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Recently, MS-FIT (HELAGLOBE Società a Relazioni Limitate), a Kinect-based playable exergame implementing Pilates exercises, has been developed by an Italian network of experts in the field of MS rehabilitation for future use in research and clinics [28]. It has been customized for people with MS, allows tailoring the intervention in order to potentiate the effects of an ongoing program, and has been conceived to be developed for asynchronous telerehabilitation purposes.
JMIR Res Protoc 2025;14:e58026
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The developers used the Unity 3 D game engine software with Kinect Sensor V2 for Windows, a markerless tool usually adopted in different research scenarios as a low-cost device alternative to time-of-flight sensors (eg, SR-4000 CW10 by Mesa technologies) and motion tracking systems (eg, Vicon and Optotrac). It was preferred to Kinect Sensor V1 because it provides great precision and more stable results [58].
JMIR Serious Games 2023;11:e41371
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As for motion-controlled video games, most studies use Kinect devices (Microsoft Corp) along with commercial video games, which provide accessibility and portability and are low cost. However, these video games do not address the specific needs of patients who sometimes cannot perform the required movements quickly or efficiently enough to succeed during play.
JMIR Serious Games 2023;11:e36110
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The exergames were played using a motion sensor (Kinect 2.0, Microsoft Corporation) connected to a laptop (Micro-Star International) and controlled with a tablet (Lenovo). Training software (Good Life Kiosk Trainer, Good Life Technology) and television screens offered implementation in the homes of the study participants (Figure 3). Exergaming content and progression were built for players using Physio Tools Online (Physio Tools) exercise library software, enhanced with exergames.
JMIR Res Protoc 2022;11(11):e38434
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In contrast, Lamine et al [7] compared the validity of the Kinect for gait kinematics analysis with that of the Vicon system, and a Cartesian calibration was performed for both motion capture devices. Similarly, Pfister et al [6] compared the concurrent validity of the Kinect with Brekel Kinect software for sagittal plane gait kinematics analysis with that of the Vicon Nexus.
JMIR Mhealth Uhealth 2020;8(10):e19498
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Person-Generated Health Data in Simulated Rehabilitation Using Kinect for Stroke: Literature Review
The inclusion criteria include those full papers written in English that present rehabilitation systems for stroke using Kinect. Exclusion criteria include white papers or systematic or literature reviews, primary purpose of study not being rehabilitation or primary disease case not being stroke, or not using Kinect in any way. Based on our objectives, content of the included papers was primarily analyzed using the following questions: (1) What types of data did patients generate?
JMIR Rehabil Assist Technol 2018;5(1):e11
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Virtual Reality Cue Refusal Video Game for Alcohol and Cigarette Recovery Support: Summative Study
Free movement is possible with our game because Kinect (the system) is not hindered by a controller, cords, or bulky head gear.
Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) has extensive research backing its effectiveness in addiction treatment [21,22]. One important interpersonal component of CBT is refusal skill practice. Patients learn how to respond rapidly, maintain eye contact, and give a clear “no” when offered drugs [23].
JMIR Serious Games 2018;6(2):e7
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One of the devices that are attracting more attention is the Microsoft Kinect. It consists of a standard RGB camera, an infrared sensor, an infrared projector, and a set of 4 microphones. Since its appearance in 2010, several studies have attempted its use for cognitive assessment. For instance, Qiu and Helbig found a statistically significant relation between the corporal posture captured with the Kinect camera and the mental load required to complete 4 different tasks [26].
J Med Internet Res 2017;19(3):e79
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