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GVU Research Showcase Spring 2022

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Pretend play helps children develop a wide range of cognitive skills and is, therefore, a critically important skill for kids to learn. Some children, such as those on the Autism Spectrum, have difficulties engaging in pretend play. This project seeks to understand and model what constitutes successful pretend to play in order to design and implement technologies to support and facilitate highly engaging pretend to play. The exact nature of that intervention is an open question, and we are exploring several exciting options including a robotic play partner and an immersive virtual play world.
Sensiotec, an ATDC startup, has developed Virtual Medical Assistant , the world's first FDA-cleared, truly remote, totally non-contact, real-time cardiorespiratory and patient motion monitor ‚ an invisible, non-wearable, contact-free system that provides scalable, high value, low cost, location-agnostic patient care.
The Pervasive Games Group of the {egg} presents their new design of the big urban game Re:Activism, originally developed by the PETLab at Parsons The New School. This modular design of Re:Activism gives players a condensed experience of activist history in Atlanta. Players travel around to downtown sites that are tied to historical moments of activism and complete challenges related to those events.

   

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