Shoulder joint issues are common and can greatly affect daily life. Recent advancements in remote monitoring technology, especially in e-health, have enabled the transition of rehab devices to home settings. These devices, like robotic exoskeletons and wearable systems, aid in remote monitoring and assessment of physical activity levels and biomechanical performance. Artificial intelligence further enhances these systems, allowing for tailored treatment plans. However, challenges remain in accurately evaluating exercises performed at home. Integrating home-based monitoring devices with traditional methods improves access to quality care and potentially reduces healthcare costs.
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