Method and device for assessing, training and improving perceptual-cognitive abilities of individuals
AssigneeUniversite de Montreal
InventorsJocelyn Faubert, David Tinjust
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Abstract
A device and method for evaluating or improving perceptual-cognitive abilities of a subject, comprising displaying virtual objects moving in a given three-dimensional environment during successive tests. The subject is in visual contact with the virtual objects moving in the three-dimensional environment, and the speed of movement of the virtual objects in the three-dimensional environment during the successive tests is changed.
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A device for evaluating or improving perceptual-cognitive abilities of a subject, comprising:
- a display of virtual objects moving in a given three-dimensional environment during successive tests, with the subject in visual contact with the virtual objects moving in the three-dimensional environment;
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- a controller of the display of the virtual objects moving in the given three-dimensional environment during the successive tests, for changing a speed of movement of the virtual objects in the three-dimensional environment.
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A method of evaluating or improving perceptual-cognitive abilities of a subject, comprising:
- displaying virtual objects moving in a given three-dimensional environment during successive tests, with the subject in visual contact with the virtual objects moving in the three-dimensional environment;
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- changing the speed of movement of the virtual objects in the three-dimensional environment during the successive tests.
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