Gesture-based rehabilitation as an assistive technology for post-infectious and post-critical illness disabilities: opportunities and challenges.

A recently published academic review examines gesture-based rehabilitation systems as assistive technology for individuals experiencing disability following infectious illness or critical care stays. The authors explore how motion-recognition interfaces could support functional recovery in these patient populations, while also identifying technical, clinical, and accessibility barriers that currently limit widespread adoption. Physical therapists working with post-COVID or post-ICU patients may find relevance in this emerging intersection of rehabilitative technology and recovery-focused care.

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