Abstract
Reliability and Validity of an Innovative Method of ROM Measurement Using Microsoft Kinect V2
Highlights
As a means to measure the extent of a movement of a joint, Range of Motion (ROM) is used to evaluate and classify impairments of joints in patients and to indicate results of rehabilitation programs
Standard Deviation (SD), Root Mean Square Error (RMSE), and Limits of Agreement (LOA) values are given for each angle and session
The results found by mean values are analogues with the results found for different sessions and again the higher error rate was obtained for the measurements of 180°
Summary
As a means to measure the extent of a movement of a joint, Range of Motion (ROM) is used to evaluate and classify impairments of joints in patients and to indicate results of rehabilitation programs. Among current systems measuring joint angle, marker-based systems are recognized as the golden standard Even though these marker-based systems provide joint angles with high accuracy, because of their cost, being hard to set up, and difficult use, researchers try to develop affordable and easy-touse alternatives for angle measurement[3],[4]. New tools such as Kinect [5]-[9] and smart phones[10]-[12] have appeared in industry. Kinect and smart phones have some advantages such as being small, affordable, and convenient when modified correctly
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