2025/01/09 by Nowak, Joanna, Kempiński, Marcin, Mikołajewski, Dariusz
#Internet of Things #artificial intelligence #exoskeleton #home rehabilitation #human–machine interaction #remote treatment #robot-aided rehabilitation
paper · doi:10.34767/simis.2024.03.06
Hand therapy using a novel robotic exoskeleton can reduce motor deficits and improve functional recovery in patients. Robotic therapy can therefore effectively complement standard rehabilitation by providing therapeutic support to patients. The group of hand exoskeletons is at the beginning of its development and requires further research, and supplementing it with Internet of Things technologies will further increase its capabilities. The aim of this article is to determine the current state of research and development opportunities in this area.