Interactions with virtual therapists during motor rehabilitation in immersive virtual environments: a systematic review
Stephanie Elena Crowe,
Mamehgol Yousefi,
Bahareh Shahri
et al.
Abstract:Introduction: Virtual Reality applications for rehabilitation are increasing in popularity. In traditional as well as virtual rehabilitation, the guidance of an occupational therapist through physical and verbal interaction is often required. Several studies have attempted to implement a virtual therapist or assistant in immersive virtual environments for rehabilitation.Objective: This research aims to systematically review these studies, understanding the therapist’s role and how they are represented in the v… Show more
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