CelebralPalsyVR

Our project is a series of VR-based games that help rehabilitate cerebral palsy patients who are partially able to move their feet and/or hands. The patient uses an Oculus Rift headset with arduino sensors attached to their legs and hands. The game begins with the cerebral palsy patients navigating through a maze. They move by walking in place in their desired direction. The second and third aspect of the game is recording and detailing hand and feet movements.

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HackPrinceton Fall 2017

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Programmed main menu for our game along with helping my teammate with VR input and coding 3d models per scene in our environment. Helped develop certain movement that our VR game could use to help cerebral palsy patients. I also helped my teammates with the backend part using Android studio to make a app that uses gyroscopic tools that can directly communicate through unity.

Sanjit Singh
Computer Science Major. Love Programming, Engineering, Building cool stuff, Being Creative and coming up with my own ideas.
I worked extensively on the implementation of the 3D models in the Oculus virtual reality (VR) environment that were meant to serve as the user and computer avatars for the cerebral palsy maze walking trial. As part of this I programmed sequences of animation into the computer avatar to help simulate the type of movement that any cerebral palsy patient would have to mimic as part of the diagnosis and rehabilitation process with C# scripts and the use of the Unity engine. Finally I did some backend with Android Studio to use the gyroscope tool for our balance measurements with mobile devices serving as sensors of physical motion.

Michael Zhou
Thotsaphon Janrungrodsakun
Anthony Lowhur

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Thotsaphon Janrungrodsakun started this project — Nov 12, 2017 05:17 AM EST

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