Probe Reaction Time Changes with Fatigue Induced by Climbing Up- and -Down Stairs

Huang, Qiuchen; Maruyama, Hitoshi; Huo, Ming

doi:10.1589/jpts.24.995

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“…The subjects were required to respond to the auditory cue “pi” by loudly saying “pa” as quickly as possible, The data were processed using Digion-Sound 5 (Digion, Japan) software. The data were downloaded to a PC, and the time between the auditory stimulus of “pi” and the response of “pa” was evaluated as the P-RT 5 ) .…”

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“…Dual tasks can be used to assess performance in a functional virtual environment, and to facilitate a return to the community. P-RT measures the fastest response time in the reaction to an external stimulus 5 ) . The purpose of this research was to observe the immediate effects of keyboard-based music therapy on P-RT in normal individuals, and to explore effective methods that include both physical hand exercises and playing techniques to help spinal cord patients recover hand function.…”

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The immediate effects of keyboard-based music therapy on probe reaction time

2016

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[Purpose] This study examined the immediate effects of keyboard-based music therapy on Probe Reaction Time. [Subjects and Methods] Probe Reaction Time was determined in 10 subjects by self-evaluation before and after music therapy intervention. The Probe Reaction Time was separately measured 4 times. [Results] After completion of music therapy intervention, the Probe Reaction Time in the 10 subjects was significantly decreased. [Conclusion] The results suggest that keyboard-based music therapy is an effective and novel treatment, and should be applied in clinical practice.

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The immediate effects of keyboard-based music therapy on probe reaction time

2016

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“…The data were processed using Digion-Sound 5 (Digion) software. The results were downloaded to a PC, and the time between the auditory stimulus of “pi” and the utterance of “pa” during P-RT was evaluated 7 ) .…”

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The immediate effects of therapeutic keyboard music playing for finger training in adults undergoing hand rehabilitation

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[Purpose] The purpose of this study was to examine the immediate effects of therapeutic keyboard music playing on the finger function of subjects’ hands through measurements of the joint position error test, surface electromyography, probe reaction time, and writing time. [Subjects and Methods] Ten subjects were divided randomly into experimental and control groups. The experimental group used therapeutic keyboard music playing and the control group used grip training. All subjects were assessed and evaluated by the joint position error test, surface electromyography, probe reaction time, and writing time. [Results] After accomplishing therapeutic keyboard music playing and grip training, surface electromyography of the two groups showed no significant change, but joint position error test, probe reaction time, and writing time obviously improved. [Conclusion] These results suggest that therapeutic keyboard music playing is an effective and novel treatment for improving joint position error test scores, probe reaction time, and writing time, and it should be promoted widely in clinics.

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Elevating Innovation: Unveiling the Twin Traction Method for a 50-Ton Load Capacity Elevator in Building and Construction Applications

Kim,

Jang

2024

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Most commercial elevators for buildings exceeding four stories use a cable-driven traction system. Typically, a single traction machine operates by hoisting the main cable on a traction sheave, thus vertically transporting the elevator car through rotational motion of the sheave. This research introduces a groundbreaking advancement aimed at elevating loading capacity to an unprecedented 50 tons—the highest known in the world. The innovation involves the development of a twin traction system, wherein two traction machines collaborate to lift the elevator. This novel elevator system has demonstrated remarkable capabilities, showcasing the ability to transport up to 300 passengers in a single trip. The installation of this high-capacity elevator system has yielded substantial improvements in construction work efficiency and safety protocols, particularly in scenarios where cranes are traditionally used. The newly developed elevator could lift 50 tons of equipment 60 times a day, whereas the crane was limited to 8 times. The positive impact on labor is also noteworthy, with increased safety and health considerations, especially in adverse weather conditions. By eliminating the need for manual stair climbing, the well-being of the workforce is prioritized. Furthermore, the heightened productivity resulting from a significant reduction in wait times for conventional elevators is a key outcome of this transformative technology. This research not only unveils a groundbreaking twin traction system but also highlights its multifaceted features in enhancing efficiency, safety, and overall productivity in various industries.

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Probe Reaction Time Changes with Fatigue Induced by Climbing Up- and -Down Stairs

Cited by 3 publications

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The immediate effects of keyboard-based music therapy on probe reaction time

The immediate effects of keyboard-based music therapy on probe reaction time

The immediate effects of therapeutic keyboard music playing for finger training in adults undergoing hand rehabilitation

Elevating Innovation: Unveiling the Twin Traction Method for a 50-Ton Load Capacity Elevator in Building and Construction Applications

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