Abstract: An exercising system and method for the treatment and rehabilitation of the paralyzed muscles of the legs. Stimulators and sensors are implanted in several of the main muscle groups of the legs. A computerized controller uses wireless signals for communications with the implanted stimulators and sensors. The person receiving the treatment sits on an exercise machine such as a stationery bicycle, a leg press, a rowing machine or other leg exercising machine. The controller determines the position of the legs and transmits a series of commands to the stimulators to provide functional electrical stimulation (FES) to the muscles of the legs, which move the legs in a cyclical or reciprocating manner, such as that needed to pedal a bicycle. Using data provided by the implanted sensors, the controller is able to adjust the stimulation commands sent to the muscles of the legs to control the amount of force exerted by the foot, to limit user fatigue and to keep the foot in a neutral position on the pedal or footrest.

Abstract: A sensor device is positioned to monitor a desired parameter and transmit a corresponding signal representative of such parameter, to a remote apparatus via a wireless communication link. The remote apparatus converts the received signal to a form appropriate for display on a display device, such as an oscilloscope. The desired parameter monitoring and display are in real time. A plurality of sensor devices is contemplated with each sensor device having a unique identification code. When the remote apparatus issues command and control data to a selected sensor device, it does so in association with the identification code of such selected sensor device.