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About the Project
This research proposal is concerned about creating interactive digital game systems for children with Cerebral Palsy to enhance collaborative play. It could also be used for rehabilitation requirements that an interactive system for children with CP should support:
1) Movement of the shoulder,
2) Pronation or flexion of the wrist,
3) Extension of the fingers, and
4) Smiling or laughing while interacting.
There still exists a gap in understanding how to design systems that can provide sustained interest and motivation in children’s physical rehabilitative exercises.
References
Cristiano, J.; Rahmani, M.; Helland, K. and Puig, D. (2017). GABLE - GAmification for a Better LifE. In OPPORTUNITIES AND CHALLENGES for European Projects - EPS Portugal 2017/2018, ISBN 978-989-758-361-2, pages 124-132. DOI: 10.5220/0008862401240132
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