Application research on mechanical assessment and training based on intelligent physical training system in the rehabilitation of athletes’ ankle injuries
Abstract
As the only hinge connection between human body and the ground, ankle joint plays an important role in sports. Based on the theory of rehabilitation medicine, this paper puts forward an intelligent physical training system integrating mechanical evaluation and training functions, and applies it to the rehabilitation of athletes’ ankle injuries. The system adopts virtual reality (VR) technology, realizes active ankle rehabilitation training through high-precision sensors and advanced computer simulation technology, and provides accurate evaluation, monitoring and personalized training scheme for ankle rehabilitation. The system creates an immersive training environment for athletes by simulating real sports scenes and processes. The experimental results show that the system is excellent in training convergence speed and performance, and the error is small. Compared with the traditional algorithm, the accuracy is improved by 19.27%. The main contribution of this paper is that the intelligent physical training system integrating mechanical evaluation and training is applied to the rehabilitation of athletes’ ankle injuries, and good rehabilitation results have been achieved.
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