shoulder Rehabilitation using Virtual Physiotherapy System

Frozen Shoulder, also known as Adhesive Capsulitis, is a condition in which the rotators within the shoulder joints stop moving. This proposed study aims to develop a wearable, remote, and portable sensor-based device that can analyze human shoulder movements. Patients, as well as doctors and physiotherapists, can virtually track and monitor their patient’s progress with the assistance of this proposed model through a cloud platform. Users don’t have to sit around keeping up with and overseeing solutions and patient history since it’s all consequently put away on the Application being utilized. Time, effort, and manpower are saved through automated record tracking, mapping, and grouping of similar cases into standardized treatments. Challenges that may need to be addressed while developing the proposed device and application include Sensor accuracy and precision: To ensure that the device can accurately analyze and track shoulder movements, it is essential to have sensors that are highly accurate and precise. The sensors should be able to capture the range of motion, velocity, and acceleration of the shoulder joint. Battery life: The wearable device should have a long battery life to allow for extended monitoring periods without the need for frequent recharging. User-friendliness: The device and application should be easy to use and navigate for both patients and healthcare providers. It should have an intuitive interface and provide clear and concise instructions for use. Integration with existing healthcare systems: The device and application should integrate seamlessly with existing healthcare systems to ensure smooth communication between patients and healthcare providers. Cost-effectiveness: The device should be affordable for patients, and the cost of using the application should not be a barrier to accessing healthcare services.