Chapter
Bayesian modelling for inclusive design under health and situational induced impairments: An overview
Inclusive design from disability to HCI
Bayesian formulation and suitability
Linear destination-reverting motion models
Smoothing noisy trajectories
Examples: Situational and motor impairments
The impact of the visual representation of the input device on driving performance in a power wheelchair simulator
Environments and driving task
Conclusion and future work
Influence of navigation interaction technique on perception and behaviour in mobile virtual reality
Phone-mediated interaction
Headset-mediated interaction
Externally-mediated interaction
Evaluating navigation techniques
Time to complete the navigation task
Leap motion controller and oculus rift virtual reality headset for upper arm stroke rehabilitation
Target acquiring exercise (TAGER)
Study of stressful gestural interactions: An approach for assessing their negative physical impacts
Potential negative impacts of gestures
Injuries related to videogames based on gestural interactions
Creating non-stressful gestures
Designing an assessment method for gestural interactions
Validation of the application (Method)
Improving detection accuracy
Conclusion and future work
Bringing the client and therapist together in virtual reality telepresence exposure therapy
Demonstration application to virtual reality telepresence exposure therapy
Visual impairment simulator for auditing and design
Authenticating the subjective: A naturalistic case study of a high-usability electronic health record for virtual reality therapeutics
Easy data collection protocol
Holistic diagnostic progress tracking
Exploring the future potential of rich data
Section two: Acknowledgments
About the School of Creative Technologies, University of Portsmouth, United Kingdom
About the Institute for Creative Technologies (ICT)
About the University of Reading, United Kingdom
About the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development in Israel
Service and academic activities
International collaborations
About the book series “Disability studies”
Virtual Reality: Recent Advances in Virtual Rehabilitation System Design
( Disability Studies )
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