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Monitoring of motor function in the rehabilitation room

In the context of chronic diseases, it is difficult to maintain adherence and motivation in rehabilitation treatment. The inclusion of technological tools that help to obtain objective data that allow the patient to be monitored and provide feedback on the development of exercises is very useful to increase long-term adherence to treatment. Devices such as depth sensors and smartbands, which collect information on movement angles and heart rate among other parameters, can be introduced into the rehabilitation room without being intrusive. In the TeNDER project, a tool has been developed that allows the monitoring of activities performed during the execution of regular therapy and the analysis of these data to be presented as feedback via a mobile application to patients and caregivers/family members; and thanks to a web app as evolution data to health professionals.