Providing Personalized Gait Feedback in Daily Life
摘要
Gait rehabilitation often faces difficulties translating into daily life once patients leave the clinical setting. Wearable systems that trigger individualized movement reminders can promote awareness of gait parameters. This study presents a modular framework for developing personalized real-time biofeedback systems in gait rehabilitation, demonstrated in a case study where knee range of motion feedback was provided via smartwatch. The device is currently being piloted in real-world use, with frequency and distribution of alerts under evaluation.