Hopkins Hour Event Resources: 'New Technologies for Rehabilitation'

Thank you to everyone who joined the virtual Hopkins Hour live event on 17 September 2020 about 'New Technologies in Rehabilitation'.

Hosted by the Positive Environments and Communities Research Stream and presented by, Research Fellows Dr David Painter and Dr Camila Shirota, from The Hopkins Centre, with invited guest speaker Mr Micah Ching from G.tec Neurotechnology Hong Kong Limited.

The research event focused on virtual reality (VR) immersive 3D spatial perception simulation and how it can be applied to access and improve cognition in spatial neglect following stroke, as well as other revolutionary stroke therapies that use brain computer interfaces. We also heard from Dr Shirota about recent developments in exoskeleton technology that brings science fiction, a little closer to everyday reality.

For those who missed the live event, you can view the video recording below, along with other accessible event resources shared:

Event video recording

PowerPoint from Dr Camila Shirota

PowerPoint from Micah Ching

Microsoft Stream Live Event Recording with interactive transcript and closed captions (add auto generated captions by pressing the CC button)

Please note - Microsoft predicts about 90% accuracy on their auto-caption service, but this will depend on your accent and your enunciation. The live event captions are not 100% accurate in translation from presenter audio to captions, but we are developing further accessible resources to improve this.

 

Click here to link with Hopkins event speakers and researchers, to view their research profiles, projects and publications, Dr David Painter and Dr Camila Shirota.