Using virtual to face reality
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Uses eye-tracking typing to control a Surface Pro and a wheelchair, citing work with Microsoft; Oculus reports shipping 156,000 dev kits as evidence of a booming developer base. Built a physics-driven rehabilitative system: an animated dolphin linked to an exoskeletal robot tested with patients and aquarium trainers, who report strong embodiment and improved engagement. Goal is immersive VR creatures that restore a sense of movement for ALS and stroke patients and let them interact with family.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:20Opening remarks
- 5:40Current state of VR and AR
- 8:58Why we developed this technology
- 14:47What we are trying to do
- 16:51Challenges
- 18:00Final Thoughts
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