A Critical Review of Video Game Controller Designs

Akyaman, Serefraz; Alppay, Ekrem Cem

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-65060-5_25

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“…Another study categorized commercial controllers by their 10.3389/frobt.2024.1382157 FIGURE 1 MWB system hub Q15 . mapping style Akyaman and Alppay (2021). The four categories were directional mapping (joystick, keypad), kinesic mapping (Microsoft Kinect), incomplete tangible mapping (Nintendo Joy-Con), and realistic tangible mapping (steering wheel).…”

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Max Well-Being: a modular platform for the gamification of rehabilitation

Kennard,

Hassan,

Shimizu

et al. 2024

Front. Robot. AI

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This study proposes a modular platform to improve the adoption of gamification in conventional physical rehabilitation programs. The effectiveness of rehabilitation is correlated to a patient’s adherence to the program. This adherence can be diminished due to factors such as motivation, feedback, and isolation. Gamification is a means of adding game-like elements to a traditionally non-game activity. This has been shown to be effective in providing a more engaging experience and improving adherence. The platform is made of three main parts; a central hardware hub, various wired and wireless sensors, and a software program with a stream-lined user interface. The software interface and hardware peripherals were all designed to be simple to use by either a medical specialist or an end-user patient without the need for technical training. A usability study was performed using a group of university students and a group of medical specialists. Using the System Usability Scale, the system received an average score of 69.25 ± 20.14 and 72.5 ± 17.16 by the students and medical specialists, respectively. We also present a framework that attempts to assist in selecting commercial games that are viable for physical rehabilitation.

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confidence: 99%