Abstract The recovery of hand motor function can effectively improve the living standard stroke patients and relieve their psychological anxiety. Traditional physical rehabilitation training is unable to target cause loss; therefore, effect not ideal. objective this study propose a system combining brain–computer interface (BCI), soft glove virtual reality (VR), explore its effectiveness on mov...

Abstract Background Service members with a history of mild traumatic brain injury (mTBI) frequently report problems paying attention. In combat and training settings, visual attention is critical given the demand to warfighter performance. Many computerized cognitive rehabilitation programs exist, however impact their effectiveness on improving unknown. Methods A randomized controlled trial con...

The design, implementation and testing of rehabilitation robot like devices is expensive both in time and resources. The use of virtual workspaces based on graphics kinematic-simulation and computer aided design techniques gives qualitatively a design technology in which a full system can be virtually tested and evaluated in advance of actual prototyping. The modelling of the mechanisms plus wo...

We have now started testing a telehealth system for stroke rehabilitation in a rural area in Sweden (NUHospital Group Area). For collection of assessments and audiovisual communication, the telehealth system has bidirectional contact with the home-based units. To date, three stroke subjects’ participated; they were instructed to play 3D computer games with the hemiplegic upper extremity. The in...

Computer technology has influenced the realm of language teaching and testing so drastically that no language teaching program could be imagined nowadays without the use digitized software and mul- timedia. This study aims at investigating Iranian EFL learners' performance on paper-based test com- pared with their performance on computer-based test while considering their attitudes towards the ...