1. Wii Care James Augustin Benjamin Cole Daniel Hammer Trenton J. Johnson Ricardo Martinez

2. Wii for Healthcare Problem 2/3rds of Americans will experience neck pain 120,000 cases of whiplash annually Solution Low cost method to analyze range of motion Ability to perform cervical exercise at home

3. Project Scope ◦Sponsor ◦Head Orientation Tracking Device Wii ◦Top selling  $74 mil Worldwide ($34 mil U.S.) ◦Components

4. Wiimote Main input device; Bluetooth communication ◦Compatible with standard Bluetooth hosts 16 kB Chip 128x96 monochrome camera with Infrared filter. ◦Infrared wavelengths (750-1000nm) ◦Refresh Rate of 100Hz 1024x768 resolution or track objects

5. Wiimote AA Batteries ◦60 hours – accelerometer functionality and ◦25 hours - accelerometer and pointer functionality 16 kB Chip ◦Code for built-in microcontroller ◦Section read/write by host  6 kB ◦ Up to ten Mii avatars ◦ User profiles or days logged

6. Memory Chip EEPROM

7. Sensor Bar 2 quintets of infrared LEDs 20cm Triangulation ◦Each cluster is separate point

8. Concept #1 Using single Wii-Mote and LEDs

9. Concept 1: Role reversal ◦Up to 4 LEDs worn  Stationary Wii remote. Tracking of motion ◦Blackbody Phenomenon.  Naturally everything emits infrared radiation; moving atoms.  The infrared filter in the Wiimote records IR LEDs affixed on the user’s device. ◦LED intensity rating(940nm)  5m max

10. Appearance The LED apparatus, or sensor bar, is aesthetically modified in order to present an unobtrusive device that can be comfortably worn. ◦Compartment of resistors, diodes, and battery.  ON/OFF Switch

12. Concept #2 Using the Accelerometer

13. Concept 2: 3-axis with range of at least +/- 3g with 10% sensitivity. Wii controller placed on back of head Simple method to acquire position data (integration of acceleration) Lowest cost among all concepts May make patient feel uncomfortable Contact by patient and therapist increases risk for damage to design Initial values must be determined manually Nintendo determined not accurate enough alone to determine position

14. Accelerometer Goofy or Awesome? ADXL330 Integrated Circuit

15. Concept #3 Using Multiple Wii Controllers

16. Concept 3: Usage of Multiple Wii Controllers The Wii controller’s infra-red camera is only capable of tracking up to four moving infra-red sources at once. Therefore, by utilizing a range of 2-4 controllers data can be pulled and analyzed for up to 16 infra-red sources.

17. Benefits of Multiple Controllers Multiple infra-red sources can be used for tracking and other purposes. Increased field of view. Increased accuracy.

18. Negatives of Multiple Controllers Increased cost. Restricted infra-red source placement due an increased field of view. Possibility of one controller interpreting a source as “jumping” from one end of the field of view to the other. Adds complexities to the programming, data analyzing and manipulating process.

19. Two Wii Controllers

20. Three Wii Controllers

21. Four Wii Controllers

22. Concept #4 LED Array and Reflective Device

23. -IR Field -Centralized reflection back to source

24. Pros Simplicity No electronics in head unit Interference Cons

25. Concept #5 Using extra LED sets

26. Extra LEDs Monitoring of more areas More accurate tracking Size and shape data

27. Filter Rendering of more data sets Key locations 850 to 940nm stock

28. Pros More accuracy Constant sources Complexity Head Unit Complications Cons

29. Blinking Rendering of more data sets Key locations 100Hz refresh rate

30. Pros More accuracy Minimized Components Complexity Head Unit Complications Cons

31. Videos

32. Decision Matrix Criteria Weighing Factor 1 WiimoteMultiple Wiimotes Accelerometer 1-4 LEDs4+ LEDSArray1-4 LEDs4+LEDsArray Cost0.19877659 Durability0.18868864 Adaptability/ Versatility0.26669997 Efficiency0.057765549 Portability/Light weight0.18897785 Ease of Use/Setup0.18898879 Accuracy0.199810 87 Design Complexity0.29598679 Aesthetics0.059998889 Total87.17.658.057.557.27.5

33. Results of Decision Matrix Ranked from 1-10 Multiple Wii controllers with up to 4 LEDs determined to be best concept Marginally better by 0.05 score Can be easily switched to single Wii controller if problems arise during construction

34. Programming

35. Interaction Style Graphical User Interface (GUI) vs Command Line Interface (CLI) ◦Ease of operation ◦Ease of understanding and interpretation ◦Spatial and visual cues of the environment vs

36. Interaction Style Command Line Interface (CLI) ◦Advantages:  Much easier to implement  Could be efficient for experts ◦Disadvantages:  Can be error prone  May require user to do a lot of memorizing  Hard to make use of physical metaphors  Archaic  Unattractive

37. Interaction Style Graphical User Interface (GUI) ◦Advantages  Symbols recognized faster than text  Faster learning  Much more intuitive  Aesthetically pleasing  Increased feeling of control ◦Disadvantages:  Greater design complexity  May not be fastest interaction style for experts

38. Interaction Style Graphical User Interface (GUI) ◦The most significant advantages of using a graphical user environment:  3 dimensional body rendering  3D and 2D data visualization (graphs)

39. Interaction Style Graphical User Interface (GUI) Concept

40. Data Presentation 3D Graphs ◦Data points will be taken in x-, y-, and z- coordinate triplets. ◦Points can be connected to show the path that the points take while attached to the moving head, shoulders, etc.

41. Data Presentation 2D Graphs ◦Data can also be represented in three different 2D graphs, one for each dimension in space. ◦“coordinate versus time” layout ◦will allow movement in each dimension to be analyzed individually

42. Programming Languages Which programming language is the best fit? ◦C / C++ ◦Visual Basic ◦C ♯ ◦Java

43. Programming Languages C / C++ ◦Ubiquitous ◦GUI creation is more complex with other languages ◦Widely supported ◦Applications run natively so performance is optimal

44. Programming Languages Visual Basic ◦Easy to learn ◦GUI creation is like a first class citizen ◦Syntax is not like C / C++

45. Programming Languages C ♯ ◦More robust object-oriented language ◦Syntax like C / C++ ◦Heavily influenced by Java

46. Programming Languages Key points of VB and C ♯ ◦Part of Microsoft’s.NET technology ◦Common Language Runtime (CLR)  is, in actuality, a separate piece of software ◦Only available for the Windows platform

47. Programming Languages Enter Java. ◦Write Once, Run Anywhere (WORA) ◦Java Runtime Environment  Has been implemented in: ◦ Several operating systems ◦ Several architectures ◦ Hardware ◦Java 3D library

48. Programming Languages Enter Java. ◦Performance  Comparison with C / C++ ◦“A little slower” is an acceptable trade off for portability

49. Data Presentation (revisited) Java and Graphing ◦Free libraries exist  Java Universal Network Graphic (JUNG) Framework  JGraphT  JFreeChart just to name a few ◦MATLAB Builder TM JA  Exports MATLAB code to Java classes  $4,000

50. Conclusion Multiple Wii controllers with 4 LEDs Java GUI Best way to get accurate results Can be easily changed to single Wii controller Cost remains low