Whole-Body VR for Pediatric Yoga Therapy

用于小儿瑜伽治疗的全身 VR

基本信息

  • 批准号:
    10481791
  • 负责人:
  • 金额:
    $ 32.58万
  • 依托单位:
  • 依托单位国家:
    美国
  • 项目类别:
  • 财政年份:
    2022
  • 资助国家:
    美国
  • 起止时间:
    2022-09-01 至 2024-08-31
  • 项目状态:
    已结题

项目摘要

Chronic pain is the leading cause of morbidity in pediatrics, affecting some 25-30% of children, where 1 in 20 experience limitation to social participation and incur a high risk for chronic/recurrent pain, psychological disorders, and opioid abuse later in life. In-clinic treatment adopts an integrative mind-body intervention (MBI) approach that includes yoga therapy as a means of relaxation, reduced hyper arousal state, and graded exposure to gentle whole-body exercises designed to reverse fear of movement and catastrophizing. However, limited access to in-clinic treatment, due to the scarcity of specialized pain treatment centers and disruption to school/family life, prevents the majority of these children from achieving efficient reintegration into normal family/school activities. There is a need for innovative solutions offering remote access to MBIs, such as yoga therapy, that are sufficiently engaging for children to overcome their typical poor adherence to home programs. These should support therapist-patient interaction to allow supervision, facilitate compliance, and encourage movement while providing quantitative measures of performance (range of motion), adherence, and physiologic response (heart and respiratory rate) in support of evidence-based MBIs. Our solution leverages recent advances in low-cost Virtual Reality (VR) systems and computer vision technologies from the gaming and cellphone industries that will be adapted to develop the first VR system with whole-body tracking to instruct and monitor yoga poses through patient-therapist avatar interaction in an engaging immersive environment that supports tracking of clinical outcomes. Our research group has experience integrating computer vision algorithms for whole-body tracking from smartphone cameras into Augmented and Virtual environments. In Phase I, we will partner with pediatric pain and MBI rehabilitation experts from Boston’s Children’s Hospital and Mass General Hospital to test the feasibility of tracking and faithfully rendering real time whole-body yoga poses for relaxation and mind-body movements from child/therapist sharing a virtual environment. Aim 1 will build upon our pilot work to develop real-time algorithms that can estimate 3D whole-body core and limb movements from a depth- enabled camera while children and adults enact yoga poses used clinically. In Aim 2 we will translate this tracking capability to provide a VR architecture that renders these poses as biomechanically driven whole-body 3D avatars involving two interactive participants, while tracking range of motion and heart/respiratory rate. Aim 3 will test the VR prototype among pediatric patients and therapists to demonstrate the feasibility of safely and effectively achieving whole-body yoga poses through immersed interaction. Phase II will expand the platform to support patient-therapist and autonomous modes of VR yoga therapy that includes a dashboard for configuring additional yoga modules, movement scaling, and providing secure cloud-based outcomes of performance, adherence, and physiology. This innovation will provide the first MBI device to offer home-based yoga therapy that leverages VR to overcome current barriers for transferring an MBI from in-clinic to home use.
慢性疼痛是儿科发病率的主要原因,影响到大约25%-30%的儿童,每20人中就有1人 经历社会参与受限并招致慢性/复发性疼痛的高风险,心理上 精神障碍和阿片类药物的滥用。门诊治疗采用心身综合干预(MBI) 一种方法,包括瑜伽疗法作为放松的一种手段,减少高度唤醒状态,并分级暴露 到温和的全身运动,旨在扭转对运动和灾难的恐惧。然而,有限的 由于缺乏专门的疼痛治疗中心,无法获得门诊治疗 学校/家庭生活,使这些儿童中的大多数无法有效地重新融入正常生活 家庭/学校活动。需要提供远程访问mbi的创新解决方案,例如瑜伽。 治疗,充分吸引儿童,以克服他们典型的对家庭计划的不良坚持。 这些措施应支持治疗师与患者之间的互动,以允许监督、促进遵从性并鼓励 运动,同时提供性能(运动范围)、附着性和生理的定量测量 反应(心率和呼吸率)支持循证MBIS。我们的解决方案充分利用了最新进展 在低成本的虚拟现实(VR)系统和计算机视觉技术中来自游戏和手机 将适应开发第一个具有全身跟踪的VR系统来指导和监控的行业 瑜伽通过患者和治疗师化身在引人入胜的身临其境环境中互动来摆姿势,支持 跟踪临床结果。我们的研究小组有将计算机视觉算法集成到 从智能手机摄像头到增强和虚拟环境的全身跟踪。在第一阶段,我们将 与波士顿儿童医院和麻省总医院的儿科疼痛和MBI康复专家合作 医院测试跟踪并忠实呈现实时全身瑜伽放松姿势的可行性 以及来自共享虚拟环境的儿童/治疗师的身心运动。目标一号将以我们的飞行员为基础 致力于开发实时算法,可以从深度估计3D全身核心和肢体运动- 在儿童和成人练习临床上使用的瑜伽姿势时,启用相机。在《目标2》中,我们将把这个翻译成 跟踪能力,提供VR架构,将这些姿势呈现为生物机械驱动的全身 包括两个互动参与者的3D头像,同时跟踪运动范围和心跳/呼吸频率。 目的3将在儿科患者和治疗师中测试VR原型,以证明安全的可行性 并通过沉浸式互动有效地实现全身瑜伽姿势。第二期将扩大 支持患者-治疗师和VR瑜伽治疗自主模式的平台,包括一个仪表盘 配置其他瑜伽模块、运动扩展,并提供安全的基于云的结果 表现、坚持性和生理学。这一创新将提供第一个基于家庭的MBI设备 瑜伽疗法,利用VR来克服目前将MBI从诊所转移到家庭使用的障碍。

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NeuroVision™: A Smartphone Application for Neurology and Telemedicine
NeuroVision™:用​​于神经病学和远程医疗的智能手机应用程序
  • 批准号:
    10663164
  • 财政年份:
    2022
  • 资助金额:
    $ 32.58万
  • 项目类别:
NeuroVision™: A Smartphone Application for Neurology and Telemedicine
NeuroVision™:用​​于神经病学和远程医疗的智能手机应用程序
  • 批准号:
    10384252
  • 财政年份:
    2022
  • 资助金额:
    $ 32.58万
  • 项目类别:
Augmented Reality Platform for Telehealth Rehabilitation
用于远程医疗康复的增强现实平台
  • 批准号:
    10698523
  • 财政年份:
    2021
  • 资助金额:
    $ 32.58万
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