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Be Right! Back: An Artificial Intelligence Enabled Mobile Application for Patients With Low Back Pain
Low back pain (LBP) is a common problem with complex causes, of which some are modifiable. Physical factors like strength, movement, and pain play a big role, but measuring all these factors accurately is tricky. This is where Artificial Intelligence (AI) comes in. This projects aims to develop an AI solution (in the form of a mobile application) that can measure four key components of the physical factor of LBP, such as how quickly you can stand up five times, your spine's flexibility, how you walk, and your pain levels while moving. The measurements taken by the mobile application will be compared against those of trained physiotherapists to ensure its accuracy. If successful, this AI solution will be a game-changer. Physiotherapists will be able to remotely track the progress of their LBP patients. The data gained from the remote tracking will allow physiotherapists to have a better understanding of the individual profile of each LBP patient and adjust their treatment accordingly, hence allowing for better care and more effective LBP management. In short, this project aims to harness the power of AI to make managing LBP easier for both patients and physiotherapists.
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