and evaluation of an immersive adaptive VR exergame for upper Limb Stroke Rehabilitation
title_fullStr	Design and evaluation of an immersive adaptive VR exergame for upper Limb Stroke Rehabilitation
title_full_unstemmed	Design and evaluation of an immersive adaptive VR exergame for upper Limb Stroke Rehabilitation
title_sort	Design and evaluation of an immersive adaptive VR exergame for upper Limb Stroke Rehabilitation
dc.creator.fl_str_mv	Villada Castillo, Julian Felipe
dc.contributor.advisor.none.fl_str_mv	Muñoz, John Edison Gallo Henao, Oscar Alberto Lopez, Jose Fernando
dc.contributor.author.none.fl_str_mv	Villada Castillo, Julian Felipe
dc.subject.ddc.none.fl_str_mv	370 - Educación
topic	370 - Educación Realidad virtual - Equipo y accesorios Telemedicina Rehabilitación médica Immersive Virtual Reality (IVR) Exergame User Experience (UX) User-Centered Design (UCD) Kinematic Adaptive System Goniometry Spasticity Dimensionless Jerk Playtesting Neuroplasticity Virtual Reality Neuroscience Questionnaire (VRNQ) Adaptive Exergame Telemedicine Augmented Reality (AR) Machine Learning (ML) Rehabilitation Fatigue Physiatrist Borg Scale Wearable Sensors Difficulty Adjusted Performance Index (DAPI) Mechas User Experience (UX)
dc.subject.armarc.none.fl_str_mv	Realidad virtual - Equipo y accesorios Telemedicina Rehabilitación médica
dc.subject.proposal.spa.fl_str_mv	Immersive Virtual Reality (IVR) Exergame User Experience (UX) User-Centered Design (UCD) Kinematic Adaptive System Goniometry Spasticity Dimensionless Jerk Playtesting Neuroplasticity Virtual Reality Neuroscience Questionnaire (VRNQ) Adaptive Exergame Telemedicine Augmented Reality (AR) Machine Learning (ML) Rehabilitation Fatigue Physiatrist Borg Scale Wearable Sensors Difficulty Adjusted Performance Index (DAPI) Mechas User Experience (UX)
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dc.date.accessioned.none.fl_str_mv	2024-12-05T14:26:56Z
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dc.date.issued.none.fl_str_mv	2024
dc.type.none.fl_str_mv	Trabajo de grado - Doctorado
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spelling	Atribución-NoComercial-SinDerivadas 4.0 Internacional (CC BY-NC-ND 4.0)Manifiesto (Manifestamos) en este documento la voluntad de autorizar a la Biblioteca Jorge Roa Martínez de la Universidad Tecnológica de Pereira la publicación en el Repositorio institucional (http://biblioteca.utp.edu.co), la versión electrónica de la OBRA titulada: La Universidad Tecnológica de Pereira, entidad académica sin ánimo de lucro, queda por lo tanto facultada para ejercer plenamente la autorización anteriormente descrita en su actividad ordinaria de investigación, docencia y publicación. La autorización otorgada se ajusta a lo que establece la Ley 23 de 1982. Con todo, en mi (nuestra) condición de autor (es) me (nos) reservo (reservamos) los derechos morales de la OBRA antes citada con arreglo al artículo 30 de la Ley 23 de 1982. En concordancia suscribo (suscribimos) este documento en el momento mismo que hago (hacemos) entrega de mi (nuestra) OBRA a la Biblioteca “Jorge Roa Martínez” de la Universidad Tecnológica de Pereira. Manifiesto (manifestamos) que la OBRA objeto de la presente autorizacióNhttps://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/http://purl.org/coar/access_right/c_abf2info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessMuñoz, John EdisonGallo Henao, Oscar AlbertoLopez, Jose FernandoVillada Castillo, Julian Felipe2024-12-05T14:26:56Z2024-12-05T14:26:56Z2024https://hdl.handle.net/11059/15553Universidad Tecnológica de PereiraRepositorio Universidad Tecnológica de Pereirahttps://repositorio.utp.edu.co/home: figuras, tablasEsta tesis presenta el diseño o desarrollo y evaluación de un exergame adaptativo basado en Realidad Virtual Inmersiva (IVR), denominado Motion Health VR, como una herramienta complementaria para la rehabilitación del miembro superior en pacientes con stroke. La investigación aborda las limitaciones de los métodos tradicionales de rehabilitación caracterizados por la monotonía de los ejercicios, la falta de personalización y las dificultades para mantener la motivación y la adherencia de los pacientes. A través de un enfoque innovador que combina el diseño centrado en el usuario (UCD) con tecnologías adaptativas avanzadas, esta tesis propone una solución terapéutica interactiva, inmersiva y efectiva que busca maximizar los beneficios clínicos mientras mejora la experiencia del paciente. El desarrollo de Motion Health VR se fundamentó en principios de diseño centrado en el usuario (UCD), asegurando que las necesidades y limitaciones específicas de los pacientes con stroke guiaran cada etapa del proceso. Este enfoque involucró activamente a pacientes, terapeutas y especialistas en todas las fases del diseño desde la conceptualización hasta la implementación. Durante el desarrollo, se realizaron múltiples iteraciones de pruebas de usuario ( playtesting), lo que permitió refinar continuamente las mecánicas del juego, ajustar la interfaz y garantizar la efectividad del exergame.Introduction to Immersive Virtual Reality (IVR) in Rehabilitation 3 Background and Importance 3 Technological Advances 4 Clinical Applications and Benefits in Stroke 5 Current Research and Future Directions 6 Problem Statement 7 Challenges in Traditional Rehabilitation in Stroke 7 Accessibility and Economic Burden 8 Summary of Limitations of Current IVR Solutions . . . 9 Research Gaps and Opportunities 10 Research Motivation 12 Potential of IVR in Stroke Rehabilitation 12 Enhancing Patient Engagement and Adherence 12 Personalization and Adaptability 13 Optimizing User Experience and Functional Recovery . 14 Research Contribution 15 UCD and Iterative Design with Playtesting in the De- velopment of Motion Health VR for Post-Stroke Reha- bilitation. 15 Evaluation of the Personalized Exergames for Post- Stroke Home Rehabilitation and Exploratory Analysis of Game Metrics 15 Kinematic Analysis and Real-Time Adaptation Refine- ment in Exergames for Post-Stroke Rehabilitation 16 Clinical and Functional Efficacy of an Adaptive Ex- ergame in Post-Stroke Rehabilitation: Insights from Mo- tor Functions and Game User Experience 17 General Discussion, Conclusions, Limitations, and Fu- ture Work. 18 Publications and Conferences During the Doctoral Program . 18 UCD and Iterative Design with Playtesting in the Development of Motion Health IVR for Post-Stroke Rehabilitation. 22 Introduction 22 User Centered Design 23 Introduction to UCD in Rehabilitation Technologies 23 Methodology 24 Results 31 Conclusions from Archetype Analysis 37 Iterations of Playtesting in the Development of IVR Exergames for Post-Stroke Rehabilitation 37 The Importance of Playtesting in Exergame Development 37 Playtesting Methodology 38 Analysis of Playtesting Sessions 41 Clinical Perceptions and Feasibility Analysis of Motion Health VR in Post-Stroke Rehabilitation 47 Importance of Clinical Validation 47 Study Methodology 47 Study Results 50 Chapter Overview 53 Evaluation of the Personalized Exergame for Post-Stroke Home Re- habilitation and Exploratory Analysis of Game Metrics 55 Introduction 55 Study Objectives 56 Methodology 57 Study Design 57 Patient Selection 57 Inclusion Criteria: 58 Exclusion Criteria: 58 Demographic Profile: 59 Intervention Protocol 59 Clinical and Game User Experience Assessments 60 IVR Game User Experience: 61 Cognitive assessment and self-perceived health assessment 62 Game Metrics 62 Difficulty-Adjusted Performance Index (DAPI): 63 Data Analysis 64 Results 64 Mobility and Physical Activity 65 3.4.2 Modified Ashworth Spasticity Scale: 65 3.4.3 ITQ 66 3.4.4 VRNQ 67 3.4.5 Borg Fatigue Scale 67 3.4.6 Satisfaction Questionnaire 67 3.4.7 Game Metrics and DAPI Evaluation 69 3.4.8 Generalized Game Performance and DAPI Evaluation: . 71 3.4.9 Chapter Overview 73 Kinematic Analysis and Real-Time Adaptation Refinement in Ex- ergames for Post-Stroke Rehabilitation 74 Introduction 74 Methodology 74 Kinematic Data Collection: 74 IK Model Implementation 75 Dimensionality Reduction and Principal Component Analysis (PCA) 79 Classifier Analysis 79 Implementation of the Adaptive System Based on Di- mensionless Jerk 80 Improvements Implemented in Motion Health VR 82 Exploration of Advanced Methodologies for Real-Time Adaptation 83 Adaptability Process of Difficulty in Motion Health VR 85 Results 87 Overall Results 87 Playtest 1: Evaluation of the Environmental Graphical Enhancement 87 Playtest 2: Evaluation of the Auditory Guide and Feed- back 87 Playtest 3: Evaluation of the Base Difficulty System and Scenario 88 Playtest 4: Evaluation of Real-Time Difficulty Adapt- ability 89 Chapter Overview 91 Clinical and Functional Efficacy of an Adaptive Exergame in Post- Stroke Rehabilitation: Insights from Motor Functions and Game User Experience 92 Introduction 92 Methodology 92 Comparative Study 92 Session Structure 93 Inclusion and Exclusion Criteria 94 Hardware and Visualization 97 Outcome Measures 98 Movement and Physical Activity 98 Game User Experience in IVR Game 98 Game Metrics 99 Boxes Mechanic 99 5.4.2 Tejos Mechanic 99 5.4.3 Branches Mechanic 99 5.5 DAPI 100 5.5.1 Procedure 100 Results 101 ROM Assesment 101 Modified Ashworth Spasticity Scale 101 ITQ 103 VRNQ 103 Borg Fatigue Scale 106 Satisfaction Questionnaire 107 Game Metrics 108 DAPI Analysis 110 Chapter Overview 110 General Discussion, Conclusions, Limitations and Future Work. 112 UCD and, Cultural Integration and Iterative Development 112 Diversity in Physical and Cognitive Limitations 112 Cultural Integration and Contextual Relevance 112 Challenges in Cultural Integration 113 Iterative Design and Playtesting 113 Identifying Challenges and Continuous Improvement 114 User Experience of IVR in Stroke 115 Immersion and Engagement 115 Satisfaction and Enjoyment: Test Comparison 116 Motivation and Long-Term Adherence 117 Clinical Outcomes: Mobility, Spasticity, and Perceived Fatigue 118 Mobility Improvements 118 Spasticity Reduction 118 Perceived Fatigue and Therapy Sustainability 119 Comparative Overview: Control vs. Experimental Groups120 Game Metrics 121 The Role of Kinematic Adaptation 122 Real-Time Task Difficulty Adjustment 122 Personalized Therapy and Its Implications 123 Kinematic Data and Fatigue Prediction 123 Comparative Analysis: Control vs. Experimental Group 124 Implications for Clinical Practice and the Future of Home- Based Rehabilitation 125 The Future of IVR Based Rehabilitation 126 Conclusions 128 Limitations 131 Future Work 134DoctoradoDoctor(a) en Ingeniería177 páginasapplication/pdfspaUniversidad Tecnológica de PereiraDoctorado en IngenieríaFacultad de IngenieríasPereira370 - EducaciónRealidad virtual - Equipo y accesoriosTelemedicinaRehabilitación médicaImmersive Virtual Reality (IVR)ExergameUser Experience (UX)User-Centered 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