CPlayer for CP Children
CPlayer is a rehabilitation system that can be easily used at home to increase the continuity and frequency of treatment offered to children with CP, which is a group of disorders causing activity limitation.
- The rehabilitation process takes place only in designated centers for a limited time.
- Parents and family members of children with Cerebral Palsy have little knowledge about their treatment process.
- CP Children are unwilling to go through the rehab processes at rehab centers.
- There is no affordable play rehab solution in the market currently.
- Home-rehab solutions are based on old technologies like MS Kinect and Nintendo Wii, which are also challenging to use or set up.
CP is defined as a group of permanent disorders in the development of movement and posture in the developing fetus or baby's brain, causing activity limitation and non-progressive disorders.
CP is the most common cause of lifelong physical disability in childhood in many countries and children with CP and their families need support.
The limited ability of movement not only increases the health problems of these children but also increases the risks of secondary diseases such as obesity, metabolic syndrome and skeletal deformities. Due to the limited impact of the programs implemented in rehabilitation centers, most children with CP do not receive adequate treatment; because of the physical activities that take place in these centers, children can exercise in a limited time and place.
The CPlayer project consists of a plug-and-play device with complementary apps that will provide remote monitoring and rehabilitation (telerehabilitation, virtual-rehabilitation) of children with lifelong CP. While playing games, children will exercise and follow a treatment plan.
Innovations
- Accurate pose estimation backed by AI techniques
- Data processing and analysis
- Mobile application for families and health specialists to monitor rehabilitation & communication
Benefits
Benefits for Children
- Getting rehabilitation by playing games
- Continuous rehabilitation at home setting
- Socializing with other children
Benefits for Parents, Caregivers
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Getting adequate rehabilitation and, at the same time, information about the progress of their children
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Access to affordable rehabilitation for their children
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Ability to exchange messages and share information with specialists.
Benefits for Physicians, Rehabilitation Specialists
- Ability to recommend games, assign specific activities,
- Access performance measurement reports for each patient,
- Make remote evaluations and monitor patient’s progress remotely.
Benefits for Regulatory Organizations, Healthcare Managers, Health System
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Better healthcare service for CP Children
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Increase in the welfare of the community.