Could Your Webcam Help With Dementia and Stroke Rehab? This Startup Thinks So
News Source : Ubergizmo
News Summary
- South Korean company InTheTech is developing EYAS Dual around that connection between thinking and movement.
- Its platform combines cognitive exercises with physical actions, using a camera to let people interact with activities such as sorting recycling or shopping for groceries.
- The potentially useful part is how the company intends to deliver it: through ordinary computers, tablets, and smartphones.
- It runs on any device you already own, no hardware purchase,” InThetech representative Lucy Lee told me during our interview.
- The company wants to make movement-based cognitive training easier to bring into care facilities and, eventually, people’s homes.
Dualtask cognitive rehabilitation training scene utilizing EYAS Dual | Image provided by INTHETECH Grocery shopping or putting food away involves more than memory.
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