TEAM UP - Task Execution states for Awareness and Monitoring of User Performance
Interactive training systems can embody so-called intelligent technologies: robotics, activity recognition, intelligent tutoring systems and artificial intelligence. For stroke rehabilitation, they cover specific objectives of a rehabilitation program. In order not to limit the intelligence of these systems to specific objectives, the TEAM UP project, funded by ANR, will provide a tool-based approach to the design and development of intelligent interactive training systems that know and recognize all the user tasks in an individual rehabilitation program and are able to adapt their behavior to the user's progress.
Overview of the project
The originality of the proposal lies in the systemic, systematic and operational view on the post-stroke rehabilitation process. In addition, while existing state of the art approaches focus on demonstrating the effectiveness of a technology to recover from a specific impairment, our proposal targets to support in a systematic way the adaptation of rehabilitation exercises and program according to patients’ state and to state of the art knowledge on post-stroke rehabilitation. From that perspective, the proposed approach is different but transversal and fully complementary with existing state of the art on rehabilitation technologies and recommendations.
The project aims to propose a method for developing training programs:
- - whatever the patient’s impairment, for taking into account the entire set of rehabilitation goals, while existing approaches generally focus on specific impairments and rehabilitation exercises,
- - that cover all rehabilitation phases, while state of the art approaches to rehabilitation training focus on dedicated phases of rehabilitation or on specific patient impairments.
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Members
Célia Martinie
is the main scientific coordinator of the project. She is associate professor in Computer Science at the Université Paul Sabatier Toulouse III where she leads the Interactive Critical Systems (ICS) team at IRIT lab (Institut de Recherche en Informatique de Toulouse) since early 2021.
obtained her PhD in 2011, contributing to the engineering of safe and usable interactive systems. Her expertise for the project is two-fold.
First, she is an expert in task models for engineering interactive systems and developed a notation called HAMSTERS for engineering task models, widely used both for teaching and in industry (CNES, Airbus), and that is regularly extended with tool support.
Second, she proposed an innovative model-based and tool supported training program development process, which exploits task models throughout the design, development, implementation and evaluation of training programs. More generally, her main research skills and knowledge target methods, processes, techniques and tools to engineer critical interactive systems and for their integration within an organisational context for safe operations.
ICS-IRIT, University of Toulouse 3, 31062 Toulouse cedex, France.
Tel.: +33 561 55 6965
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Philippe Palanque
is Professor in Computer Science at University of Toulouse 3. He is head of reliability system and software department at IRIT, and has a long-term expertise in engineering safety critical interactive systems in multiple domains (aviation, space, air traffic management). He will contribute to scientific aspects around dependability and safety and will provide support for project management.
ICS-IRIT, University Toulouse 3, 31062 Toulouse cedex, France.
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David Navarre
is Lecturer in Computer Science at the University Toulouse 1 and expert in engineering interactive systems. He has been working since 1998 on notations and tools for the specification, prototyping, validation and implementation of Safety Critical Interactive Systems. He designed and developed the software APIs that enable synergistic mapping and execution of task descriptions with interactive applications. He has been teaching interactive software engineering for 15 years.
ICS-IRIT, University of Toulouse 1, 31062 Toulouse cedex, France
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Eric Barboni
is a research engineer at IRIT and responsible for engineering tool suite of ICS team. He is an expert in the management of software platforms. He has been working since 2001 on notations and tools for the specification, prototyping, validation and implementation of Safety Critical Interactive Systems. He designed and developed the software APIs that enable synergistic mapping and execution of task descriptions with interactive applications.
ICS-IRIT, University of Toulouse 3, 31062 Toulouse cedex, France
Isabelle Loubinoux
is a research director at ToNiC (Inserm) and expert in neuroimaging and brain stimulation techniques to improve recovery. She leads the iDREAM team.
Philippe Marque
is a professor at CHU Toulouse and member of the iDREAM team. He leads the department of physical medecine and rehabilitation at CHU Toulouse.
David Gasq
is an associate professor at CHU Toulouse and member of the iDREAM team. He is responsible of the neuro-biomechanics research axis in the iDREAM team.