A unified platform for outcome measures and exergames with 3D accelerometry

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Abstract

Mobile accelerometry is more and more being used in clinical trials as a tool to measure outcomes related to physical activity. However, it is still difficult to integrate exercise therapy in controlled clinical trials. We want to explore the option to use a unified platform to both measure outcome and prescribe and monitor exercise therapy using the actibelt technology platform. We present a prototype based on the actibelt platform that allows to use the wearable device as a mouse controller for a large set of potentially interesting games. Playing an exergame a person is encouraged to increase its level of daily motion while engaging in an activity that is perceived as interesting and fun, thus, providing an intrinsic motivation. Studies suggest that exergaming can be compared to light or moderate physical activity considering the heart rate, oxygen consumption and energy expenditure.

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