🧪 Therapy Physical Therapy
Interactive knee-flexion physical-therapy simulator: choose a target range-of-motion angle, exercise mode and rep count, run a therapy session on a 3D knee joint with a live goniometer, and watch max ROM, inflammation and quad strength evolve session over session.
This simulator models a physical therapist's core decision on every rehab visit: how far to push a healing knee's range of motion this session. A 3D knee joint bends through a live goniometer angle as you run passive, active-assisted or resisted flexion exercises toward a target angle you choose. Push within the joint's current comfortable maximum and the tissue adapts, gradually raising the achievable range over sessions; push too far past it and inflammation spikes, temporarily eating into the very progress you were trying to make — the same overload-versus-overuse balance a real orthopedic rehab protocol has to manage. Live readouts track the current goniometer angle, maximum comfortable ROM, inflammation/pain level, quadriceps strength and sessions completed, so the recovery curve — and the cost of rushing it — plays out in real time.
This simulation explores the application of physical therapy principles for rehabilitation and movement improvement. It demonstrates exercises designed to restore mobility and strength after injury or illness.
2D · HTML5 Canvas 2D · 60 FPS target · runs fully client-side, no install