“Development of Exergame to Resolve Deconditioning in Children With Orthostatic Dysregulation” by Miyazaki, Kurihara, Han, Sakaguchi and Kushiyama
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- Development of Exergame to Resolve Deconditioning in Children With Orthostatic Dysregulation
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In this study, we proposed an exergame to reduce resistance to exercise and maintain motivation in adolescents with orthostatic dysregulation. We created a 2D side-scrolling action game in Unity to be played on smartphones. The game is synchronized with exercises that can be done in a lying posture. We analyzed the effect of the game on the feelings of the participants. Our experiments showed that the use of the exergame has a positive effect on the participants’ emotions during exercise.
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