Abstract: In physiotherapy and rehabilitation sector, initial patient diagnosis on movement is done using manual techniques. Recently, use of sensor technology is mostly preferred to understand movements precisely. The rapid technological advancements with growing demand for the use of innovative medical in the field of medicine aim to improve the quality of health-care delivery. This study aims to design a wireless wearable system that senses and measures motor variables needed in physiotherapy assessments. After developing the product, an initial device characterisation test was done to establish its accuracy. Separate comparative investigations were conducted for measuring muscle activity with Biometrics EMG sensors and joint angle range of motion (ROM) with standard goniometer, android mobile applications called Goniometer Recorder, and Angle Meter Pro respectively. Data analysis was done using Pearson correlation coefficient method. An accuracy of 98% for joint angle measurements and 96% fo

• Publication Date: 11-Jun-2022
• DOI: 10.15224/ 978-1-63248-194-8-01
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Abstract: The systematisation of tourism areas as aneconomic phenomenon in correlation with the naturalcomponents (relief, beautiful landscapes, climate, hydrography,soil factor, etc.) of the territory as the main elements of Craiova;tourist objectives must be prioritised in the territory and forms oftourism must be promoted according to them.In order to maximize the functionality of the geographic and tourism areas, it is essential to acknowledge and characterize the components of the geographic space and their interdependence, because any metamorphosis within the territory of a city canchange the balance of the systematisation of the naturalenvironment of the territory.A multitude of endogenous (earthquakes,landslides) andexogenous (temperature variation, wind variation, rainfall, floraand fauna) factors contribute to the organization of thegeographical space within the urban area of Craiova; at the sametime, there is an interest in the construction and organization of spaces for whose

• Publication Date: 11-Jun-2022
• DOI: 10.15224/ 978-1-63248-194-8-04
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