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BLOG - 22 June 2011
A group of graduate engineering students have adapted Microsoft’s new Kinect technology for surgical robotics. The method involves using the Kinect — an array of cameras and sensors that allow videogame users to control their Xbox 360s with their bodies — to give surgeons force feedback when using tools to perform robotic surgery.
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BLOG - 22 June 2011
If this week's preview of upcoming video games is any indication, there's plenty to get excited about in the months and years to come. Roughly 45,000 members of the interactive entertainment industry came to Los Angeles this week to attend E3 -- a.k.a. the Electronic Entertainment Expo -- to catch a glimpse at tomorrow's titles today.
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BLOG - 22 June 2011
The Japanese gaming giant on Tuesday unveiled the Wii video game console's successor, which will broadcast high-definition video and feature a touchscreen controller that can detect motion and interact with what appears on a television display.
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BLOG - 22 June 2011
Musician and inventor Onyx Ashanti demonstrates "beatjazz" -- his music created with two handheld controllers, an iPhone and a mouthpiece, and played with the entire body. At TED's Full Spectrum Auditions, after locking in his beats and loops, he plays a 3-minute song that shares his vision for the future of music.
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BLOG - 25 May 2011
In Accessible Games Also we work to create new solutions to make video games more accessible, Either working with game developers and Accommodations for Creating new players, as is the case Presented here.
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BLOG - 25 May 2011
Promotional Games, Educational Video Games, Social Games, Any platform, We work with all platforms so you can better reach their audience. Whether web, mobile and video game consoles, get it from reaching your goals.
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BLOG - 31 Mar 2011
The 7th Annual Games for Health Conference in Boston, MA is May 17-19, now just over one week away! Over three days we have scheduled over 100 talks covering a complete gamut of opportunities for videogames and videogame technologies in health and healthcare.
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BLOG - 13 Apr 2011
NAVI (Navigational Aids for the Visually Impaired) is a student project aiming at improving indoor navigation for visually impaired by leveraging the Microsoft Kinect camera, a vibrotactile waistbelt and markers from the AR-Toolkit.While the “white cane” is a good tool to improve navigation for visually impaired.
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BLOG - 06 April 2011
Students at the University of Notre Dame have taken the Wii system and applied it to rehab for stroke patients. Highlighting the growing use of video games, they have teamed with Memorial Hospital in South Bend, Indiana to create a program that uses the Wii console, Wii Fit balance board, and a custom built program to monitor the balance of patients.
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BLOG - 31 Mar 2011
The Telegraph is reporting the opening of the UK's first "fully accessible Video Games Visitor Centre." David Cameron (Prime Minister) presided over the ribbon cutting ceremony.
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BLOG - 09 Feb 2011
A bipartisan group of 74 lawmakers issued a letter Friday demanding that the Pentagon's health plan cover a treatment for brain injured soldiers known as cognitive rehabilitation therapy.
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