Pilot study reveals enhanced tracking accuracy with augmented visual feedback during complex virtual reality tasks in healthy adults, suggesting benefits for motor rehabilitation protocols.
In this pilot evaluation of a virtual reality platform for upper-extremity motor rehabilitation, 9 neurotypical participants performed a force-modulated tracking task across 4 trajectory difficulty levels with and without augmented visual feedback; tracking accuracy improved in all conditions, with the descriptive visual-feedback advantage more pronounced at higher difficulty.
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