Designing VR Games with Gaze Control for Directing Attention of Children with ADHD

Graf, Linda; Scholemann, Leslie; Masuch, Maic

doi:10.1109/cog52621.2021.9619077

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“…This innovation showcases VR's potential to revolutionize stress-related mental illness treatment by offering scalable and personalized solutions without the need for constant professional presence. VR's applications have extended beyond mental health and relaxation, finding innovative use in post-stroke rehabilitation, exemplified by the Gait-Triggered Mixed Reality (GTMR) approach explored in [14]. The goal is to address the difficulties of post-stroke rehabilitation, as annually, brain strokes affect millions of people, and GTMR provides a promised cognitive-motor therapy specifically designed for lower-limb rehabilitation.…”

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The convergence of Virtual Reality and Personalized medicine

Belmaqrout,

El Ghali,

Daoudi

et al. 2023

2023 14th International Conference on Intelligent Systems: Theories and Applications (SITA)

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This paper aims to reflect the synergy between Virtual Reality (VR) and personalized medicine by showcasing recent advancements in VR-based solutions across various medical contexts and conditions. Furthermore, Artificial Intelligence (AI) plays a vital complementary role within VR solutions, enhancing their effectiveness and personalization. By harnessing AI's data analysis, VR treatments can be adjusted to individual patient's needs. This work introduces an innovative VR-based system designed to improve social skills and abilities for individuals with autism spectrum disorders (ASD). The architecture presented here entails immersive scenarios adapted to individual profiles and customizable environments. The convergence of VR and personalized medicine holds transformative potential; thus, this research represent a pioneering application in the field of autism therapy.

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confidence: 99%