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Title of ProgramRutgers UniversityTelerehabilitation  
AddressCAIP Rutgers University, CORE Bldg., Rm. 721, 96 Frelinghuysen Rd., Piscataway, NJ 08854 
Contact PersonGreg Burdea Ph.D. 
TitlePrincipal Investigator 
Phone(732) 445-5309 
Fax(732) 445-4775 
E-mailburdea@vr.rutgers.edu 
WWWhttp://www.caip.rutgers.edu/vrlab/telerehab.html
DescriptionThe National Science Foundation funded a project to investigate the use of virtual reality-based rehabilitation exercises, with haptic feedback and remote monitoring and teleconferencing. Dr. Greg Burdea is Principal Investigator of that project, which will finish in August of 2001. A five year grant was received from the New Jersey Commission on Science & Technology in August of 1998 for a multiplexed telerehabilition system. Dr. James Flanagan is the Principal Investigator for that project, and Dr. Burdea is the Co-Principal Investigator.  
Organization administering program
CAIP 
Location of program
CityState or ProvinceCountry
Piscataway New Jersey United States 
Organizational affiliation(s)
Academic medical center 
Active applications
ApplicationRanking (if in top 3)
neurology  
occupational medicine  
orthopedics  
rehabilitation  
System Type(s)
system typesystem typesystem typesystem type
Store and forward Interactive video   
Year program began providing services
1998 
States/provinces of operation
California New Jersey 
Number of sites
Total number of active sitesNumber of sites that request consultation
3 2 
Types and number of sites
Site typeNumber of sites
Academic Medical Center 
Outpatient Clinic 
Non-clinical use: Research
Specific Uses% of total system use
virtual reality for telerehabilitation 50 
Equipment in use: Systems
systemstypemanufacturermodelvendor
desktop computer  Micron  Micron 
remote monitoring and rehabilitation system store and forward proprietary software   
videophone interactive White Pine CuSeeMe White Pine 
Equipment in use: Peripherals
Peripheralstypemanufacturermodelvendor
telerehabilitation haptic interface  CAIP   
RMII haptic glove  CAIP   
robotic platform  CAIP   
Most common transmission medium and speed
Transmission medium most commonly usedTransmission speed most commonly used
coaxial/broadband cable 1.54 mbps (T1) 
Evaluation of program: Method
Is program being evaluated?Who is conducting evaluation?
Yes staff personnel 
Evaluation of program: subject
patient utilization clinical effectiveness patient satisfaction 
patient health outcomes clinician satisfaction equipment performance 
safety therapist satisfaction 
Major funding sources for operational expenditures
funding sourceapprox. proportion of total fundinginternal source?
CAIP, Rutgers University 10 Yes 
National Science Foundation 40 Yes 
New Jersey Commission on Science & Technology 50 Yes 
Research projects: Start and end dates
start monthstart yearend monthend year
August 1998 July 2003 
Research projects: Funding award types
grant 
Research projects: Supporting agencies
New Jersey Commission on Science & Technology 

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