Serious game to improve fine motor skills using Leap Motion

Julio Cesar Cabrera Hidalgo; Yaroslava Robles Bykbaev; John David Arevalo Delgado; Tatiana Pesantez Coyago; Vladimir Robles Bykbaev

doi:10.1109/CACIDI.2018.8584370

Serious game to improve fine motor skills using Leap Motion

Julio Cesar Cabrera Hidalgo, Yaroslava Robles Bykbaev, John David Arevalo Delgado, Tatiana Pesantez Coyago, Vladimir Robles Bykbaev

Research Group on Artificial Intelligence and Assistive Technologies (GI-IATA)

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© 2018 IEEE. Computer games have made it possible to improve rehabilitation therapies and serious games, allowing interaction in a friendly environment that adapts to new technologies. Several devices have been used in rehabilitation therapies as an alternative to traditional therapies that are not very interesting for children. The use of these devices that integrate sensors, infrared cameras, accelerometers, allow children to interact in a virtual environment with greater possibilities for learning and creativity. Therefore, a system capable of improving fine motor skills in children is proposed, through a serious game, which will work with a Leap Motion device and a 3D environment. The proposed system will allow the therapist to choose between different levels of serious games according to what the child needs.

Original language	English
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1109/CACIDI.2018.8584370
State	Published - 19 Dec 2018
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