Credit Hours
2 Scientific Credits
Learning Objectives
- Understand the feasibility and reliability of using serious games to assess myocontrol in real-world, at-home environments for prosthesis users.
- Evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of using serious games for measuring prosthesis use compared to traditional laboratory-based assessments.
- Discuss the potential improvements needed in serious games to enhance their validity and increase their usefulness for assessing prosthesis control.
Course Description
Using Serious Games to Measure Upper-Limb Myoelectric Pattern Recognition Prosthesis Control Performance in an At-Home Environment (JPO036-3a)
This course examines the use of serious games as a tool for assessing myocontrol of upper-limb prostheses in at-home environments. By exploring the feasibility, reliability, and validity of this approach, the study evaluates the potential of serious games in real-world settings compared to traditional laboratory-based tests. The findings highlight the need for further improvement in serious games to ensure their validity in assessing prosthesis use.
Event Presenter(s)
Presenter Name(s)
• Bart Maas, MSc
• Zack A. Wright, PhD
• Blair A. Lock, MSc
• Corry K. Van der Sluis, MD, PhD
• Raoul M. Bongers, PhD
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