Discover how mixed reality engages clients in disability care and helps them maintain their abilities. HoloMoves combines movement games with cognitive stimulation, adaptable to any level of functioning.
By collaborating with end users in the development process, HoloMoves creates user-friendly, versatile movement games. These games can be adapted to a wide range of cognitive and physical ability levels, both for individual and group use.
The same proven HoloMoves games used in rehabilitation and primary care physical therapy are used here for activation and stabilization. Games featuring the brain icon are also well-suited for cognitive training.
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"The biggest addition of MR is that you lay a lot of claim to implicit learning that you as a professional can use explicitly in your therapy."
"After my patient was enthusiastically introduced to HoloMoves' exercise apps, he came the following days to ask if he could exercise more often with the games because it was motivating and intense at the same time."
"Mixed reality information delivery for paraplegic patients contributes to the patients’ level of knowledge without placing additional burden on caregivers."
"HoloMoves contributes to relieving our staff, allows for faster recovery which frees up beds sooner. That takes the pressure off.
"During my rehabilitation at De Hoogstraat Rehabilitation, mixed reality movement games helped me to rebuild my balance. Especially the game 'catching butterflies' was fun and effective. I learned to turn, bend and move again while playing. It gave me and my wife the confidence that I could return home stable and safe."
Below are some frequently asked questions about mixed reality in disability care. If your question isn’t listed here, please feel free to contact us. We’d be happy to help.
Mixed-reality movement games make physical activity accessible and fun. Clients interact with digital elements that respond to their own movements, allowing them to practice therapy and activity goals in a motivating way.
Yes, the games are intuitive, require no complicated instructions, and can be adapted to the client’s cognitive and physical abilities, ranging from one-on-one sessions to group activities.
By encouraging regular, accessible physical activity tailored to each person’s individual level, the games help maintain mobility, coordination, and strength, and help slow or prevent decline.
Yes, several games—including PuzzlePath, PackagePanic, and BalloonBurst—can be played while seated or from a wheelchair, so that clients with limited mobility can participate as well.
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