Neural Network for Enhancing Robot-Assisted Rehabilitation: A Systematic Review
Noor Alam,
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SK Hasan,
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Gazi Abdullah Mashud
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et al.
Actuators,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
14(1), P. 16 - 16
Published: Jan. 6, 2025
The
integration
of
neural
networks
into
robotic
exoskeletons
for
physical
rehabilitation
has
become
popular
due
to
their
ability
interpret
complex
physiological
signals.
Surface
electromyography
(sEMG),
(EMG),
electroencephalography
(EEG),
and
other
signals
enable
communication
between
the
human
body
systems.
Utilizing
communicating
with
robots
plays
a
crucial
role
in
robot-assisted
neurorehabilitation.
This
systematic
review
synthesizes
44
peer-reviewed
studies,
exploring
how
can
improve
exoskeleton
individuals
impaired
upper
limbs.
By
categorizing
studies
based
on
joints,
sensor
systems,
control
methodologies,
we
offer
comprehensive
overview
network
applications
this
field.
Our
findings
demonstrate
that
networks,
such
as
Convolutional
Neural
Networks
(CNNs),
Long
Short-Term
Memory
(LSTM),
Radial
Basis
Function
(RBFNNs),
forms
significantly
contribute
patient-specific
by
enabling
adaptive
learning
personalized
therapy.
CNNs
motion
intention
estimation
accuracy,
while
LSTM
capture
temporal
muscle
activity
patterns
real-time
rehabilitation.
RBFNNs
human–robot
interaction
adapting
individual
movement
patterns,
leading
more
efficient
highlights
potential
revolutionize
limb
rehabilitation,
improving
motor
recovery
patient
outcomes
both
clinical
home-based
settings.
It
also
recommends
future
direction
customizing
existing
applications.
Language: Английский
Digital Twins Generated by Artificial Intelligence in Personalized Healthcare
M. Łukaniszyn,
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Łukasz Majka,
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Barbara Grochowicz
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et al.
Applied Sciences,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
14(20), P. 9404 - 9404
Published: Oct. 15, 2024
Digital
society
strategies
in
healthcare
include
the
rapid
development
of
digital
twins
(DTs)
for
patients
and
human
organs
medical
research
use
artificial
intelligence
(AI)
clinical
practice
to
develop
effective
treatments
a
cheaper,
quicker,
more
manner.
This
is
facilitated
by
availability
large
historical
datasets
from
previous
trials
other
real-world
data
sources
(e.g.,
patient
biometrics
collected
wearable
devices).
DTs
can
AI
models
create
predictions
future
health
outcomes
an
individual
form
AI-generated
twin
support
assessment
silico
intervention
strategies.
are
gaining
ability
update
real
time
relation
their
corresponding
physical
connect
multiple
diagnostic
therapeutic
devices.
Support
this
personalized
medicine
necessary
due
complex
technological
challenges,
regulatory
perspectives,
issues
security
trust
approach.
The
challenge
also
combine
different
omics
quickly
interpret
order
generate
disease
indicators
improve
sampling
longitudinal
analysis.
It
possible
care
through
various
means
(simulated
trials,
prediction,
remote
monitoring
apatient’s
condition,
treatment
progress,
adjustments
plan),
especially
environments
smart
cities
territories
wider
6G,
blockchain
(and
soon
maybe
quantum
cryptography),
Internet
Things
(IoT),
as
well
technologies,
such
multiomics.
From
practical
point
view,
requires
not
only
efficient
validation
but
seamless
integration
with
existing
infrastructure.
Language: Английский
Overview of 3D Printed Exoskeleton Materials and Opportunities for Their AI-Based Optimization
Applied Sciences,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
13(14), P. 8384 - 8384
Published: July 20, 2023
An
aging
population,
the
effects
of
pandemics
and
civilization-related
conditions,
limited
leapfrogging
in
number
rehabilitation
physiotherapy
specialists
are
driving
demand
for
modern
assistive
technologies,
especially
upper
lower
limb
exoskeletons.
Patient-tailored
devices
a
rapidly
developing
group
both
from
biomechanics,
informatics,
materials
engineering
perspective.
In
particular,
technological
development
3D
printing,
expanding
range
available
their
properties
(including
contact
with
living
tissue
bodily
fluids),
possibility
selecting
optimizing
them
using
artificial
intelligence
machine
learning)
encouraging
emergence
new
concepts,
particularly
within
Industry
4.0
paradigm.
The
article
provides
an
overview
what
is
this
area,
including
assessment
as
yet
untapped
research
industrial
and,
part,
clinical
potential.
Language: Английский
Applications of Artificial Intelligence-Based Patient Digital Twins in Decision Support in Rehabilitation and Physical Therapy
Electronics,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
13(24), P. 4994 - 4994
Published: Dec. 19, 2024
Artificial
intelligence
(AI)-based
digital
patient
twins
have
the
potential
to
make
breakthroughs
in
research
and
clinical
practices
rehabilitation.
They
it
possible
personalise
treatment
plans
by
simulating
different
rehabilitation
scenarios
predicting
patient-specific
outcomes.
DTs
can
continuously
monitor
a
patient’s
progress,
adjusting
therapy
real
time
optimise
recovery.
also
facilitate
remote
providing
virtual
models
that
therapists
use
guide
patients
without
having
be
physically
present.
Digital
(DTs)
help
identify
complications
or
failures
at
an
early
stage,
enabling
proactive
interventions.
support
training
of
professionals
offering
realistic
simulations
conditions.
increase
engagement
visualising
progress
future
outcomes,
motivating
adherence
therapy.
enable
integration
multidisciplinary
care,
common
platform
for
collaborate
improve
strategies.
The
article
aims
trace
current
state
knowledge,
priorities,
gaps
order
properly
further
shape
decision
Language: Английский