Abstract: The present technology is generally directed to energy-emitting body support systems for emittingultra-low radiofrequency energy (“ULRE”), and associated devices and methods. In some embodiments, an energy-emitting body support system includes an emission or coil assembly having one or more emission elements or coils. Each of the emission elements can be configured to emit one or more ULRE signals to apply one or more stimulation regiments to a user. At least some of the stimulation regiments are expected to cause the user to achieve a predefined state (e.g., calm, tired, restful, energized, motivated) when applied to the user. The body support system can further include an emission assembly substrate carrying one or more of the emission elements and configured to support at least a portion of the user in a recumbent or seated position during delivery of the stimulation regiments.

Abstract: Methods and systems for automated administration and evaluation of physical therapy exercises are provided. A motion prompt is displayed on a display device. Hand position information is generated by a hand position sensing device, and muscular activity information is generated by a muscular activity sensing device, while a user performs the prompted motion. Compliance with the motion prompt is determined by analyzing the hand position information, and muscular activity is evaluated using the muscular activity information. The difficulty of the motion prompts provided by the system is automatically configurable based on the determined compliance with the motion prompt and the muscular activity evaluation.