Lack To Transfer The Performance's Improvements Obtained In Virtual Reality Environment To Balance Control In Patients With Chronic Sequels Of Stroke.
Camila Souza MirandaTatiana de Paula OliveiraJoyce Xavier Muzzi de GouvêaDanielle Borrego PerezAmélia Pasqual MarquesMaria Elisa Pimentel PiemontePublished in: REHAB (2015)
Keyphrases
- virtual reality
- virtual training
- virtual world
- virtual environment
- virtual humans
- computer graphics
- computer animation
- augmented reality
- three dimensional
- control system
- virtual reality environments
- interactive virtual
- multi sensory
- computer generated forces
- force feedback
- virtual space
- autonomous robots
- real time
- clinical data
- mobile robot
- patient data
- photorealistic
- autonomous agents
- human computer interaction
- ischemic stroke
- multimedia