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Clinical Rehabilitation Experience Utilizing Serious Games

Rehabilitation Technology and a Technical Concept for Health Data Collection

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  • © 2018

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Editors:
  1. Michael Lawo

    1. FB3 / TZI, Universität Bremen, Bremen, Germany

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  2. Peter Knackfuß

    1. InfoConsult GmbH, Bremen, Germany

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  • Study in the field of technical sciences
  • Wearable and pervasive computing
  • Serious games for rehabilitation

Part of the book series: Advanced Studies Mobile Research Center Bremen (ASMRC)

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Table of contents (9 chapters)

  1. Front Matter

    Pages I-VII
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  2. Wearable and Pervasive Computing for Healthcare and Towards Serious Games An Introduction

    • Michael Lawo, Peter Knackfuß
    Pages 1-29

  3. Reference Rehabilitation Platform for Serious Games The Rehab@Home Project

    • Peter Knackfuß, Michael Lawo
    Pages 31-50

  4. Hardware and Software for Solving the Serious Game Challenge Using Commercial Off-the-Shelf Components and Open Source Software Frameworks

    • Hendrik Iben, Ali Mehmood Khan, Michael Lawo
    Pages 51-78

  5. Serious Games for Neuro-Rehabilitation A User Centred Design Approach

    • Antonio Ascolese, Lucia Pannese, David Wortley
    Pages 79-103

  6. Technical Concept of Health Data Collection and Integration Data Analysis for Gaining Meaningful Medical Information

    • Serena Ponte, Elisa Ferrara, Silvana Dellepiane, Roberta Ferretti, Sonia Nardotto
    Pages 105-129

  7. Media Ecology Aspects of Homecare Assistive & Rehabilitation Technology How to Integrate into the User Centred Design Process

    • Dov Faust, Edna Pasher, Robert K. Logan, Hadas Raz
    Pages 131-161

  8. Intuitive Interaction Experiences with User Groups

    • Marten Ellßel, Peter Knackfuß, Michael Lawo
    Pages 163-189

  9. Clinical Experiences from Clinical Tests Experiments in the Context of Rehab@Home

    • Johanna Jonsdottir, Wolfhard Klein, Rita Bertoni
    Pages 191-213

  10. Recognizing Emotional States An Approach Using Physiological Devices

    • Ali Mehmood Khan, Michael Lawo
    Pages 215-236

  11. Back Matter

    Pages 237-241
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About this book

This book emerged out of research done during the period between 2004 and 2016 on the topic of mobile and wearable computing. It did not solely focus on technical solutions and the search for a general approach but also on the question how people can live with this technology. Thus social and organizational aspects were also part of the research. The findings demonstrate the opportunities of serious games and reveal the need of clinical studies when targeting at solutions that are to become part of any kind of therapy. The result is a comprehensive presentation of research findings covering different important aspects in the domain of wearable and pervasive computing for a better life.

Editors and Affiliations

  • FB3 / TZI, Universität Bremen, Bremen, Germany

    Michael Lawo

  • InfoConsult GmbH, Bremen, Germany

    Peter Knackfuß

About the editors

Prof. Dr. Michael Lawo was a professor for applied computer science at the University of Bremen from 2004 to 2016.

Dr. Peter Knackfuß is consultant for network technology and industry and public bodies while performing research and development projects.

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