AT510364A2 - INTERACTIVE TRAINING SYSTEM FOR THE REHABILITATION OF PHYSIOLOGICALLY INFLUENCED PATIENTS AND METHOD FOR OPERATING THEREOF - Google Patents

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The invention relates to an interactive training system for the rehabilitation of physiologically impaired patients, and a method for performing a rehabilitation of physiologically impaired patients with an interactive training system, as indicated in the claims t and 21,

From US 5,466,213 a generic device and method for interacting with a patient to train his motor skills is known. According to this known system, an interactive robotic therapist is provided, which interacts with the patient by means of a movable robot arm and guides the body part to be trained through the physiotherapeutic exercises of the training program. During an exercise, by applying force to the robotic arm guiding it, the patient can change the movement path of the exercise movement. According to the physiotherapeutic exercises can be determined by moving the robot arm, which movements are stored in the memory of a controller of the interactive robotic therapist and later called by the patient. Further, it is shown that with such a system, a therapist can care for multiple patients simultaneously without having to be physically present at each of them, and a patient can also independently perform the physiotherapeutic exercises of the assigned exercise program with the disclosed robotic interactive therapist. The variety in the training exercises achievable with this system or with this procedure is greatly limited by the fundamental fixation on the movable robotic arm as the main means of interaction, and the available options for assisting therapists and patients are therefore only partially satisfactory.

Furthermore, WO 2008/124025 Aleine describes a device and a method for the guided movement of body parts to be trained by means of a driven orthosis. In this case, the equipped with actuators driven orthosis is mounted on the N2010 / 20200 -2- to be trained body part and supports or directs the patient by synchronously driving the actuators in the movement of the body part to be trained along the desired movement path according to the tolerances allowed. In this case, forces applied by the driven orthosis to the body part to be trained can be selected in their strength proportional to the deviation from the desired movement path. Further, a method is disclosed in which the user of the driven orthosis is given visual feedback about the deviation between the desired and actual motion path. This embodiment is also unsatisfactory in terms of diversity of the physiotherapeutic training exercises and the support of the therapist and the patient in the determination or completion of the training exercises by only one main, less flexible interaction means, namely the driven orthosis.

The present invention has for its object to provide a training system for the rehabilitation of physiologically impaired patients, especially of patients with movement impairment of the extremities, which increases the efficiency of planning, setting, completion and evaluation of a physiotherapeutic exercise program and to an additional relief of the therapist and support of the patient. In addition, it is an object of the invention to provide a method for performing a rehabilitation of physiologically impaired patients with an interactive training system, with which the stated tasks are solved.

The first object of the invention is achieved by an interactive training system according to the features in claim t.

According to the invention, the training system comprises a base unit to which various data input means, for example the sensors of a receiving means for the body part to be trained, a touch screen or a video camera, and a variety of data output means, for example, the actuators of the receiving means for the body part to be trained, a screen or a loudspeaker connected and / or are built in so that on the one hand a therapist can interact with the training system to set up a patient training program and on the other hand the patients can interact with the training system according to the therapist's and / or patient's chosen physiotherapy To complete the training program interactively. The interactive training system supports N2010 / 20200 -3- t · · * Μ «> »* * * * * * * * * Ft ft * * * * * * * ft ft *

The therapist in the creation of a training program and relieved him in the care of his patients. Likewise, the interactive training system supports the patient in the completion of the training program and thus increases the efficiency of physiotherapeutic care for both the therapist and the patient.

Specifically, the therapist has the following advantages. The interactive training system allows the therapist a simple, interactive definition of the training program and supports him in the intensive care of several patients. The extensive data entry and data output options enable the definition of individually tailored to the respective patient and varied training programs and provide the therapist versatile evaluation options. This results in an improved tracking and recording of the course of therapy and success.

Some of the benefits for the patient include: Increased quality of care is offered as a tailor-made training program can be set to suit you. Likewise, a variety of training program is possible through the various data entry and data output options, which is mainly the motivation of the patients is increased to complete their respective training program or training period regularly and on time.

An advantage of the interactive training system is also that this versatile system can also be used for targeted training of healthy people, resulting in, for example, increased utilization of the interactive training system,

Also of advantage are the measures according to claim 2, since it creates a mobile, interactive training system whose position in the treatment room can be changed in a simple manner. It is also possible to use this mobile, interactive training system in several rehabilitation centers or at home, since the system is easy to transport.

Another advantage is an embodiment according to claim 3, as this information can be issued acoustically and in particular instructions can be given to the patient regarding the training exercise to be completed. Similarly, N2010 / 20200 -4- it is possible to increase the motivation of the patient, for example, by the output of music or inspiring tones or sounds or bars during the exercise. An output of acoustic information via a headphone is on the one hand suitable for assisting patients with a hearing impairment, on the other hand this results in the advantage, for example in a rehabilitation center, that any further persons in the same room are not disturbed.

Advantageous further measures according to claim 4, as this rich visual information can be given to the user of the interactive training system and a patient when performing a training exercise can be given precise instructions. Likewise, an increase in the motivation of the patient is made possible visually by the output of appealing graphics, images, animations or video films.

The advantageous measures according to claim 5 make it possible, on the one hand, for the external screen to be positioned at a suitable location for displaying visual information, for example at eye level a short distance in front of the patient, thereby ensuring good readability for the patient. On the other hand, the use of an already existing on the patient screen, for example, the patient's television, that the base unit of the interactive training system has very compact dimensions, so that the mobility or transportability of the training system is improved.

Also advantageous are the measures according to claim 6, as this visual information in the training room can be flexibly projected, so they can be positioned well visible by the user of the interactive training system. Furthermore, the projection of an image allows for a very large and easy-to-read visual information display, which is particularly beneficial for users with visual impairments.

Also advantageous are the measures according to claim 7, since thereby the quality and clarity of the visual representations is greatly improved and thus, for example, the clarity of instructions for exercise performance for the patient is greatly increased. Furthermore, in exercises such as games of skill and the spatial perception is trained, for example, patients with neurological impairments after surgery or stroke benefit. N2010 / 20200

Also advantageous are the measures according to claim 8, since instructions can be transmitted to the user of the receiving means for the body part to be trained via the haptic information channel. This makes it possible, for example, to give patients even more precise and detailed instructions during the exercise. For example, it is possible to give a haptic reference to the patient, which is approximately comparable to a gentle guidance by the hand of a therapist at a large deviation of the exercise movement of the predetermined target movement with a vibration actuator in the receiving means for the body part to be trained , Thus, an additional information channel is available in the interactive training system.

Also of advantage are the measures according to claim 9, since a very versatile user interface is created by the use of a touch screen as data input means on the base unit, which can be operated in a simple and intuitive way by the therapist and / or the patient to the training system interactive to control or use.

Also advantageous are the measures according to claim 10, as this acoustic information can be absorbed and processed by the base unit. Thus, it is possible, for example, to realize a simple control of the interactive training system by means of voice commands. Furthermore, it is possible to record the voice of the user of the training system or other ambient noise, analyze and, if necessary, for example, at the request of the user to forward to a recipient. In addition, the acoustic information, in particular in conjunction with additional and other information obtained, also evidence of the condition and condition of a patient and especially on the presence of unusual or dangerous conditions can be obtained, so that in case of problems can respond immediately. This increases the safety of the patient when using the interactive training system.

If a plurality of microphones spaced apart from one another are used, their signals can also be linked to one another and thus a fixed or also adjustable directional characteristic can be achieved in order to detect acoustic signals from the user's direction, but to filter out or at least mitigate other environmental noises. This serves to improve the quality of the acoustic information recorded by the microphones. In the same way, the signals of several microphones can be used. N2010 / 20200 • · 14 «« »« «« «« * -6- • I «*« t * · · • l 4 · «·· * · # ·

In order to achieve an at least limited locating of the acoustic source, in particular of the user, it is possible to link them with one another. so that at least the approximate position of the acoustic source is known to the interactive training system.

Also advantageous are the measures according to claim 11, since the inclusion of a video image is a very versatile and comprehensive source of information regarding the activities of the user of the interactive training system available. In addition to the basic recognition of whether a user of the training system is present, a variety of different data can be recorded by a user, for example his position, his current movement, his gestures, his facial expressions or his direction of view. In particular, the performed movement of a patient with the receiving means for the body part to be trained can be recorded very accurately, so that control over the correct execution of the exercise is easily possible. The detection of the viewing direction of the patient can also be used for simple operations, which significantly improves the operability of the interactive training system for patients with significant impairment of the motor skills of the arms or with a movement restriction of the applied receiving means.

Also advantageous are the measures according to claim 12, as this allows an even more accurate detection of the position, movement and behavior of users and objects in the interactive training system.

Another advantage is the measures according to claim 13, since on the one hand an increased ease of use for the users of the interactive training system is achieved because a user is more flexible in its position, are issued from the operating commands. On the other hand, the mobile hand-held device also provides a unified user interface that can be used to provide intuitive commands to the interactive training system. By wirelessly transmitting the commands from the mobile hand-held device to the base device, the mobility of the hand-held device is further increased and the ergonomics and operational reliability are improved by eliminating the cable connection.

Also of advantage are the measures according to claim 14, since thereby the care of a patient by a physiotherapist over long distances is possible. Thus, the efficiency of the therapy is increased, because despite intensive care of a patient, for example, exhausting and time-consuming patient transports and N2010 / 20200 travel time for the therapist remains low, resulting in less care costs. Similarly, it is possible for a therapist to care for multiple patients from a central location so that the efficiency of the therapy is also increased.

Also of advantage are the measures according to claim 15, since this means that the patient and the therapist no longer have to come together for the performance of the exercises at the same geographical location. As a result, on the one hand the travel and working time for the therapist is reduced, on the other hand frequent patient transports, which can be very stressful for the patient, are avoided, while at the same time the correctness of the therapeutic exercises carried out or the frequency and regularity of the exercise procedures by the therapist continue and can be controlled exactly. This control can be carried out by the therapist on the basis of the stored data at a time suitable for the therapist, ie very flexible, or the transmitted data are viewed and analyzed directly by the therapist, so that immediately hints and corrections can be given for the exercise ,

The measures according to claim 16 are also advantageous, since thereby the protection of the privacy of users of the interactive training system, in particular of patients who train with the training system, is improved, since video image or activity information only after a conscious release by the user from the base unit is transmitted to the central control unit and further in the case of the transmission of a video image, the transmitted information is necessarily on the base unit, in particular in a reduced form dargestefit. Examples of typical data output means for this purpose are the internal or external flat screen, the internal or external touch screen, the internal or external loudspeaker or the at least one internal or external projector.

Also advantageous are the measures according to claim 17, since for example patients can communicate with each other via their respective base devices and exchange information, whereby the motivation of the patients to use the interactive training system is increased. The measures offer a further increase in the motivation of the patients to perform the exercises, since training activities of patients can be carried out together, that is, playfully with each other or against each other. N2010V20200 -8-

Likewise advantageous are the measures according to claim 18, since they allow a saving of the individual settings of the interactive training system for the respective user on a suitable storage medium, such as a hard disk or a memory card with non-volatile memory in the base unit and / or in the central control unit and these individual Settings from the patient or therapist can be recalled later and can also be evaluated. When the profile data records are stored in a central control unit, these data are also available centrally for the various base units used by the patient.

Also advantageous are the measures according to claim 19, since the unauthorized access to the, in some cases also used by several people, base unit of the interactive training system or stored data, such as profile data or activity information of a user, in a simple and secure manner is prevented. Especially in the use of existing chip cards from the health sector for such identification or authentication, advantageous synergy effects arise because the patient must submit such a health chip card in many cases in a treatment by the physiotherapist anyway.

Another advantage is also an embodiment according to claim 20, as this unauthorized, abusive and manipulative access to the transmitted information or control commands is prevented and thus the security of the interactive training system is increased.

The object of the invention, in particular the second mentioned object of the invention, is also achieved independently by a method according to claim 21. The technical effects or advantages achieved by the measures according to claim 21 are to be taken from the preceding description parts, in particular the Vorteilsnennungen to claim 1.

Also of advantage are the measures according to claim 22, since thereby the patient acceptance and the motivation of the patients are increased when using the interactive training system. The presentation of a virtual trainer or avatar with a suitable data output means of the interactive training system, such as a screen or a projector, allows the creation of a therapeutic or exercise situation for the patient which is comparable to that in which the therapist is physically present at the patient is such that both immediately at the training N2010 / 20200 -9 < * φ « can interact. The virtual trainer or avatar, who can be tuned to the specific wishes of the patient, subsequently represents the patient in his training and, if desired, demonstrates the rehabilitation exercises to be performed, for example by playing a video sequence of the exercise or by playing an animation of the exercise exercise sequence. Thus, regardless of the presence of the therapist, the patient can be instructed in the respective training exercises or perform these training exercises and is assisted by a virtual trainer or avatar with as humanoid behavior or design as possible. The use of an avatar also creates a long-term therapies for the patient constant and familiar reference personality, even if the therapist who accompanies the therapy from a distance, actually changes, as occurs, for example, due to vacation or especially in the clinic.

The measures according to claim 23 are also advantageous, since the motivation of the patients is increased by such a method to provide the intended training performance or even to train more frequently than required.

Another advantage is the measures according to claim 24, since it also increases the motivation of the patients to fulfill the intended training schedule, since very realistic training scenarios or exercise presentations are offered. Likewise, such a method enables a compilation of very varied training and exercise scenarios for the therapist. In the mapping or animation of the patient already known environments whose motivation is further increased because a training exercise could then be as follows: By performing the exercise movement, which is registered by the receiving means for the body part to be trained, the patient with his him representing , virtual training figure cover a distance known to him from a known building A to a building B known to him. The virtual training figure is displayed by the interactive training system in the mapping or animation of the known real environment according to the current training progress and presented by a suitable data output medium, such as the projector, the training system.

Also of advantage are the measures according to claim 25, since thereby the patient is reminded or motivated to participate in the agreed training appointments and online voting appointments with the therapist reliably and in a N2010 / 20200 - 10- «···· · · * · • a · · · · * * * «·· • e # ♦ * · · * * a ♦ ·· aa *

Training backlog to catch up this backlog. The reminder or reminder can be transmitted via the interactive training system, for example, or in another way, such as via the mobile network by means of a short message.

By the measures according to claim 26, a simple and efficient procedure is provided for the therapist to set or configure the target movement of the patient with the body part to be trained in the training program. By directly transferring the movement pattern from the therapist to the patient, a very precise match of the target movement performed by the therapist and the actual movement performed by the patient is ensured, whereby an increased therapeutic effect is achieved.

Another advantage is the measures according to claim 27, as this ensures that the patient performs the training exercise as correct as possible and the instructions of the therapist accordingly. Equally, the training exercises can also be carried out by physically weakened patients, since on the one hand the therapist and, on the other hand, the optionally available actuators in or on the receiving means for the body part to be trained supported the movements of the body part of the patient to be trained.

Also advantageous are the measures according to claim 28, since thereby the correct exercise execution on the part of the patient and also on the part of the therapist can be controlled directly and from different points of view. This especially increases the exercise accuracy and thus improves the treatment effect,

The measures according to claim 29 are also advantageous, since in the first place deviations between the training target movement and the actual training movement for the patient or for the therapist are shown clearly or immediately and it can be reacted to immediately. Furthermore, by interrupting the display or, output of entertainment media during the exercise in case of excessive deviations between training target movement and Trainingsistbewegung on the one hand, the concentration or motivation of the patient again directed to the correct Ü- bungsdurchführung and on the other hand, any damage to the body part to be trained Prevent patients. N2010 / 20200 -11 - t * t · * «·» · · · · · · · · · ·

The measures according to claim 30 are also advantageous, since a training program which is even better adapted to the patient, his body part to be trained and his physical and mental condition is carried out, since the training exercises are adapted directly and continuously to the current training situation. This significantly improves the therapeutic effect and avoids over- or under-demanding the patient.

Another advantage is the measures according to claim 31, since it improves the safety of the patient when using the interactive training system, since problem or emergency situations from the system reliable and schnei! be recognized and the occurrence of such a situation, a regulated shutdown or neutral position of the training system and in particular the receiving means for the body part to be trained is caused, so that injuries and further stress on the patient can be reliably avoided. The monitoring is carried out both with respect to exercise deviations and in relation to medical problems of the patient.

Also advantageous are the measures according to claim 32, since in case of a problem or emergency situation, for example, the therapist immediately extensive visual and audible information regarding the situation or the condition of the patient are available and this can respond immediately, creating security the patient is improved when using the interactive training system.

Another advantage is the measures according to claim 33, since a very simple and intuitive control of the interactive training system is possible, in which a user is also flexible in its positioning, since operator inputs must not be made directly to the base unit. In particular, an operation of the interactive training system is also possible if a patient due to his physical impairment or due to the momentary impairment of his freedom of movement by the receiving means for the body part to be trained an operation in a conventional manner on the base unit is not possible.

Also advantageous are the measures according to claim 34, since thereby the compilation of a central knowledge base on specified and performed exercise movements and other information about training and physiological condition of the patient is possible, which data, for example, for other therapists or for scientific evaluations available while respecting the privacy of patients and therapists. Through the N2010 / 20200 - 12- · »♦ * Μ ft · #» · · ·

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Anonymisation of the data thus creates a balance between the data evaluation for the improvement of therapies and the data protection for patient data.

Finally, the measures according to claim 35 and / or 36 are advantageous, since the recorded real shots and optionally the live recordings of a patient in combination with a variant-rich and situation- or state-related playback, which is made possible by a powerful sensor, the patient to a high degree Teacher presence and allow a relatively natural interaction between the interactive training system and the patient.

For a better understanding of the invention, this will be explained in more detail with reference to the following figures.

In each case, in a highly simplified, schematic representation:

1 shows an interactive training system for the rehabilitation of physiologically impaired patients consisting of a basic device, the receiving means for the body part to be trained and various data input and data output means for interaction with the training system by patients and therapists.

FIG. 2 shows an interactive training system in which a base unit operated by the patient also via a mobile hand control means and a central control unit operated by the therapist exchange data via the Internet; FIG.

Fig. 3 is an interactive training system comprising a plurality of base-communicating and multi-data-base communication devices and a central control device;

4 shows an interactive training system in which the deviation between the training target movement predetermined by the therapist and the training movement carried out by the patient is visualized on a screen.

By way of introduction, it should be noted that in the differently described embodiments, the same parts are provided with the same reference numerals or the same component names, wherein the disclosures contained in the entire description can be mutatis mutandis to the same parts with the same reference numerals or component names. Also, the position selected in the description N2010 / 20200 - 13 - φ · · «· Φ ·« φ »« ·

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In Fig. 1 an interactive training system 1 is illustrated schematically and by way of example, with which the rehabilitation of physiologically impaired patients 2, in particular of patients 2 with movement impairment of the extremities, is made possible.

According to the illustrated embodiment, a patient 2 sits with a receiving means 3 for the body part to be trained, in this case the left arm or shoulder area, a base unit 4, which is equipped with a data processing device 5 and a data storage device 6. The data processing device 5 controls the entire interactive training system 1 and accesses information stored in the data storage device 6 or stores information there itself.

According to the embodiment shown, the receiving means 3 for the body part to be trained is equipped with a sensor 7 in the upper arm region of the receiving means, which information about the type of movement of the receiving means 3 and thus the arm of the patient 2 via a sensor line 8 to the base unit 4 and Data processing device 5 transmits. Likewise, the receiving means 3 for the body part to be trained is equipped with an actuator 9, with which a support or movement of the left arm to be trained of the patient 2 is performed depending on the training program just completed, the corresponding control commands for the actuator 9 from the data processing device 5 is transmitted in the base unit 4 via an actuator line 10 to the actuator 9.

In an advantageous embodiment, not shown, the sensor information and the actuator control commands are transmitted via wireless connections, for example via radio links, between the base unit 4 and the sensor 7 or actuator 9.

Preferably, the base unit 4 is equipped with further data input and output means for interacting with the users of the interactive training system 1. In the illustrated embodiment, the base unit is inter alia equipped with an N2010 / 20200 - 14 - * * ♦ · at · ft * ft * # ♦ · · · * · * · · · · ata »ft« * • · * »♦ · · · · · Rk »•••• ft ft» »» »· · ·» ft * · ·

Touch screen 11 for the visual display of information and for the touch-controlled recording of user input and a built-in speaker 14 for the acoustic output of information such as sounds, music or speech equipped. Likewise, to the base 4 of the interactive training system 1 are connected the video cameras 12, 12 'for receiving visual information and the external screen 13 for visual output of information.

In an advantageous embodiment, which is not shown, the integrated touch screen 11 can also be designed as an external touch screen and at least one of the external video cameras 12, 12 'can also be integrated in the base unit 4 of the interactive training system.

An expedient embodiment with multiple video cameras 12, 12 'allows the three-dimensional detection of the environment, so that about the position, movement, gestures, gaze or facial expression of the therapist 37 or the patient 2 can be more accurately recorded. The detection accuracy of the movements of the receiving means 3 for the body part to be trained on a video image can be further increased by, for example, one or more special, optically detectable markings are attached to the receiving means 3.

In an expedient embodiment not shown, the further external data input and output means are connected to the base unit 4 of the interactive training system 1 via wireless connections, so that complicated cabling or impairments due to the existing cabling, in particular impairments of the mobility of the interactive training system 1 or the freedom of movement of the patient 2, are excluded.

It is now practical that a therapist 37 first uses the interactive training system 1 and interacts with the various data input and output means of the base unit 4 to define or configure at least part of the training program for the patient 2. The training program thus created is stored in the data storage device 6 and can then be carried out by the patient 2 in accordance with the therapist's specifications or according to the physical and temporal capabilities of the patient 2 largely independent of the availability or presence of the therapist 37. The patient 2 interacts with the data input and data output means of the base unit 4 in a similar manner as the therapist in advance in order to carry out the prescribed physiotherapy training program in the internal 0/20200 - 15 - I * · ι * Φ ·· ** »» · φ φ φ φ * ♦ · ♦ ♦ Φ * * 4 · Φ Φ Φ Φ Φ Φ Φ Φ Φ Φ Φ; Φ φ · 4 · Φφ «· φ I,« «4» φφ * Φ to actively complete or even perform any self-selected, additional physiotherapy training programs. The exact training subscription is thereby monitored by the data input means and corresponding instructions for the patient 2 regarding the correct execution of the exercise are displayed on the data output means and information about exercise deviations and exercise progress is output. Optionally, by means of the at least one actuator 9 in the receiving means 3 for the body part to be trained, a support or movement of the body part to be trained made. The interactive training system 1 therefore supports and relieves, therefore, on the one hand the therapist 37 in the exercise preparation and care and on the other hand also supports the patient 2 in the exercise execution.

It is expedient if the base unit 4 of the interactive training system 1 is equipped with a stand device 15 whose bottom element 16 is not fixed on the base surface underneath, for example a floor 17. This makes it possible in a simple manner to move the base unit 4 of the interactive training system 1 in a room or the interactive training system 1 with its base unit 4 and the connected data input and data output means to another location, for example, from the ordination of the therapist 37 to the patient's apartment 2, to transport. It is expedient, furthermore, to equip the base element 16 of the standing device 15 of the base device 4 with rolling elements 18 on its underside, in order to further increase the mobility of the base device 4.

In special circumstances, for example if the patient 2 suffers from a hearing impairment, it is expedient to connect an external loudspeaker 19 or also a headphone 20 to the base unit 4, so that acoustic information such as sounds and noises for a patient 2 affected in this way, for example audible output.

For reasons of cost, for example, it may also be expedient to implement the integrated touch screen 11 in the base unit 4 as a simple, integrated flat screen without touch sensitivity, in order to output visual information such as graphics, animations or videos. Another way to reduce the manufacturing cost of the base unit 4 or to reduce the dimensions of the base unit 4 is the procedure to dispense with the installation of a touch screen 11 in the base unit and the visual information on an external screen 13, which also already in the patient 2 TV can be present. N2010 / 20200 -16- · «·« ·

According to a particularly advantageous embodiment, the base unit 4 of the interactive training system 1 is equipped with at least one externally arranged or, as shown, an integrated projector 21 to display visual information on a projector screen 22, for example.

It is also expedient to display the visual information on the corresponding data output means, for example the integrated touch screen 11, the external screen 13 or the integrated projector 21, in a three-dimensional representation in order to achieve an increased clarity of the visually displayed information.

According to a particularly advantageous embodiment, the at least one actuator 9 is equipped on the receiving means 3 for the body part to be trained with a vibration and / or pressure function, so that information can be transmitted to the user of the interactive training system 1 also haptic way. Such haptic communication provides a very immediate and intuitive feedback to the user of the interactive training system 1 and, for example, does not require the user to focus his attention largely on the corresponding data output device.

It is expedient if at least one external microphone 55 is connected to the base unit 4 of the interactive training system 1, with which the patient 2 or the therapist 37 can make voice inputs for the transmission or control of the interactive training system 1 or other acoustic information, such as Ambient noise, recorded by the base unit 4 and can be further processed. When using a plurality of external microphones 55 and / or a plurality of internal microphones 56 - Fig. 4 - also a microphone can be realized with directivity and / or an efficient compensation of environmental noise can be performed.

In one embodiment, not shown, the microphones 55, 56 are used in conjunction with controllable sound generators, in particular Uitraschallgebern, which are attached to one or more points of the receiving means 3 of the body part to be trained, so that thus also a position, Lage- and / or Motion determination of the receiving means 3 is feasible.

A method implementable with the interactive training system 1 according to the invention for carrying out a rehabilitation of physically impaired patients 2, in particular of patients 2 with limb movement impairments, comprises the N2010 / 20200 -17- * * * * * f * * * * * 4 The following steps: First, the training program is started by the therapist 37 by means of Interaction with at least a part of the built-in base unit 4 and / or connected to the base unit 4 data input and data output means set or configured. In a further consequence, the receiving means 3 for the body part to be trained is applied or positioned on the body part of the patient 2 to be trained, and the exercise program previously interactively defined or configured by the therapist 37 is now operated by the patient 2 by means of interaction with those connected to the base unit 4 Data entry and data output means interactively completed or the patient 2 completes a self-selected physiotherapy training program with the support of the interactive training system 1.

According to an advantageous measure, it is provided that at least one therapist 37 and optionally further persons are filmed by means of a video camera 12 when issuing training instructions or when explaining or presenting the training exercises to be performed and / or acoustic information is recorded by means of a microphone 55. The instructions or explanations can be given in different languages or according to different character characteristics. It is also possible to record various useful variations of the training target 50 - Fig. 4 - for the patient 2 or to record the training target 50 from different angles. Furthermore, these records can be made several times in varying degrees of detail. After processing the recordings thus obtained and assigning them to certain training situations or sequences, these explanations and / or representations of the training target movement 50 for instructing and supporting a patient 2 during the performance of a training unit are made via loudspeakers 14, 19, headphones 20, touchscreen 11 , Screen 13 and / or projector 21, which are connected to the base unit 4 of the interactive training system 1 reproduced. This playback of the edited real shots takes place in quasi-random sequences or variations or depending on the current training situation, the intended exercise procedure, the condition and / or the response of the patient 2. It is particularly useful alternately or simultaneously, the recorded training instructions and / or movement representations with live recordings of the patient 2 during the completion of the training exercise. N2010 / 20200 - 18- • φ * · · · · φ · 1 * φ φ φφφ φ φ «· φ φ φ · φ · φ · · · ·

2 shows a highly schematic representation of an embodiment of an interactive training system 1 which comprises a base unit 4 operated by a patient 2 with attached receiving means 3 for the body part to be trained, a mobile hand control means 25 and a central control unit 28 operated by the therapist 37.

In the illustrated expedient embodiment, the data processing device 5 of the base unit 4 has a data interface 23, which establishes a radio link with the aid of the radio antennas 27 and 27 'with a corresponding data interface 24 on the mobile hand control means 25. The patient 2 can now manually guide the mobile hand control means 25 and transmit operating commands wirelessly via the radio link to the base unit 4 by means of the operating elements 26, 26 'on the mobile hand control means in order to control the interactive training system 1. Conveniently, the mobile hand control means 25 may also be equipped with a display means 57. In one embodiment, not shown, the connection of the data interfaces 23 and 24 of the base unit 4 and the mobile hand-held means 25 is made wired with a cable connection.

According to a particularly advantageous embodiment, the interactive training system 1 in addition to the base unit 4 also includes a central control unit 28, wherein the data processing device 29 of the central control unit 28 has a data interface 30 and the data processing device 5 of the base unit 4 has a corresponding data interface 31, via the connection between the two Devices for exchanging data in both directions is given. Such a connection between the base unit 4 and the central control unit 28 can be made for example via the Internet 32 or via the mobile radio network, not shown.

On the one hand, this embodiment enables the therapist 37 to interactively operate the base unit 4 via the central control unit 28 and to provide the exercising patient 2 with information, for example a message 33 displayed on the touch screen 11 of the base unit 4, or to update the training program of the patient 2. to expand. On the other hand, it is possible to transfer data from the base unit 4 to the central control unit 28 and thus to the therapist 37. Such data may be, for example, a video image of the exercising patient 2 or activity information obtained from sensors in the recording means 3 of the body part to be trained. The transmitted data can be stored in the central control unit 28 and later analyzed by the therapist 37 or the transmitted data are transmitted from the N2010 / 20200 -19- • · •

Therapists 37 on the central control unit 28 directly and live views and analyzed, whereupon the therapist 37 can immediately submit any feedback, notes or comments to the patient 2 on the base unit 4 to influence the execution of the training program.

According to an advantageous embodiment, data, for example a video image, is transmitted from the base unit 4 to the central control unit 28 only after the user of the base unit 4 has lifted an electronic or programmatic lock by actuating a release means, for example an operation button 34 on the touch screen 11. When transferring a video image from the base unit 4 to the central control unit 28, it is further appropriate that the central control unit 28 on the touch screen 11 " displayed video image 35 in possibly reduced form 36 necessarily on the touch screen 11 of the base unit 4, so that the user of the base unit 4, whose activities are recorded by a video camera 12, is always informed about which video image 35, the therapist 37 can see the central control unit 28 ,

As best seen in FIG. 3, an interactive training system 1 may also consist of at least one central control unit 28 for the therapist 37 and of several base units 4, 4 'for the patients 2, 2' with their respective receiving means 3, 3 'for consist of exercising body part.

According to an advantageous embodiment, it is provided that the patients 2, 2 'communicate via the data interfaces 31, 31' of the data processing devices 5, 5 'in their respective base units 4, 4' and, for example, exchange information or carry out training activities together. Basically, such a communication is not limited to two basic devices 4, 4 ', but can be extended to any number of basic devices.

It is advantageous if the data processing devices 5, 5 'in the base units 4, 4' are equipped with data storage devices 6, 6 'and the data processing device 29 in the central control unit 28 also has a data storage device 38, so that profile records from the patient 2, 2' in the base units 4, 4 'or after transmission via the data interface 30 of the data processing device 29 in the central control unit 28 can be stored in these storage media. The data connection between the base units 4, 4 'with each other and also respectively to the central N2010 / 20200 -20- * * * »· f · ft · tt ·» * · · · * «• * · II ·« I * I For example, control unit 28 can be re-established via the Internet 32.

It is expedient if a base unit 4 has as data input means a keyboard 39, a contactless or contactless transponder reader 40 and / or a contactless or contact smart card reader 41, so that an identification of a user of the base unit 4, for example a patient 2, by means of a on the Keyboard 39 entered a user name or brought into the vicinity of the contactless transponder reader 40 transponder 42 is feasible. Likewise, with these devices, a secure authentication of a user of the base unit 4 by means of a user-password combination entered via the keyboard 39, by means of a cryp-tographic transponder 42 'brought into the proximity of the contactless transponder reader 40 or by means of a smart card reader 41 in the contact-type inserted chip card 43 possible. In a particularly advantageous embodiment, the chip card 43 used is an already existing chip card from the healthcare sector, which the patient 2 carries with him anyway.

It is expedient if the previously described, communicating devices, namely the central control unit 28 and its data storage device 38, the base units 4, 4 'and their respective data storage devices 6, 6', the keyboard 39, the contactless transponder reader 40 or the contact smart card reader 41, equipped with data encryption means, so that the transmitted information is encrypted transferable or storable and / or only for the authorized therapist 37 and the authorized patient 2, 2 'are available. Among these already mentioned, communicating devices, which may be equipped with data encryption devices, also includes a mobile handheld 25, which is equipped with controls 26, 26 'and a display means 57, and which via a data interface 24 and a radio antenna 27' a radio link to provided with a radio antenna 27 equipped data interface 23 in the data processing device 5 of the base unit 4. Thus, the exchanged between the base unit 4 and the mobile hand-held 25 data can be transmitted encrypted and are thus deprived of access by third parties.

For safety reasons, it may also be appropriate to perform a data integrity check and / or a data authentification in addition to the data encryption. N2010 / 20200 -21 - t * * * * * * * * * * · · I · »·· * · M t In order to prevent tampering with the data streams between the various communicating devices as well.

According to a particularly advantageous embodiment of the interactive training system 1, a patient 2 'is assisted in carrying out the exercise with the Aufnahmemittei 3' for the body part to be trained by a virtual trainer or avatar, for example, on the touch screen 1T of the base unit 4 'is visually displayed and the Therapist 37 represents. It is expedient for the patient 2 'to be able to select the properties of the avatar, for example its appearance 44 or 44', in order to receive the training instructions by this virtual trainer or avatar via the data output means of the interactive training system 1. Likewise, it is expedient to make the voice of the virtual trainer or avatar and / or his character, for example soft-gentle or hard-fordemand, selectable for the patient 2 '. It may also be up to the therapist to parameterize at least some of the properties of the virtual trainer or avatar.

It is also expedient to adapt the vocabulary of the virtual trainer or avatar depending on the comprehension ability of the patient 2 and / or adaptively according to the training course and the reactions to given voice instructions in the speech output. The speech output can also be multilingual.

In an advantageous embodiment, entertainment media such as music, films or games available offline on the base unit are only released for the exercising patient 2 'when the intended training performance has been provided. This serves in particular for the motivation of the patient 2 '.

A particularly advantageous measure is to record the exercise movement of the patient 2 'with the receiving means 3' for the body part to be trained by means of a video camera 12 and this exercise movement or an animation calculated therefrom by means of a projector 2T integrated in the base unit 4 'on a projector screen 22 visually present and embed the illustrated training scenario 45 in the most realistic possible environment by mapping a real environment or animated as realistically as possible. It is particularly advantageous or motivating for the patient 2 'if known real environments are used for this imaging or animation for the patient 2'. N2010 / 20200 -22-

It is expedient if, as a measure for catching up a training backlog, an interactive reminder or reminder, for example as a message 46, is transmitted to the base unit 4 of the patient 2. In a further advantageous embodiment, not shown, this reminder message 46 is also sent as a short message to the mobile phone of the patient 2, as an e-mail to his e-mail address and / or as a message to his user account in a social network.

According to another, advantageous measure, the therapist 37 uses a sensor suit 47, which comprises the body part to be trained in order to define a training target movement by active movement. This training target movement is stored and converted to the body part of the patient 2 to be trained or the properties of the receiving means 3 used by the patient for the body part to be trained or integrated and integrated as a target movement in the training program to be carried out independently by the patient 2. In the independent implementation of the training target movement by the patient 2, this is optionally supported by at least one actuator 9 in or on the receiving means 3 for the body part to be trained.

As a variant of the measure described last, it is also expedient that the therapist 37 is present at the patient 2 and by moving the receiving means 3 applied to the patient 2 for the body part to be trained, and thus also by moving the body part to be trained itself, specifies the training target movement is stored and then integrated as a target movement in the self-performed by the patient 2 training program, with the independent implementation of the target movement by the patient 2 is optionally supported by at least one actuator 9 in or on the receiving means 3. In an embodiment not shown, the present therapist 37 alternatively performs the exercise movement with the corresponding, healthy body part of the patient and this training target movement is recorded by the interactive training system, stored and converted to the body part of the patient 2 to be trained. Thus, in turn, a training target movement is available for integration into the training program of the patient 2 to be carried out independently.

It is particularly expedient if the patient's training movement 2 'is recorded with suitable data input means, for example with a video camera 12, and displayed directly on the projector screen 22 with the integrated projector 21'. N2010 / 20200 * · II ··· * ···· ··································································································. · T -23-becomes. This representation as an immediate illustration or animation serves as a "training mirror" with which the training movement just completed can be observed by the patient 2 'himself or by the therapist 37 directly and from different perspectives, thereby making it easier to detect errors or deviations.

FIG. 4 shows exemplary advantageous measures for an interactive training system 1 in order to ensure the correct execution of a training movement by a patient 2.

It is expedient if the training set movement carried out by a therapist 37 is recorded in the base unit 4, for example with sensors 48, 48 'on the receiving means 49 for the body part to be trained, which receiving means is worn by the therapist 37, and then with the Trai-ningsistbewegung the patient 2, which carries a receiving means 3 for the body part to be trained, is compared. The training movement of the patient 2 is recorded by a video camera 12 and processed by the base unit 4. For easy and clear comparison, the training target movement 50 and the training movement 51 are superimposed on the screen 13 connected to the base unit 4 and any deviations 52 between the training target movement 50 and the training movement 51 are specifically marked or highlighted, for example by a color and graphic highlighting of the deviation 52 by red arrows. It is expedient, if used during the exercise performance entertainment media or played through a speaker 14, the playback of these entertainment media in the occurrence of excessive deviation 52 between the training target movement 50 and the trainingist movement to interrupt 51 to make the patient 2 attention and in order subsequently to avoid any physical damage.

It is also advantageous that the training program carried out by the patient 2 adaptively adapt to the condition and / or the feedback of the patient 2, depending on the situation. In order to determine the behavior or the physiological state of the patient 2 during the execution of the training program, various data input means such as a video camera 12, a temperature sensor 52, a pulse sensor 54 or a microphone 56 integrated in the base unit 4 can be used, and a comparison of training target movement 50 can be used and exercise movement 51. Likewise, a determination of the physiological value of N2010 / 20200 "" * * * *! * * "" * I * * * ι * * * * * * * * * * * # * * * * > * And the patient's psychological condition 2 via simple question / answer dialogues appropriate.

It is advantageous to also identify any problem or emergency situations of the patient 2 during the implementation of the training program based on an analysis or evaluation of the information from the data input means and bring a regulated shutdown or bring in neutral position of the training system 1 when a problem or emergency situation occurs and its receiving means 3 for the body part to be trained to perform. Essential, for example, is the automatic recognition and controlled resolution of spastic paralysis phenomena during the passive movement of a patient, which are a frequent accompanying symptom after damage to the central nervous system. The patient's passive movement should be stopped immediately, the paralysis should be resolved by a slow countermovement, and the exercise then continued at a reduced rate. It is likewise expedient, if entertainment media are displayed or played during the execution of the training program, to interrupt the reproduction of these entertainment media in the event of a problem or emergency situation of the patient 2.

A further, particularly advantageous measure is to initiate an event-related image recording with the video camera 12 and / or an event-related sound recording with the microphone 56 integrated in the base unit 4 in the presence of a problem or emergency situation of the patient 2 and this image or sound information to a central control unit 28 - Fig. 3 - on which a therapist 37 sits to transfer. This therapist 37 is immediately aware of the problem or emergency situation of the patient 2 and can initiate appropriate relief measures.

In an expedient embodiment, not shown, the therapist 37 is equipped with a special data input and output device, which as wireless, mobile alarm device in a problem or emergency situation of the patient 2, the data emitted in such a case by the base unit 4, for example or sound information, receives and displays. The therapist 37 is thereby made aware of the problem or emergency situation of the patient 2 irrespective of his presence at the central control unit 28 and can initiate appropriate relief measures.

The transmission of the data to and from the mobile alarm device also takes place via a radio network, in particular a mobile radio network. The data for and from the mobile alarm device are thereby either directly output from the base unit 4. N2010 / 20200 -25- # * · ♦ «·» * ·· * • ι · · · * · · · * · ·· · * · * T ft »• · · · · · · · * · · · · · · · · ················································································································································································································· 4 and mobile alarm device. In this case, in an expedient embodiment, the central control unit 28 only transmits the data if no therapist 37 is present at the central control unit 28.

It is also particularly expedient to use the image taken by a video camera 12 of a patient 2 or therapist 37 to analyze the gestures, facial expressions and / or viewing directions of the patient 2 or therapists 37 and to control the interactive training system 1 with this information , Likewise, the user of the interactive training system 1 can be identified on the basis of the present image information by the application of facial recognition methods, so that, for example, the corresponding profile data record can be loaded automatically or a personal greeting message can be output.

A further advantageous measure is the activity or movement information of a patient 2 during the implementation of the training program in the data storage device 6 of the data processing device 5 of the base device 4 and / or, as best seen in Fig. 3, in the data storage device 38 of the data processing device 29 of the central control unit 28 to store, then anonymize this data, so that no longer on the patient 2 or its therapist 37 can be deduced and provide this anonymous data other therapists or medical research groups for scientific evaluation to improve the physiotherapeutic therapies ,

In an embodiment of an interactive training system 1, not shown, the central control unit 28 consists of two separate components: a control and access device and a data supply device. In particular, the data delivery device is implemented as a central, highly reliable and available database server that stores a variety of information such as, for example, ready-made training programs, multimedia files, therapy history data and patient data or profiles. The data delivery device also includes, in addition to the means for data storage, all the resources necessary for a highly reliable and available state-of-the-art data management, such as data protection, access protection and uninterruptible power supplies. Likewise, the data delivery device optionally provides centralized services, such as a short-range generating and sending service. N2010 / 20200 • # (I * *. * F *. * * * * * * 4 1 · * * 9 • J · · «· The data delivery device. The data delivery device is for example housed in a large data center in which a large number of similar servers are operated for completely different purposes Personal presence of personnel is not provided for service purposes except that the control and access device is designed as a commercially available PC or laptop with appropriate control software and is available to the therapist 37, for example via the Internet, to the base units 4, 4 'for carrying out control and communication tasks or to the data provision device for storage and retrieve information or use centralized services. In particular, the therapist 37 deposits information such as training programs for the patients 2, 2 'by means of the control and access device in the data delivery device and can also retrieve information such as therapy history data or activity data from patients 2, 2' from there, which data from the base devices 4, 4 'of the patients 2, 2' were stored there or stored. The base units 4, 4 ', in turn, access the information stored and enabled for them or the patients 2, 2', such as the previously mentioned training programs. The base devices 4, 4 'may also access at least a portion of the central services offered by the data delivery device, according to their authorization. This system allows information to be exchanged between the therapist's control and access device 37 and the base devices 4, 4 'without both having to be in operation simultaneously. At the same time, the data storage and service provision takes place centrally and in accordance with the high security and availability standards of modern data centers, which would not be possible for a data storage or service provision directly to the therapist 37.

The embodiments show possible embodiments of the interactive training system, it being noted at this point that the invention is not limited to the specifically illustrated embodiments thereof, but rather also various combinations of the individual embodiments are possible with each other and this possibility of variation due to the teaching of technical action representational invention in the skill of those skilled in this technical field. So are all conceivable embodiments, which are possible by combinations of individual details of the illustrated and described embodiment variant, includes the scope of protection. N2010 / 20200 »« «φ« * · V · »· e • t * ·« · »· · · • I * + ··· ·« ··· ··· »» · »· · · · ·· * «* · ♦ ♦ · · *» * ··· * · φ -27-

For the sake of order, it should finally be pointed out that, for a better understanding of the structure of the interactive training system, this or its components have been shown in part to be out of scale and / or enlarged and / or reduced in size.

The task underlying the independent inventive solutions can be taken from the description.

Above all, the individual in Figs. 1; 2; 3; 4 embodiments form the subject of independent solutions according to the invention. The relevant objects and solutions according to the invention can be found in the detailed descriptions of these figures. N2D10 / 20200 «·» · · · ·

Reference symbol 1 Training system 2, 2 'Patient 3, 3' Receiving means 4, 4 'Basic unit 5, 5' Data processing device 6, 6 'Data storage device 7, 7' Sensor 8, 8 'Sensor line 9 Actuator 10 Actuator line 11, 11', 11 "Touchscreen 12, 12 'video camera 13 screen 14 loudspeaker 15 stand device 16 floor element 17 floor 18 rolling body 19 loudspeaker 20 headphone 21, 21' projector 22 projector screen 23 data interface 24 data cut parts 25 mobile hand control 26, 26 'control 27, 27' radio antenna 28 central control unit 29 data processing device 30 Data Interface 31, 31 'Data Interface 32 Internet 33 Message 34 Confirmation Button 35 Video Image 41 Contacting Chip Card Reader 42 Contactless Transponder 42' Contactless Cryptographic

Transponder 43 Contacted smart card 44, 44 'Avatar 45 Training scenario 46 Reminder message 47 Sensor suit 48, 48' Sensor 49 Pickup 50 Training target 51 Picking 52 Impact 53 Temperature sensor 54 Pulse sensor 55 Microphone 56 Microphone 57 Display 36 Video image 37 Therapist 38 Data storage device 39 Keyboard 40 Contactless transponder reader N2010 / 20200

Claims (36)

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Interactive training system (1) for the rehabilitation of physiologically impaired patients (2, 2 '), in particular of patients (2, 2') with movement impairments of the extremities, comprising - a receiving means (3) for a body part to be trained; - A base unit (4) with means for data processing (5) and storage (6); - At least one in or on the receiving means (3) for the body part to be trained mounted sensor (7) which is connected to the base unit (4) and to this information about the patient (2), for example, about attitude or temperature of the body part to be trained , transmitted; and optionally at least one actuator (9) mounted in or on the receiving means (3) for the body part to be trained, connected to the base unit (4) and control commands for supporting or moving the body part of the patient to be trained (2 ), characterized in that to the base unit (4) further data input means, such as a touch screen (11) or a video camera (12), and further data output means, such as a screen (13) or a loudspeaker (14) connected and / or in the base unit (4) are installed and at least part of this data input and output means for interaction with a therapist (37) is formed, so that at least part of a training program for patients (2, 21) by the therapist (37) can be fixed or configured , and at least some of these data input and output means for interacting with N2010 / 20200 -2- • »-2- •» * · «· * Patient (2, 2 ') is formed, so that by the therapist (37) predetermined and / or by the patient (2) self-selected physiotherapeutic training program can be completed interactively. 2. Interactive training system according to claim 1, characterized in that the base unit (4) is equipped with a stand device (15), the bottom element (16) is not fixed to the underlying base, such as a floor (17) or a table surface, and / or whose bottom element (16) on the underside rolling body (18). 3. Interactive training system according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that the base unit (4) formed with at least one integrated speaker (14) and / or connected to at least one externally mounted speaker (19) or headphones (20), so that information acoustically, for example as sounds, sounds, music, sounds, speech, can be output. 4. Interactive training system according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the base unit (4) is equipped with at least one integrated flat screen (11), so that information by visual means, such as graphics, pictures, animations, videos, can be output. 5. Interactive training system according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the base unit (4) with at least one external screen (13), for example a patient (2) existing television, connectable, so that information can be output visually. 6. Interactive training system according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the base unit (4) with at least one externally arranged or integrated projector (21) is connectable or equipped, so that information can be output visually. 7. Interactive training system according to one of claims 4 to 6, characterized in that at least one visual display means (11,13, 21) is so ausgebil- N2010 / 20200 -3- • + • · • · det that a three-dimensional representation of can be displayed. 8. Interactive training system according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the basic device (4) connected to receiving means (3) for the body part to be trained with at least one actuator (9) is equipped with at least one vibration and / or pressure means, so that information can be output by haptic means. 9. Interactive training system according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the base unit (4) has at least one externally arranged or integrated touch screen (11) as data input means, so that the training system (1) by the therapist (37) and / or patients ( 2, 2 ') is interactively operable. 10. Interactive training system according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the base unit (4) is equipped with at least one externally arranged microphone (55) and / or integrated microphone (56), so that with this data input means acoustic information from the base unit (4). is receivable, for example, the ambient noise or the voice of the therapist (37) or the patient (2) for voice input or for voice control of the training system (1). 11. Interactive training system according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the base unit (4) as Dateneingabemitte! at least one integrated and / or at least one externally arranged video camera (12), so that visual information from the base unit (4) is receivable, such as an image of the environment or the position, the movement, the gestures, the line of sight or the facial expression of the therapist ( 37) or the patient (2). 12. Interactive training system according to claim 11, characterized in that the base unit (4) at least two video cameras (12, 12!) Are formed, so that the environment is detected three-dimensionally. N2010 / 20200 -4- • 9 13. Interactive training system according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the base unit (4) is equipped with a data interface (23) and a mobile hand-operated means (25) has a corresponding data interface (24) and via a connection of the two data interfaces (23 , 24) operating commands which can be input via at least one operating element (26, 26 ') on the mobile hand-operating means (25) by the therapist (37) or patient (2), can be transmitted to the base unit (4) and the connection of the data interfaces (23 , 24) is wirelessly configured as a radio connection or wired as a cable connection. 14. Interactive training system according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that a central control unit (28) is formed, which has a data interface (30) for transmitting data and a base unit (4) has a corresponding interface (31) for receiving the data such that the basic device (4) can be interactively operated by a therapist (37), for example via the Internet (32), and / or supplied with information, for example with a message (33) to the patient (2), with feedback resp • Information for the patient (2) or with updated or expanded training programs for the patient (2). 15. Interactive training system according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the base unit (4) has a data interface (31) for transmitting data, for example a video image (35) or activity information from the recording means (3) for the body part of the patient to be trained ( 2), and a central control unit (28) has a corresponding data interface (30) for receiving this data, so that the received data in the central control unit (28) are stored and / or the received data by a therapist (37) directly or live viewable and can be analyzed in real time. 16. Interactive training system according to claim 15, characterized in that the base unit (4) has an electronic or programmable locking mechanism and further a release means (34), so that it can be ensured that the video image (35) or the activity information only after a confirmation means of the release means (34) is transmitted to a central control unit (28) and the transmitted video image (35) is compulsorily displayed on the base unit (4) by a corresponding data output means (11) as a copy (36). N2010 / 20200 -5- 17. Interactive training system according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that a first base unit (4) has a data interface (31) for transmitting and receiving data and at least one further base unit (4 ') has a corresponding data interface (31') for transmission and receiving data such that communication between users of the base units (4, 4 '), in particular between patients (2, 2'), is feasible, for example to exchange information or, for example, training activities, in particular of a playful nature, of widely distanced patients (2, 2 ') can be carried out jointly. 18. Interactive training system according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the base unit (4,4 ') and / or the central control unit (28) with a storage medium (6, 6', 38) is equipped, so that one or more profile data sets of one or more patients (2, 2 ') are storable. 19. Interactive training system according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the base unit (4) has as data input means a keyboard (39), a contact-type or contactless transponder reader (40) and / or a contactless or contact-type chip card reader (41), so that an identification of a user (2) of the base unit (4), in particular when selecting a user profile data record, by means of a user name and / or a transponder (42) or RFID tags is feasible and / or secure authentication, in particular when dialing a user profile data set, by means of a user name-password combination, a cryptographic transponder (42 ') or cryptographic RFID tags and / or a contactless or contact smart card (43), in particular a special smart card from the health sector, is feasible. 20. Interactive training system according to one of claims 13 to 19, characterized in that the respective communicating or data-providing devices, for example, the mobile hand control means (25), the central control unit (28), the base unit (4, 4 '), the storage medium (6, 6 ', 38), the keyboard (39), the transponder reader (40) or the smart card reader (41) are equipped with data encryption means, so that the transmitted information, such as the video image (35), the activity information, the user profile records, the Identification Data Records N2010 / 20200 -6 - * * ·· «· * · · · ·» ♦ * * * * * * · · * * • f * * * * * * «« »· · * * · · ·· · The authentication data sets are encrypted, transferable and storable, can not be manipulated and / or can only be retrieved by the authorized therapist (37) or patients (2, 2 '). 21. A method for performing a rehabilitation of physiologically impaired patients (2, 2 '), in particular of patients (2, 2') with movement impairments of the extremities, with an interactive training system (1) comprising the steps: applying or positioning a receiving means ( 3) for a body part to be trained on the body part of the patient (2) to be trained and completion of the training program determined by a therapist (37), characterized by previous definition or configuration of the training program by the therapist (37) by interaction with at least a part of the in a base unit (4) built and / or connected to a base unit (4) data input and data output means and interactive completion of the therapist (37) and / or the patient (2) self-selected physiotherapy training program by interaction with at least one Part of the data entry and da tenausgabemittel, which are installed in the base unit (4) and / or connected to the base unit (4). 22. The method of claim 21, characterized by selecting the specific characteristics of a virtual avatar (44, 44 '), which represents the physiotherapist (37), for example, its appearance, its character or its voice and outputting corresponding training instructions by means of this virtual trainer or avatar (44, 44 ') via the data output means of the interactive training system (1). 23. The method according to any one of claims 21 and 22, characterized by activation of entertainment media, such as music pieces, films or games on the base unit (4) or on a connected, in particular multimedia-capable Abspieigerät after provision of the intended training performance by the patient (2). 24. The method according to any one of claims 21 to 23, characterized by embedding the, for example, with a video camera (12), recorded exercise movement in a visually, for example, with a projector (2T), illustrated training scenario NZ010 / 20200 -7- 4 · * ··· * »* * • * rio (45) and extend this representation (45) to a real-world environment as possible by mapping from a real environment or by real-world animation of real surroundings, in particular by imaging or animation from the patient (21 ) known real environments. 25. The method according to any one of claims 21 to 24, characterized by output or transmission of an interactive reminder (46) or reminder to patients (2, 2 ') at a training backlog and / or timely before an agreed training date and / or before an agreed Online voting appointment with the therapist (37). 26. The method according to any one of claims 21 to 25, characterized by applying or positioning the receiving means (3) for the body part to be trained of the patient (2) or a special sensor suit (47) on the corresponding body part of the therapist (37) and performing the Training Sollbewegung with this body part, storing this target movement as the self-performed training program of the patient (2) and conversion or adaptation of the parameters of this target movement or on the physiological properties of the body part to be trained of the patient (2), for example, its dimensions, and / or a conversion to or adaptation to the characteristics of the receiving means (3) used by the patient (2) for the body part to be trained, whereby, as specified by the therapist (37), the interactive training system (1) independently carries out the desired movement by the patient (2) sensory monitored and performing this g is optionally supported by at least one actuator (9) in or on the receiving means (3) for the body part to be trained, 27. The method according to any one of claims 21 to 25, characterized by applying or positioning the receiving means (3) for the body part to be trained on the body part of the patient to be trained (2), moving the body part to be trained of the patient (2) together with the Receiving means (3) for the body part to be trained by the therapist (37) and storing this training target movement as the self-administered training program of the patient (2), wherein after specification by the therapist (37) the interactive training system (1) the independent implementation of the desired movement sensory monitored by the patient (2) and this guidance is optionally supported by at least one actuator (9) in or on the receiving means (3) for the body part to be trained. 28. The method according to any one of claims 21 to 27, characterized by recording the exercise movement of the patient (2 ') with suitable data input means, for example with at least one sensor (7') on the receiving means (3 ') for the body part to be trained or at least one Video camera (12), and immediate representation of this recorded exercise movement with a suitable data output means, for example with the integrated flat screen (11 ') on the base unit (41) or to the base unit (4') connected to the video projector (21 '), as a direct An image of the recorded exercise movement or as an animation calculated therefrom so that the immediately executed exercise movement can be directly observed by the patient (2 ') or the therapist (37) from one or more different angles. 29. The method according to any one of claims 21 to 28, characterized by receiving a Trainingssollbewegung (50) by a therapist (37) with suitable data input means, for example with the sensors (48, 48 ') on the receiving means (49) for the body part to be trained, and recording a training movement (51), which is carried out by the patient (2) during the completion of the training program, with suitable data input means, for example with a video camera (12), and overlaid, common representation of the training target movement (50) and the training movement (51). with a suitable data output means, for example with the screen (13) or projector (21) connected to the base unit (4), where deviations (52) between the training target movement (50) and the training movement (51) are specifically marked or highlighted, and if entertainment media are being used or played during the practice, be For example, pieces of music or movies, interrupting the presentation or output of these entertainment media when a too large deviation (52) between training target movement (50) and training actual movement (51) occurs. 30. The method according to claim 21, further comprising adapting the training program currently carried out by the patient based on the comparison of training target movement and training movement and / or based on the feedback from the patient (2) or N2010 / 20200 -9- Therapeutic (37) and / or based on the biofeedback of the patient (2), for example, the pulse rate, body temperature or respiratory rate. 31. The method according to any one of claims 21 to 30, characterized by recording the behavior and / or the physiological condition of the patient (2) during the execution of the training program with the existing data input means, for example with video camera (12), body temperature sensor (53), pulse sensor (54) or microphone (55, 56), evaluation or analysis of the behavior or the condition of the patient (2) during the training program in order to be able to determine a problem situation, and controlled switching off or neutralization of the training system (1) and the body part to be trained (3) upon occurrence of such a problem situation, and when entertainment media are displayed during execution of the exercise program, stopping the display of these entertainment media upon occurrence of a problem situation. 32. The method of claim 31, characterized by starting an event-related image or sound recording and / or a picture or sound transmission to a central control unit (28) in the presence of a problem situation. 33. The method according to any one of claims 21 to 32, characterized by recording the behavior of the base unit (4) using a person using at least one video camera (12) and control of the training system (1) by means of gestures, gaze and / or facial expression of this person. 34. Method according to claim 21, characterized by storing the activity information of a patient (2) during the execution of the training program, for example concerning the course of movement of the receiving means (3) for the body part to be trained, the frequency of training and the physiological state of the patient (2), anonymizing this stored data so that they are no longer directly to the patient (2) or its therapist (37) directly assignable, and provide these anonymized user profiles or patient data, so that this data, for example, other therapists or for a scientific evaluation in anonymous form are available. N2010 / 20200 -10- ·· * * ···· * 35. The method according to any one of claims 21 to 34, characterized by granting training instructions or explanations optionally in different languages or according to different character traits and / or representing training target movements (50) in particular in different variations by at least one therapist (37) and optionally further Persons, recording these explanations and / or representations optionally also several times in different degrees of detail or from different angles, in particular visually by means of a video camera (12) and / or acoustically by means of a microphone (55), editing or cutting these records Assigning the thus obtained scenes or recordings to different languages, training situations or sequences or characters of the virtual trainers or avatars (44, 44 ') and reproduction of these explanations and / or representations, in particular with a loudspeaker (14) and / or a on a screen (11) of the base unit (4) depending on the current training situation, the intended exercise procedure, the condition and / or the reaction of the patient (2) or playback of the edited real shots in quasi-random sequences or variations. 36. The method according to claim 35, characterized by reproducing the recorded training instructions and / or movement representations alternately or simultaneously with live recordings of a patient (2) during the completion of a training exercise. KEBA AG represented by Lawyers ^ örgefa Partner Rechtsanwalt GmbH N2010 / 20200