The Timed Up and Go test (TUG) and L Test are functional mobility tests that allow
healthcare providers to assess a person's balance and fall risk. Segmenting these mobility …

Digital exercise therapies (DET) have the potential to bridge existing care gaps for people
living with chronic conditions. Acting as either a standalone, embedded within multi-modal …

Abstract Background: The World Health Organization has recently updated exercise
guidelines for people aged> 65 years, emphasizing the inclusion of multiple fitness …

Gait disorders and falls are common in elders and in many clinical conditions, yet they are
typically infrequently and subjectively evaluated, limiting prevention and intervention …

Ataxia is an impairment of the coordination of movement or the interaction of associated
muscles, accompanied by a disturbance of the gait pattern. Diagnosis of this clinical sign …

Static balance tests are conducted in various clinics for diagnosis and treatment adjustment.
As a result of population aging, the accessibility of these tests should be increased, in the …

The Timed-Up and Go (TUG) test is widely utilized by healthcare professionals for assessing
fall risk and mobility due to its practicality. Currently, test results are based solely on …

Background: Subtask segmentation can provide useful information from clinical tests,
allowing clinicians to better assess a patient's mobility status. A new smartphone-based …

The L Test of Functional Mobility is used in rehabilitation to assess an individual's mobility
status and dynamic balance. Segmenting subtasks of functional mobility tests can allow …

Clinical methods that assess Parkinson's Disease (PD) gait are mostly qualitative.
Quantitative methods necessitate costly instrumentation or cumbersome wearables, limiting …