Participants: Chris Scharver, Greg Dawe, Robert V. Kenyon, Jim Patton, Robert Sanchez, Eric Cruz, Mohsen Makhsous

Institutions: Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago, National Rehabilitation Hospital (Washington, DC)|Catholic University, University of California at Irvine

URL: http://www.resna.org/Conference/Conference.html

Atlanta, GA

EVL’s PARIS system demonstrated the possibilities for clinical rehabilitation of the human sensory-motor system at the 26th International RESNA Conference. Participants interacted with virtual objects using stereo vision and a haptic robot. The event highlighted the Rehabilitation Engineering Research Center (RERC) launch into the public arena only after six months of operation.

RERC is chartered with developing an augmented reality (AR) system interfaced with a robot for training and rehabilitation purposes.

Email: kenyon@uic.edu

Date: June 19, 2003 - June 23, 2003

Related Entries

Directory:

• Robert V. Kenyon
• Chris Scharver
• Greg Dawe

Papers:

• Developing the PARIS: Using the CAVE® to Prototype a New VR Display

Research:

• Machines Assisting Recovery in Stroke (MARS)
• Immersive Design and Fabrication of Cranial Implants on PARIS™
• PARIS™ : Personal Augmented Reality Immersive System

Related Categories

• Applications
• Devices
• Virtual Medicine