Everyday tasks, practised in virtual reality.
A virtual reality therapy platform for Lescer, a neurological rehabilitation centre in Madrid. Patients with acquired brain injury practise everyday tasks, like crossing a street or shopping, with Oculus Rift, Leap Motion and a treadmill, and each session is recorded to adjust the treatment.
Inside each scene the patient walks on a real treadmill and reaches out with their own hands, tracked by Leap Motion, while the Oculus Rift places them in a street, a supermarket, a kitchen or an open field. It was built in 2016 with Unity and openFrameworks, and every session is recorded so the therapist can follow the progress and adjust the treatment.
Choose
The therapist picks a scene and a task adapted to the patient.
Walk
The patient walks on a treadmill inside the scene, wearing an Oculus Rift.
Reach
Leap Motion tracks the hands, so each task is done with the patient's own.
Measure
Each session is recorded to adjust the treatment.
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