Abstract/Description The Game User Experience Satisfaction Scale (GUESS) is a 55-item
tool assessing nine constructs describing video game satisfaction. While the development of …

Training with “Extended Reality” or X-Reality (XR) systems can undoubtedly enhance the
control of the myoelectric prostheses. However, there is no consensus on which factors …

Background: The design and use of serious video games for children have increased in
recent years. To maximize the effects of these games, it is essential to understand the …

Serious games show a lot of potential for use in movement rehabilitation (eg, after a stroke,
injury to the spinal cord, or limb loss). However, the nature of this research leads to diversity …

Background: Serious games have been investigated for their use in multiple forms of
rehabilitation for decades. The rising trend to use games for physical fitness in more recent …

With the recent development of a digital rehabilitation system, research on the rehabilitation
of amputees is accelerating. However, research on rehabilitation systems for patients with …

The control of a myoelectric prosthesis requires extensive rehabilitative training based on
repetitive exercises. But at home, many patients lack the motivation to continue the …

Research in EMG-based control of prostheses has mainly utilized adult subjects who have
fully developed neuromuscular control. Little is known about children's ability to generate …

Free-to-play games typically have a monetization model that relies on players to purchase in-
game items or virtual goods to generate revenue (Nguyen, 2015). There have been several …

This work presents the initial steps for the development of a serious game aimed at training
users of upper limb prosthesis. In this initial phase, a virtual environment consisting of a …