A feasibility study of a CAREN assessment for mTBI patients with and without prism glasses

Quon, Deanna; Bridgewater, Courtney; Curran, Dorothyann

doi:10.1109/icvr.2017.8007459

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“…The results also confirmed positive feedback even without the previous experience of patients with virtual reality [10]. For this reason, systems have been developed, such as the Rehabilitation gaming system (RGS) [11], Computer Assisted Rehabilitation Environment (CAREN) [12] or Virtual Assisted Rehabilitation System (VARS, lowcost solution) [13]. Most of the systems using high immersive technologies like VR has a positive effect on minimizing recovery time and training progress [14].…”

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Gesture Interaction in the Lirkis Cave Based on Emg and Kinect Sensor

Pastornicky¹,

Chovanec²

2020

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The article deals with the possibilities of interaction in the virtual environment (VE) of the CAVE LIRKIS system. Commonly available peripherals are keyboard, mouse or gamepad. However, these do not provide a sufficient level of immersion, such as hand gestures. The MYO armband has proven to be one of the potential devices for improving interaction. Therefore, a system for editing an object transformation in VE was created using hand gestures and movements. Enhancing the natural user interface (NUI) of the system with additional interaction capabilities has proven the device to be suitable also for further development.

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