KinDex

Shoulder rehabilitation requires more than measuring one angle: movement quality depends on multiple degrees of freedom and compensation across the trunk and scapula. KinDex integrates textile stretch sensors, garment panels, embedded electronics, calibration, and temporal modelling into a daily-wearable form that recognises movement patterns and reconstructs shoulder motion without laboratory-scale equipment. The project treats sensing performance and garment integration as one design problem, considering material placement, wiring, attachment, maintenance, and feedback alongside model performance.