Application: MR Kitchen
abstract
We describe a cognitive rehabilitation system developed at the University of Central Florida that allows therapists to explore cuing, contextualization, and theoretical aspects of cognitive retraining, including transfer of training. The Human Experience Modeler (HEM) mixed reality environment allows for a contextualized learning experience with the advantages of controlled stimuli and feedback that would not be feasible in a traditional rehabilitation setting. A pilot study for testing the integrated components of the HEM is also discussed where the participant within the study presents with working memory impairments due to a stroke.people
- Cali M. Fidopiastis
- Charles E. Hughes
- Eileen M. Smith
- Christopher B. Stapleton
- Janet D. Whiteside
- Denise Nicholson
- Steven M. Fiore
- Glenn A. Martin
- Jannick P. Rolland
publications
- C. M. Fidopiastis, D. M. Nicholson, C. E. Hughes and E. M. Smith, Developing baseline assessments for Virtual Rehabilitation Environments, 4th INTUITION International Conference and Workshop 2007,
[PDF (243 KB)] - C. M. Fidopiastis, C. E. Hughes, E. M. Smith and D. M. Nicholson, Assessing Virtual Rehabilitation with Biophysical Metrics, Virtual Rehabilitation 2007,
[PDF (148 KB)] - C. M. Fidopiastis, C. B. Stapleton, J. D. Whiteside, C. E. Hughes, S. M. Fiore, G. A. Martin, J. P. Rolland and E. M. Smith, Human Experience Modeler: Context Driven Cognitive Retraining to Facilitate Transfer of Training, CyberPsychology and Behavior 9(2), April, 2006, Mary Ann Liebert Publishers, New Rochelle, NY, 183-187.
[PDF (128 KB)] - C. M. Fidopiastis, C. B. Stapleton, J. D. Whiteside, C. E. Hughes, S. M. Fiore, G. A. Martin, J. P. Rolland and E. M. Smith, Human Experience Modeler: Context Driven Cognitive Retraining and Narrative Threads,
4th International Workshop on Virtual Rehabilitation (IWVR2005), Catalina Island,
CA, September 19-21, 2005, 120-134.
[PDF (145 KB)]