1. 2014 Ni Yan 10/9/2014 #GHC14 2014 InnoMotion A Web-based Rehabilitation System Helping Patients Recover and Gain Self-Awareness of Their Body Away from the Clinic

2. 2014 Kruthi Sabnis Krishna Anna Muth Luxi ChenMiranda KiangNi Yan University of Michigan, School of Information Human-Computer Interaction Team Third price at CHI2014 Student Interaction Design Competition

3. 2014 Motivation  There is a better way to do physical therapy.

4. 2014 Competitive Landscape  SeeMe −patient and therapist interaction not −Affordable  You Rehab −Boring exercises. −Need to train patients to use the system  VirtualWare −Complicated hardware −and problems with initial set up  NYOYN −Lack of quick −understandable data

5. 2014 Research Methods  Literature Review −Research Papers  Interview −5 Patients −2 Therapists −1 OT Student −2 Specialists −4 Professors  Affinity wall −8 Hours  Concept Map  3 Stakeholders

6. 2014 Key Insights Patients lose motivation when they are exercising at home. “”

7. 2014 Design Process Overview Fast iteration; improvements based on feedback Research Sketch Low-fi Wireframe Hi-fi Evaluation

8. 2014 Interaction Design Explore the world in a whole new way. “”

9. 2014 Rich Interactions Rich interactions through gesture, voice and touch - basics of how the system works Gestures TouchVoice

10. 2014 Motivating the users Compelling, useful and engaging exercises Real-time feedback on movement accuracy Tracking data and progress Connecting patient with therapist

11. 2014 Data Tracking & Feedback Real-time feedback Record the data Track rehab progress

12. 2014 Engaging Exercise Design Map to real-world goals “”

13. 2014 Exercises set to music

14. 2014 Patient-Therapist Portal  Connects patients with a trusted source  Therapist can monitor patient progress and exercise metrics

15. 2014 Evaluations Study 1 Low-fi usability test Study 2 High-fi patient portal test Study 3 High-fi therapist portal test Improve based on feedback

16. 2014 Limitations  Users who are not as technically proficient  Accuracy and availability of current motion-sensing technologies  Accessibility for blind/visually-impaired  Special needs for elderly patients

17. 2014 Future work More engaging exercises Make the system smarter Use different/multiple technologies Record therapy sessions for review remotely

18. 2014 Thank you!  For more information, check out InnoMotion demo video here: http://youtu.be/FfZZCGKWk_g http://youtu.be/FfZZCGKWk_g  Any Questions?

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