Design of medical intelligent insoles provide controlled loading
2024
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Advisor: Doç. Dr. Teoman Karadağ
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With the concept of the Internet of Things, new technological ideas related to the Internet and devices that make life easier in many areas without the need for human power are emerging. In this way, practical and small devices suitable for use in daily life are produced. With these devices, data is monitored and rapid and sustainable developments are achieved in the areas used thanks to the efficiency of the device. This study covers the design and use of smart insoles by using the internet of things in wearable technology. With the insoles, it is easier for the patients who are in the recovery process after experiencing rehabilitation and walking problems to walk. With the pressure sensors to be used in the insoles, the pressure on the sole of the user's foot is measured. Audible, visual and vibratory feedback is provided to the person using the insoles with the card we have designed. Feedback is provided only when more pressure is applied to the ground than it should be. Thus, the patient using the insoles will be able to estimate the amount of pressure applied to the floor and will continue to act according to these feedbacks to facilitate recovery. With the study, the recovery process of the patients is accelerated, retrospective controls are carried out thanks to the data recording, and the rights of the doctor responsible for the treatment are protected.
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Betül Tatar
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Betül Tatar (Master Thesis). Design of medical intelligent insoles provide controlled loading, 2024, İnönü University.
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