Strokes can cause partial paralyzation. In order to rehabilitate motoric and cognitive movement control - patients need to exercise their impaired body parts. CUBE contributes to patient's training by creating an interactive experience.
CUBE offers affordances that motivate patients to train their impaired body parts.
The feedback generated by light and vibration provides the target's positioning information on on the Labyrinth, and help guide the patients throughout the program. CUBE can be used in multiple rehabilitation ways, e.g. by playing games or exercise programs.
Studenten: Riccardo Lardi, Sibylle Oeschger, Markus Kerschkewicz, and Daniel Schmider
Mentoren: Max Rheiner, Karmen Franinovic
Assistenten: Dinis Meier, Florian Wille, Samuel Bauer
Modul: Embodied Interaction Advanced
Karmen Franinovic
Karmen is an architect and designer working with critical and playful uses of technology in everyday life. She pursues research in fields of sonic interaction, responsive environments, basic design, enaction and ...
Max Rheiner
Max Rheiner ist Bachelor- und Master-Dozent und unterrichtet in den Bereichen Embodied Interaction und Physical Computing. Er ist Ansprechpartner bei Programmierherausforderungen aller Art.
Riccardo Lardi
Bachelor Student | Eintrittsjahr 2009
Sibylle Oeschger
BA Studentin | Eintritt HS 09
Daniel Schmider
BA Student
Embodied Interaction ...
Introduction to Physical Computing and the Embodied Interaction Perspective