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Designing Movement-based Play With Young People Using Powered Wheelchairs

on YouTube 14m
Talkat CHI 2016 · 2016-05-07..05-12· [accessibility]

speakers

name:Kathrin Gerling
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name:Kieran Hicks
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name:Michael Kalyn
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name:Adam Evans
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name:Conor Linehan
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resources

video:https://youtu.be/e1_jEehNKgk
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summary

Nine young people (ages 13–22) help co-design three wheelchair-controlled games (Speed Slope, Rumble Robots, Rainbow Journey) built in Unity using an extended Connect Wheels integration and a mix of skeleton and marker tracking for players with limited upper-body movement. Case studies with four players show games are engaging but reveal surprising problems: assistive-device lag breaks timing-sensitive play, small motor differences create large balance gaps, and disability representation in avatars meaningfully affects motivation and identity.

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chapters (5)

  1. 0:00Introduction and motivation
  2. 3:18Participatory design process
  3. 6:33Game development and concepts
  4. 8:22Case studies and findings
  5. 12:26Future directions and conclusions

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