Aiming at the problems such as low participation in the traditional lower limb rehabilitation training and being unable to produce the active movement intention
a lower limb rehabilitation training system based on virtual reality is designed. Following the theories of human brain mirror neurons and neural plasticity
real-time data communication and feedback processing are realized with Matlab and Labview software. Combining with the method for virtual reality modeling and animation script editing and exerting effect on the patient central nervous system through 3D visual and auditory
a closed information transmission loop is constructed to achieve the active and passive synergistic stimulation of the damaged nerve center to stimulate the brain motor area of mirror neurons and to strengthen the independent movement intention. The results show that the system is able to assist patients to complete rehabilitation training of active and passive mode
and provides patients with the depth of the living environment of the virtual visual interaction
which greatly enhance the rehabilitation training for patients with damaged neural stimulation
and improve the training efficiency and positive initiative.
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