Virtual reality for physically disabled people.

T Kuhlen, C Dohle
Author Information
  1. T Kuhlen: Institute of Technical Computer Science, Aachen Technical University, Germany.

Abstract

This paper demonstrates how physically disabled people can benefit from the innovative virtual reality techniques. Several specific examples show the applicability of virtual reality to the therapy and rehabilitation of people with various disabilities. In addition, the paper describes how physicians can use virtual reality as an advanced visualization tool for the diagnosis of physical disabilities. Finally, possible display techniques and input devices for diagnosis and rehabilitation purposes are discussed briefly.

MeSH Term

Attitude of Health Personnel
Biofeedback, Psychology
Computer Graphics
Computer Simulation
Data Display
Persons with Disabilities
Holography
Humans
Movement Disorders
Paralysis
Physicians
Speech Disorders
Video Recording
Vision Disorders

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