Help us advance our understanding of movement in mixed reality!

The Pediatric Rehabilitation Technology lab is recruiting families to participate in an exciting study- which aims to explore the use of mixed reality gaming headsets- to promote motor learning in children.

We are seeking participation from families with typically developing children between the ages of 5 and 9 years old, who have no history of seizures, screen-related motion sickness, or hearing/vision impairments.

Participants will attend a single session, lasting no more than 2 hours, at our research lab on the UCR campus. During the session, children will have the opportunity to use a mixed-reality headset and engage in immersive virtual games, while our team uses cameras and motion capture sensors to examine their movements.

Compensation in the form of a $30 gift card will be provided to families who participate in the study.

This study will help our research team develop engaging motor training programs for children. If you are interested in learning more about participating in our study, please contact the members of our research team:

● Tristan McCarty: tmcca016@ucr.edu

● Elena Kokkoni, PhD: elena.kokkoni@ucr.edu | (951) 827 - 9166

More information is included in the attached flyer. Thank you for supporting our research!

This study is Approved by UCR Institutional Review Board | Protocol #30332 | Approved: Jan 13, 2025