ABSTRACT
Our virtual environment represents the pre-clinical phase of an ongoing research project using a pneumatically actuated glove, head/arm tracking, and a head mounted display to facilitate hand rehabilitation in stroke survivors. This is a collaborative, interdisciplinary project at the Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago involving a team of engineers, researchers, occupational therapists, art therapists and virtual reality artists.
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