论文信息 - ABBI, a New Technology for Sensory-motor Rehabilitation of Visual Impaired People

ABBI, a New Technology for Sensory-motor Rehabilitation of Visual Impaired People

ABBI, the audio bracelet for blind interaction, aims to rehabilitate spatial cognition, mobility and social interaction in children and adults with visual deficits through natural audio-motor and tactile-motor interactions. ABBI is a new tool that provides spatial information on where and how the body is moving, providing significant information regarding spatial orientation, postural control, and motor coordination. Furthermore, ABBI is easy to use, and it can be applied in the first years of life.

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