People with Developmental Disabilities, ASD, DCD, or ADHD
Conditions
Interventions
People with Developmental Coordination Disabilities, ASD, or other Developmental Disabilities. The first trial was the target throwing task during which each subject was wearing a HoloLens2 to view t
Sponsors
Gunma University
Eligibility
Sex/Gender
All
Inclusion criteria
Inclusion criteria: Criterias of Subject 1-1. Groups with Developmental Disabilities 1) Patients diagnosed with developmental disabilities include developmental coordination disorder, autism spectrum disorder and others. 2) Those who are enrolled in the Gunma university Special Needs School or the Counseling and Support Office Hidamari. 3) Age is 6 to 12 years old. 4) Gender is not required 5) The person is in a state where he can understand instructions and is in a state where he can perform movements. 6) Subject is possible to maintain the posture for 1 hour in a walking or standing. 7) Informed ascent has been obtained from the researcher himself / herself for participation in this study, and written consent has been obtained from the substitute. 1-2. Contrl group 1) They range in age from 6 to 12 years. 2) Students must be enrolled in a regular class at Gunma University Elementary School or Numata Kita Elementary School. 3) Those who have no physical disabilities and can perform exercise including physical education classes without restrictions. 4) Gender is not required 5) Never been diagnosed with developmental coordination disorder or autism spectrum disorder, and have never had symptoms of developmental disabilities including these disorders. 6) Informed ascent has been obtained from the researcher himself / herself regarding participation in this research, and consent has been obtained in writing from the substitute.
Exclusion criteria
Exclusion criteria: Exclusion Criteria 2-1. Groups with Developmental Disabilities 1) Patients with neurological diseases. 2) Patients with head injury. 3) Patients with obvious impairment of consciousness. 4) Visual impairment, patients with visual field defects. 5) Visual acuity in both eyes is 0.6 or less. 6) Those who use certain types of contact lenses or glasses that are not supported by the HoloLens 2 system. 7) In addition, it was judged to be inappropriate as a subject based on the judgment of the researcher. 2-2. Control group 1) Neurological diseases such as brain or spinal cord. 2) Have a mental illness. 3) Have a head injury. 4) Have obvious impaired consciousness. 5) Developmental disabilities. 6) Visual impairment, with visual field defects. 7) Visual acuity in both eyes is 0.6 or less. 8) Those who use certain types of contact lenses or glasses that are not supported by the HoloLens 2 system. 9) In addition, the researchers judged the subjects to be inappropriate.
Design outcomes
Primary
| Measure | Time frame |
|---|---|
| There are two trials we are going to investigate. The first trial was the target throwing task during which each subject was wearing a HoloLens2 to view the virtual target and was allowed 10 throws to try to hit them. The second trial was the playing catch task, which required each subject to throw and catch a ball 10 times. All trials were recorded with HoloLens2 to gather eye gaze data, and digital video cameras to gather skilled movement data. The subjects' eye tracking patterns, as well as the usability and safety of the HoloLens2 in motor skills training, were evaluated. | — |
Countries
Japan
Contacts
Public ContactMasayuki Tazawa
Gunma University Medical School Hospital Rehabilitation Medicine
Outcome results
None listed