Design of a Central Control System for an Interactive Multimedia-Enhanced Post-Surgery Rehabilitation Space
Date Issued
2010
Date
2010
Author(s)
Chen, Wei-Han
Abstract
This paper presents the design and the implementation of the central control system in multi-session interactive multimedia rehabilitation space, i-m-Space. The purpose of i-m-Space is to help post-surgery recovery of breast cancer patients and to apply multimedia technology not only to provide patients a clear view of their physical but also the psychological rehabilitation status. To approach this goal, there is a need to involve multiple rehabilitation sessions in such recovery space, including three breathing-based sessions for relaxation training and three sessions for rehabilitation exercise training. Therefore, in such a multi-session oriented, technical-enhanced recovery space, the biggest challenge is to provide a central control system which can manipulate and integrate all communication and information exchanges between each session. In order to successfully conduct i-m-Space, we have implemented a multimedia central control system for i-m-Space project. In this paper, we also present the feedbacks and suggestions from several patients who have preliminary experience of i-m-Space, to try to improve the implementation of i-m-Space system and probably similar studies in the near future.
Subjects
Multimedia Rehabilitation Space
Biofeedback
Interactive Multimedia
Computer Human Interaction
Human Computer Interface
Central Control System
SDGs
Type
thesis
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