RESUMO
Currently, cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases have become serious global health problems related to their high incidence and fatality rate. Some patients with cardiovascular cerebro-cardiovascular diseases even may face motor or cognitive dysfunction after surgery. In recent years, human-computer interactive systems with artificial intelligence have become an important part of human well-being because they enable novel forms of rehabilitation therapies. We propose an interactive game utilizing real-time skeleton-based hand gesture recognition, which aims to assist rehabilitation exercises by improving the hand-eye coordination of the patients during a game-like experience. For this purpose, we propose a lightweight residual graph convolutional architecture for hand gesture recognition. Furthermore, we designed the whole system using the proposed gesture recognition module and some third-party modules. Finally, some participants were invited to test our system and most of them showed an improvement in their passing rate of the game during the test process.