ENGINEERING EMOTIONS

Virtual Reality for cognitive, motor and psychological rehabilitation

ENGINEERING EMOTIONS

Virtual Reality for cognitive, motor and psychological rehabilitation

The project

Amygdala develops devices consisting in Virtual Reality hardware and software for the rehabilitation of people suffering from neurodegenerative pathologies.

Immersive technologies have been shown* to increase the efficacy of rehabilitative exercises, since they help enhance patients’ motivation and emotive participation.

At the same time, they provide the healthcare provider and caregivers sophisticated analytical and control tools along the patient’s rehabilitative journey.

The device is also an optimization tool for the care provider, because it allows a single operator to oversee rehabilitation of multiple patients contemporaneously.

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The device

The solution consists of a Virtual Reality headset with hand tracking sensor, a mobile device for the operator/caregiver, a software residing on a server to collect data and control parameters.

 

Virtual Reality visor:

A patient wears the device and becomes immersed into rehabilitative scenarios

Mobile device:

The operator is able to oversee patient’s performance, check against prior results, modify routine’s parameters in real time (speed, motion range, object distance, etc.)

Application server:

Software collects performance parameters, permits display of patients’ past performance and allows operator to select exercises and applicable parameters

 

Rehabilitative scenes

Cognitive Rehabilitation

Exercises are helpful to prevent and/or delay effects of cognitive decline, contributing to improved life quality for patients and, indirectly for families and caregivers.


Rehabilitative scenes

Motor Rehabilitation

Physical activity is a key component of any healthy ageing management strategy, since it helps preserve functional independence in advanced age and maintain a good life quality.


Rehabilitative scenes

Cognitive Rehabilitation

Exercises are helpful to prevent and/or delay effects of cognitive decline, contributing to improved life quality for patients and, indirectly for families and caregivers.



Rehabilitative scenes

Motor Rehabilitation

Physical activity is a key component of any healthy ageing management strategy, since it helps preserve functional independence in advanced age and maintain a good life quality.

Rehabilitative scenes

Mood Stabilization

Immersion in natural sceneries as a therapeutic setting has been shown to favour patient mood stabilization, with positive effects for both the patient and the care facilities.


Advantages for facilities, operators and patients

For the facility
  • Organisation: a single operator can manage rehabilitation for multiple patients contemporaneously
  • Communication: the facility may attain a position as an innovator
  • Revenue: service could conceivably be offered and billed as optional
For the operator
  • Personal growth: achieve new competencies with innovative care tools
  • Motivational: get introduced to new activities and routines
  • Management: optimise rehabilitation schedules and result monitoring
For the patient
  • Emotive level: 'leave' the constraints of their physical space and travel through wonderful scenarios
  • Functional level: go through rehabilitative exercises playing effortlessly
  • Motivational level: experience greater incentive to participate in exercises
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Our experimentation

Schermata 2022-10-13 alle 17.36 1

Cooperativa La Meridiana
Il Paese Ritrovato
Via Casanova, 33 angolo viale Elvezia
20900 Monza (MB)

azalea-amygdala

ASP Azalea
Corso Matteotti, 124
29015 Castel San Giovanni (Pc)

Clinical Studies

Over the last few years, many international scientific institutions have run trials that demonstrate the efficacy of Virtual Reality within rehabilitative contexts:

National library of Medicine (USA)

CONTACTS

info@amygdala.care

    Virtual Reality for cognitive, motor and psychological rehabilitation.




    info@amygdala.care