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PHAROS 2.0 enhances active aging for older adults by improving exercise monitoring and recommendations. This system offers real-time feedback and personalized exercise plans, promoting physical and cognitive health.

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  • Gerontology
  • Robotics
  • Computer Science

Background:

  • Active aging offers significant physical and cognitive benefits for older adults.
  • Previous PHAROS system used a social robot for exercise monitoring and recommendations.
  • Limitations included basic exercise analysis and a recommendation system lacking temporal and preference considerations.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To introduce PHAROS 2.0, an improved system for active aging in older adults.
  • To enhance motion capture with detailed exercise completeness and real-time correction.
  • To develop a more accurate recommender system incorporating performance, temporal evolution, and preferences.

Main Methods:

  • Utilized computer vision for motion analysis and exercise correctness evaluation.
  • Implemented a refined motion capture system to assess exercise completeness and provide real-time corrective feedback.
  • Developed a novel algorithm for the recommender system, weighing performance, temporal data, and user preferences.

Main Results:

  • PHAROS 2.0 provides detailed feedback on exercise execution, identifying specific errors.
  • The enhanced recommender system offers more accurate exercise suggestions based on a comprehensive data analysis.
  • Recommendations are now provided as a batch of exercises, allowing for more tailored programs.

Conclusions:

  • PHAROS 2.0 significantly advances the capabilities of robotic systems for supporting active aging.
  • The system's improved feedback and personalized recommendations can lead to better adherence and outcomes in older adults.
  • This evolution represents a step towards more intelligent and adaptive assistive technologies for elderly care.