TeXpine / TeXpine — Nianchong Qu / 屈念冲

Active scoliosis rehabilitation depends on repeated self-correction, breathing, posture control, and long-term adherence, while many monitoring devices feel clinical or provide feedback that is difficult to understand. TeXpine uses textile sensing and therapist-guided calibration to translate body correction into an understandable visual metaphor, aiming to support training while reducing the feeling of continuous surveillance. The design spans sensor layout and garment structure, individual calibration and staged training, feedback for understanding rather than raw data display, and wearability, aesthetics, maintenance, and acceptance.

主动脊柱侧弯康复依赖反复的自我矫正、呼吸、姿态控制与长期依从性，许多监测设备却偏临床感，或反馈难以理解。TeXpine 借助织物传感与治疗师引导的标定，将身体矫正转化为可理解的视觉隐喻，在支持训练的同时减少持续被监视的感觉。设计覆盖传感布局与服装结构、个体标定与分阶段训练、面向理解而非原始数据展示的反馈，以及可穿戴性、美学、维护与接受度。