Backed
by Science
Research
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Motivation and Re-engagement in Mixed Reality: How Deaf and Hard of Hearing Users Experience a Mixed Reality Exergame
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Pushing Statistical Roadblocks to Find Rehabilitation Potential: A Case Study
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The Use of Exergaming with AR to promote physical activity in children with Cerebral Palsy
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Integrating Augmented Reality Technology into Physical Therapy in the School Setting
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Augmented Reality Physical Therapy Pilot in Children
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Exergaming Physical Exercise Program Protocol for Older Adults with Mild Cognitive Impairment
Studies in Progress
Children’s Hospital of Los Angeles
This multiphase study conducted by Dr. Melissa Bent at CHLA is investigating using ARWell PRO as a home exercise program for children with cerebral palsy.
University of California Santa Cruz
Led by Dr. Sri Kurniawan, this study is investigating using ARWell at home as a general wellness program for children with Down Syndrome.
Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center
This study, directed by Dr. Jason Long, is investigating how ARWell PRO can affect activity levels in pediatric patients while in the hospital.
Nationwide Children’s Hospital
Funded by the Higgins Foundation, this research project is investigating whether ARWell PRO can affect physical activity levels and well-being in children undergoing cancer treatments.
Parkview Health
This project is investigating whether ARWell can affect motivation and overall physical activity in children with obesity.
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Upcoming Studies
RIT
This project will focus on motivation and social factors associated with exergaming in groups in an older-adult population.
Research Advisory Team
Elise Baron, PhD
Director of Research
Augment Therapy
Anna Cushing, MD
Pediatric Emergency Medicine Fellow
Children’s Hospital Los Angeles
Brian L. Davis, PhD
Associate Dean & Professor
of Mechanical Engineering
Cleveland State University