Real-Time Biofeedback Intelligent Training System for Lumbar-Pelvic Motion Control
Technology Introduction:
This technology is a real-time biofeedback system for lumbopelvic motor control training. By integrating wearable sensing, motion analysis, and visual feedback, it detects compensatory movement and provides immediate correction during training. The system has been validated in baseball players and applied in patients with degenerative lumbar disease, showing potential for rehabilitation, sports training, and injury prevention.
Industrial Applications:
This technology can be applied in rehabilitation, physical therapy, older adult functional training, sports science, team training, and digital health care. By providing real-time measurement, interpretation, and visual biofeedback, it improves movement quality, training efficiency, and injury prevention. It also has strong potential for smart rehabilitation services, scalable training solutions, and product commercialization.
National Taiwan University
At present, the University consists of 16 colleges, 58 departments, 146 graduate institutes, as well as 34 Master's and PhD degree programs. NTU's programs cover a wide array of disciplines across science, arts, and the humanities, with up to 8,000 courses made available for selection each semester.
Contact Information
Name：Wei-Li Hsu
Tel：02-3366-8127
Address：No. 1, Sec. 4, Roosevelt Rd., Taipei 10617, Taiwan (R.O.C.)
