Cyphy

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CyPhy is a cyber-physiotherapy solution that allows doctors to provide remote physical healthcare to patients in areas with scarce medical resources through immersive virtual reality. The system includes roles for doctors, patients, trainers and offline viewers, with patients and trainers using immersive VR sites while doctors and viewers use non-immersive sites. It selectively streams audio, video, skeleton and other body data between patient, trainer and doctor sites using different versions and bundles for storage and playback.

Cyber-Physiotherapy
• Provide physical healthcare to patient in remote areas where
medical resource is scarce
• Provide convenient preliminary injury assessment at local
facility or at home

User Roles
• Doctor
• Patient
• Trainer
• Offline viewer

User Roles
• Doctor
• Patient
• Trainer
• Offline viewer
• Doctor site: non-immersive
• Patient site: immersive
• Trainer site: immersive
• Offline site: non-immersive
• Storage: record database
System Entities

Immersive vs. Non-immersive
• Immersive
(patient, trainer)
• Non-immersive
(doctor, offline viewer)

Architecture: Basic Version
Patient Site Trainer Site
Doctor Site Storage
Offline Viewer

Content Stream Bundles
SAV
• Skeleton
• Audio
• Video (2D, 240x160)
PB
• Point Cloud
• Body sensing data

Architecture: Basic Version
Patient Site Trainer Site
Doctor Site Storage
Offline Viewer
SAV
PB
Full
Version
Selected
Version
Selected Version

Architecture: Basic Version
Patient Site Trainer Site
Doctor Site Storage
Offline Viewer
1
2
3
1
Audio
Instruction
2
Tag
3
Query

Architectural Variations
• Basic • Trainer = Doctor • Trainer = Storage
Pat Train
Doc Store
Offlin
Pat
Doc/
Train
Store
Offlin
Pat Doc
Train/
Store
Offlin

Various Scenarios
• Group Training • 1-1 Therapy • Offline
Assessment
Pat Train
Doc Store
Offlin
Pat
Doc/
Train
Store
Offlin
Pat Doc
Train/
Store
Offlin

More Technical Details On…
• Selective Streaming
• Shannon Chen, Zhenhuan Gao, Klara Nahrstedt, and Indranil Gupta, "3DTI Amphitheater: Towards 3DTI Broadcasting", ACM
Transactions on Multimedia Computing, Communications, and Applications (TOMM), Vol. 11, No. 2s, Article 47, Feb. 2015
• Shannon Chen, Klara Nahrstedt, and Indranil Gupta, "3DTI Amphitheater: A Manageable 3DTI Environment with Hierarchical
Stream Prioritization", Proc. ACM Multimedia Systems (MMSys), Singapore, Mar. 2014
• Aadhar Jain, Ahsan Arefin, Raoul Rivas, Chien-nan Chen, and Klara Nahrstedt, "3D Teleimmersive Activity Classification Based
on Application-System Metadata", Proc. ACM Multimedia (MM), Barcelona, Spain, Oct. 2013
• Zhenhuan Gao, Shannon Chen, and Klara Nahrstedt,"FreeViewer: A 3D Tele-Immersive Intelligent Director", to appear in Proc.
ACM Multimedia (MM), Orlando, Florida, USA, Nov. 2014
• Content Compression
• Shannon Chen and Klara Nahrstedt, "Impact of Morphing-based Frame Synthesis on Bandwidth Optimization for 3DTI Video",
Proc. IEEE International Symposium on Multimedia (ISM), Anaheim, California USA, Dec. 2013
• Shannon Chen, Pengye Xia, and Klara Nahrstedt, "Activity-Aware Adaptive Compression: A Morphing-based Frame Synthesis
Application in 3DTI", Proc. ACM Multimedia (MM), Barcelona, Spain, Oct. 2013 [Winner of Huawei/3D Life Grand Challenge
2013]
• Shannon Chen and Klara Nahrstedt, "Activity-based Synthesized Frame Generation in 3DTI Video", Proc. IEEE International
Conference of Multimedia and Expo (ICME), San Jose, California USA, Jul. 2013 [Best Paper Nominee]
• Resource adaptation
• Sabrina Schulte, Shannon Chen, and Klara Nahrstedt,"Stevens' Power Law in 3D Tele-immersion: Towards Subjective Modeling
of Multimodal Cyber Interaction", to appear in Proc. ACM Multimedia (MM), Orlando, Florida, USA, Nov. 2014
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