Therapy ng mga may cerebral palsy at dementia, maaaring idaan sa tila games gamit ang VR

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Hindi na lang panlibang dahil puwede na ring rehabilitation tool ang virtual games! Ganyan ang binuong immersive health technology sa U.P. Manila para matulungan ang mga batang my cerebral palsy at people living with dementia. Tara, let's change the game!

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00:00Let's change the game!

00:11It's not just for fun because virtual games can also be used as a rehabilitation tool.

00:16That's how immersive health technology was created for UP Manila

00:20to help children with cerebral palsy and people living with dementia.

00:25Let's go! Let's change the game!

00:31The world of virtual reality continues to expand outside of gaming.

00:36Because of this immersive experience, it can also be used as a rehabilitation aid in healthcare.

00:44Let's take a look at the gamified version of therapy sessions for children with cerebral palsy and persons with dementia.

00:51Here in UP Manila, Augmented Experience E-Health Laboratory was created, or AXEL for short.

00:57A research lab that focuses on the creation of various immersive health technologies.

01:02In partnership with UP Diliman and sponsored by DOST Philippine Council for Health Research and Development and NEDA.

01:10First up, the Mission to Planet AXEL.

01:13Headed by Dr. Maria Eliza Ruiz Aguila.

01:16A space-themed virtual game for children with cerebral palsy aged 6 to 12 years old.

01:23There are three main elements of the game.

01:27Balance, strength of mind, and walking.

01:31When those three come to a particular level of movement,

01:36it becomes more challenging for the children in terms of therapy.

01:40So that's what needs to be done to make them happy.

01:42Here, they will be joined by Captain Max in various missions against alien invaders.

01:47When physical therapy is not a concern.

01:50Here in this game, we will train the balance.

01:53So you can speed up the arrival of aliens.

01:56Oh, so the difficulty increases.

02:03The team created a virtual game for persons living with dementia.

02:07Suroy Suroy or Visaya ng Pagagala.

02:11Headed by Dr. Vida Michelle Anlacan.

02:14We have a lot of games.

02:16Headed by Dr. Vida Michelle Anlacan.

02:19We have a lot of medicines for this.

02:21But of course, we want to give them more.

02:25We want to give them other interventions or therapies.

02:29Here, you can walk in various places like Luneta Park.

02:33And you can play various virtual games based on looking back.

02:38Orientation, relaxation, and therapeutic activities.

02:43Aside from stimulation, the goal is to reduce their behavioral problems.

02:49We give them hope that they can do a lot more.

02:53We will collect these items.

02:56Then, we will put it where it should be.

03:00The slot.

03:05The group's plan is to expand the levels of the games and create virtual games

03:09for others who need rehabilitation.

03:12For the next steps for the project,

03:16we are open to have other fun plans.

03:20There you have it, Kapuso.

03:22It's just the beginning because the potential of immersive games is very wide

03:26as a rehabilitation tool.

03:28For GMA Integrated News, I'm Martin Avier,

03:31Changing the Game!

03:42www.gma.org

Therapy ng mga may cerebral palsy at dementia, maaaring idaan sa tila games gamit ang VR | 24 Oras

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