I designed and developed an application for Microsoft HoloLens and Magic Leap ML1, focusing on leveraging augmented reality to enhance patient assessments. The application presents visual cues prompting patients to perform specific tasks, such as pinching their fingers together repeatedly and pointing at different boxes on the screen. These tasks are designed to measure how quickly and accurately patients can perform them, providing valuable data for evaluating movement disorders.
This application is particularly useful for patients with conditions like Parkinson's disease, as it helps identify challenges such as "freezing" during movement. By calculating performance scores and establishing baselines for patient health, the app aids researchers and healthcare providers in monitoring and assessing the progression of movement disorders.
This project required a deep understanding of both augmented reality technology and healthcare needs, resulting in a tool that significantly contributes to patient care and research.
