A University of Tennessee at Chattanooga study links performance on a virtual reality measure with a history of multiple concussions.
UTC Study Links Virtual Reality Performance Measure To History Of Multiple Concussions
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VR Headset Invented By Kerala Man’s Firm Set To Rewrite Stroke Therapy
A headline reports a Kerala-founded firm’s VR headset is set for stroke therapy, but provides no device, trial or regulatory details.
INMO International Technology Limited Recalls INMO Air3 Smart Glasses Due To Risk Of Serious Injury Or Death From Burn Hazard
INMO International Technology is recalling Air3 smart glasses over a burn hazard. The available recall details do not specify affected units or consumer remedies.
Investigations In Paris Over Suspicious Connected Glasses Use
Multiple investigations launched in Paris after women reported being filmed with connected glasses in public, raising privacy concerns.
Anyone Who Walks Through The City With The Glasses Would Have To Inform Passers-by In Advance Orally Or Even Wear Safety Vests With Inscriptions In Order To Meet The Requirement…
New regulation requires pedestrians using special glasses to inform passers-by, possibly wearing safety vests with inscriptions. Details are still emerging.
Factory VR Trainer
A new VR training module for manufacturing safety is being tested in a pilot program, aiming to improve onboarding and incident reduction amid labor shortages.
Virtual Reality Distraction Helps Claustrophobic Patients Complete Cardiac Scans – News-Medical
Virtual reality distraction helps claustrophobic patients complete cardiac scans, improving procedure success rates. Details are emerging; full impact is still unclear.
Virtual Reality For MRI Anxiety: Promising But Unproven
Interest in using VR to reduce MRI anxiety is rising, but there is no conclusive evidence yet. Experts call it promising but unproven technology.
Study Explores Potential Of Defocus-inducing Virtual Reality Headset To Slow Pediatric Myopia
Research explores using defocus-inducing VR headsets as a potential method to slow myopia progression in children, but findings are preliminary.
Study Explored Potential Of Defocus-inducing Virtual Reality Headset To Slow Pediatric Myopia
Research investigates whether a defocus-inducing VR headset can help slow the progression of myopia in children, with early promising results.
