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Wearable Kinematic And Physiological Biofeedback System For Movement Based Relaxation

Kumar, Damini and Caulfield, Brian and Foody, John and Markham, Charles and Ward, Tomas (2006) Wearable Kinematic And Physiological Biofeedback System For Movement Based Relaxation. In: Medicine Meets Virtual Reality 14, 2006, Long Beach, California, USA.

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Abstract

Movement and mind control based arts such as Yoga and Tai Chi have been in existence for many centuries. In recent years much experimental evidence and research with a sound scientific basis has emerged to confirm that these arts / therapies have significant effects on the cardiovascular, respiratory and musculoskeletal systems. The main benefits of these ancient therapies include: 1. Promotion of mental and physiological relaxation 2. Enhanced body posture & musculoskeletal function 3. Improved cardiorespiratory function 4. Improved psychological well being & perceived quality of life.

Keywords:Kinematic; Physiological Biofeedback System; Movement Based Relaxation;
Subjects:Science & Engineering > Electronic Engineering
ID Code:1355
Deposited By:Dr Tomas Ward
Deposited On:12 May 2009 15:30
Refereed:Yes

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