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Disability & Assistive Technology

Doctor

DURT results, clinician review and patient progress (CARE-DAT account)

Patient

My DURT hand-function assessment results

DURT · Distal Upper-limb Rehabilitation Toolkit

A camera-based system that runs standard hand-function assessments and scores them automatically. The camera tracks the patient's hand and the test objects; a clinician reviews every result before it is used.

Nine-Hole Peg Test

Time to place and remove nine pegs, one hand at a time.

Score in s (lower is better)

Box and Block Test

Blocks moved over the partition in 60 seconds, one hand at a time.

Score in blocks

Purdue Pegboard Test

25-hole bimanual pegboard (Purdue-style protocol).

Right hand · Left hand · Both hands · Assembly

GRASSP

Graded Redefined Assessment of Prehension. Camera-scored with clinician review.

Prehension ability · Prehension performance

How a session works

  1. The therapist enters the patient's CARE-DAT User ID on the kit and runs the test as usual.
  2. Depth and colour cameras record the hand. The kit scores the trial and checks its own tracking quality. When tracking is too unreliable, it reports no score instead of a wrong one.
  3. The result is uploaded securely to this website.
  4. A clinician opens the trial, confirms or corrects the score, and follows the patient's progress over time.

DURT is a research system developed at the CARE-DAT Lab, Centre for Biomedical Engineering, IIT Delhi. Its scores are research measurements and are not a substitute for clinical judgement.