Phantom Motor Execution Via MPR, VR/AR, and SG, as a Treatment of PLP

"Neuromotus - PME decodes motor volition applying machine learning to surface electromyography. Once the intention of movement is known, this is use to control serious games in virtual and augmented reality.~A treatment session of MPE consists of:~1. Pain evaluation~2. Placement of the electrodes and fiducial marker~3. Practice of motor execution in Augmented Reality (AR)~4. Gaming using phantom movements~5. Practice of motor execution by matching random target postures of a virtual limb.~Step 3 to 4 are repeated for different phantom joints, initially one at the time progressing to several joints simultaneously. A treatment session last 2 hours."

The only difference between PME and PMI is that in the former myoelectric signals are used to give the participants control over the virtual environments, whereas in PMI the presence of myoelectric activity is used as an alarm to remind the participant that it must imagine rather than execute the phantom movement. In PMI the virtual environments act autonomously to guide the participant in imagination of movement.