Abstract
In recent years, advances in motion detection, tracking, and classification have made applications in telerehabiliation possible. Monitoring of the elder lies and physically impaired, sports medicine, and physical therapy, are some of the active research areas in telerehabiliation. Furthermore, the gaming industry has provided some low-cost devices to track motion with reasonable accuracy, thus, making telerehabiliation a reality for most people. This work introduces, presents, and discusses the progress in motion tracking and their application in telerehabiliation.
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