Design of Virtual Reality-Based Hippotherapy Simulator Exergaming Software and Its Controller for Rehabilitation of Children with Cerebral Palsy in Indonesia: An Engineering Concept

Satriawan, Ardianto; Trusaji, Wildan; Hasanuddin, Muhammad Ogin; Rahadini, Septia Susanti; Selekta, Mayang Cendikia; Sungkar, Ellyana

doi:10.3390/designs6050076

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“…Other popular option is OSIM uGallop (Taiwan), used by 3 teams of researchers [18,23,24]. Lastly, SRIDER (Neiplus,Korea) [15], Shinhwa (Korea) [25], and Jufit JFF043QM (China) [26] each used by 1 team of researcher. However, all of the store-bought HRS devices have a similar design.…”

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“…The upper button is the power button to turn off/on the device, the lower right button is the manual speed control button, and the lower left button is the manual or automatic speed control mode button. In future research, we want to control the speed through a computer since we want to integrate the mechanical horse with our previously-designed exergaming software [26].…”

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“…In future research, we want to integrate the device with our previous exergaming software [26]. Currently, the user can only control the in-game horse speed and movements.…”

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Horse Riding Simulator Design to Replicate Human Walking Gait for Hippotherapy in Cerebral Palsy Rehabilitation

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Rahadini³

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Hippotherapy is a popular rehabilitation method for children with cerebral palsy (CP), which is done by riding an actual horse or a horse riding simulator (HRS) device. Riding a real horse is more expensive than using an HRS device due to its high maintenance cost. However, most HRS devices commonly sold in the market are designed as exercise devices, not rehabilitation devices. Most of them are designed to simulate a horse's walk, trot, canter, or gallop gait at various speeds. Hippotherapy aims to improve the walking ability of CP patients. Therefore, the device should aim to replicate the walking gait of a healthy human, the end goal of hippotherapy. This problem motivates us to design and build a specialized HRS device replicating the walking gait of a healthy human that is suitable for hippotherapy, which is achievable by simulating a horse walking gait with several adjustments. We first studied and observed the walking gait cycle of a horse, then analyzed and derived a formulation of it. We then continue by designing an HRS device using a single electrical rotational motor and mechanical means to replicate the walking gait of a horse, then tune it to an extent to replicate a human walking gait. To measure the performance of our design, we compare the gait of the user when riding our device versus walking.

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Horse Riding Simulator Design to Replicate Human Walking Gait for Hippotherapy in Cerebral Palsy Rehabilitation

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Rahadini³

et al. 2022

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“…Another popular option is OSIM uGallop (Taiwan), used by three teams of researchers [18,23,24]. Lastly, there are SRIDER (Neiplus, Korea) [15], Shinhwa (Korea) [25], and Jufit JFF043QM (China) [26], each used by one team of researchers. However, all of the store-bought HRS devices have a similar design.…”

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“…In our previous research, we also designed a hippotherapy simulator platform using a store-bought HRS device, Jufit JFF043QM (Jufit Smart Tech, Shanghai, China) [26]. From our experiences and comparison to other studies, we learned that the HRS device sold in the market simulates various types of horse gait cycles: walk, trot, canter, and gallop at an adjustable speed.…”

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Horse Riding Simulator Design to Replicate Human Walking Gait for Hippotherapy in Cerebral Palsy Rehabilitation

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Hippotherapy is a popular rehabilitation method for children with cerebral palsy (CP), which is done by riding an actual horse or a horse riding simulator (HRS) device. Riding a real horse is more expensive than using an HRS device due to its high maintenance cost. However, most HRS devices commonly sold in the market are designed as exercise devices, not rehabilitation devices. Most of them are designed to simulate a horse’s walk, trot, canter, or gallop gait at various speeds. Hippotherapy aims to improve the walking ability of CP patients. Therefore, the device should aim to replicate the walking gait of a healthy human, the end goal of hippotherapy. This problem motivates us to design and build a specialized HRS device replicating the walking gait of a healthy human that is suitable for hippotherapy, which is achievable by simulating a horse walking gait with several adjustments. We first studied and observed the walking gait cycle of a horse, then analyzed and derived a formulation of it. We then continue by designing an HRS device using a single electrical rotational motor and mechanical means to replicate the walking gait of a horse, then tune it to an extent to replicate a human walking gait. To measure the performance of our design, we compare the gait of the user when riding our device versus walking.

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Metaverse Technology Research in Tourism and Hospitality Marketing in Indonesian Context: A Systematic Review

Mmari,

Sumarwan

2024

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This article urgently examines the pressing need for research on metaverse technology (MT) within the tourism and hospitality marketing (THMK) context in Indonesia. Despite its potential, the current state-of-art-of MT research in THMK remains underexplored and limited particularly within tourism and hospitality marketing landscape. Through a systematic literature review (SLR) using the PRISMA Protocol and focusing on ProQuest database articles from 2012-2022, this study vigorously assessed 313 articles narrowing down to 34 relevant ones. These articles were meticulously analyzed to unveil the current state of MT within THMK context for the past decade. The study findings revealed that the current state of art of MT Research in THMK is substantially increasing although there were relatively limited studies in hospitality setting with very narrow and limited range of theoretical and methodical perspectives. Six dimensions of MT in THMK were identified, namely big data analytics, 3-D virtual representation, and augmented reality (AR), virtual reality (VR), smart, Internet of Things and blockchain technology. Using SLR provides an empirical foundation for understanding the current landscape of MT research in THMK within Indonesia, highlighting the need for further exploration and development. By addressing this urgent research gap, scholars and practitioners can unlock the full potential of MT in transforming THMK practices in Indonesia.

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Design of Virtual Reality-Based Hippotherapy Simulator Exergaming Software and Its Controller for Rehabilitation of Children with Cerebral Palsy in Indonesia: An Engineering Concept

Cited by 3 publications

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Horse Riding Simulator Design to Replicate Human Walking Gait for Hippotherapy in Cerebral Palsy Rehabilitation

Horse Riding Simulator Design to Replicate Human Walking Gait for Hippotherapy in Cerebral Palsy Rehabilitation

Horse Riding Simulator Design to Replicate Human Walking Gait for Hippotherapy in Cerebral Palsy Rehabilitation

Metaverse Technology Research in Tourism and Hospitality Marketing in Indonesian Context: A Systematic Review

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