UTILIZING OF MEMS SENSORS IN REHABILITATION PROCESS

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  • Ján Karchňák
  • Dušan Šimšík
  • Daniel Siman
  • Marcel More

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.14311/CTJ.2013.4.%25x

Klíčová slova:

MEMS, wearable sensors, motion analysis

Abstrakt

The potential for utilizing of MEMS sensors, especially of accelerometers and gyroscopes is significant. They are used not only in consumer’s electronics, but also in so called wearable sensors that can be worn on body or in part of garment without interrupting comfort of person who is wearing these sensors. In the same time, we are able to collect data about person carrying the device. This paper focuses on analysis of current state of utilizing of MEMS sensors in rehabilitation process or in motion analysis.

Stažení

Publikováno

2017-07-04

Číslo

Vol 43 No 4 (2013)

Sekce

Original Research

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