Athlete Rehabilitation Evaluation System Based on Internet of Health Things and Human Gait Analysis Algorithm

Abstract

In order to improve the effect of athlete’s injury recognition and rehabilitation evaluation, this paper studies the traditional rehabilitation evaluation method and proposes a new athlete rehabilitation evaluation system combining the Internet of Health Things technology and human gait analysis algorithm. Moreover, this paper combines sports characteristics to improve the algorithm of human gait analysis. In addition, through the study of the athlete’s human body modeling and movement process, a human gait analysis algorithm that can be applied to multiple sports is proposed, and the gait parameter analysis and algorithm reliability research are carried out through simulation analysis. After confirming that the algorithm is effective, this paper combines the Internet of Health Things technology to construct a system model, obtains the system function module architecture with the support of the Internet of Health Things technology, and conducts experiments to verify the system performance. From the experimental research, it can be seen that the model constructed in this paper meets the theoretical and practical needs, and the system in this paper can be applied to practice in the future. The human gait recognition algorithm constructed in this article has a good effect and can play an important role in sports rehabilitation of athletes. At the same time, the system constructed in this article has certain advantages over traditional sports rehabilitation systems with the support of algorithms.

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