Virtual Reality Mirrors Therapy Usability

"Participants will be seated on a chair with back support, their feet in contact with the ground, and both arms placed on a table. Data from participants' right forearms will be collected using Leap Motion tracking. In the virtual reality environment, both the original and mirrored forearms will be displayed within the participants' field of view.~The mirror therapy session will consist of two 15-minute segments with a 10-minute rest period in between. Activities to be practiced during the session will include wrist flexion and extension, forearm pronation and supination, finger flexion and extension, finger opposition movements, squeezing a cloth, grasping a round object, wiping a table, and object manipulation. The therapy program will follow a progression from simple to complex and functional movements throughout the session. Each session will begin with basic exercises such as flexion and extension movements of the fingers, wrist, and elbow, with 10 repetitions for each movement."

Participants will be seated on a chair with back support, their feet in contact with the ground, and both arms placed on a table. The mirror therapy session will consist of two 15-minute segments with a 10-minute rest period in between. Activities to be practiced during the session will include wrist flexion and extension, forearm pronation and supination, finger flexion and extension, finger opposition movements, squeezing a cloth, grasping a round object, wiping a table, and object manipulation. The therapy program will follow a progression from simple to complex and functional movements throughout the session. Each session will begin with basic exercises such as flexion and extension movements of the fingers, wrist, and elbow, with 10 repetitions for each movement.

Participants will experience pre-recorded virtual environments while seated and wearing a virtual reality headset, without interacting with the environment. The virtual reality application will be used for 10 minutes at the end of each session of conventional mirror therapy.