AESTHETICS OF MULTISENSORY VIRTUAL REALITY DESIGN TO THERAPY BRAIN STROKE PATIENTS

Authors

  • Donlaporn Srifar Silpakorn University
  • Atithep Chaetnalao Silpakorn University

Keywords:

Multisensory, Virtual Reality, Design, Aesthetic, Therapy Brain Stroke Patients

Abstract

                The objectives of this research article were to study the aesthetic model in the design of multilateral truths to treat amphibian patients with a qualitative method of conducting qualitative research by analyzing the design data. Therapy with a therapy program, drills, training by perforated communication specialists with 3 visual arts experts in the communication of truth, 3 in technology, and 2 therapists, stroke patients from the procedure study. 10 people and 10 caregivers or close patients to conduct a report using a Queued Interview Program, with detailed control of the interview response with a 16 - month study period. The research found that the aesthetics of the multilateral relationship created with the instability in the room greatly influence the feeling of the actual user. The rationale provides more of the design principles that express the individuality of the researcher to The work of the researcher is leading and correlated with the design principles that require hemiplegic patients to avoid visual and visual disturbances. Civilized architecture is also so that stroke patients can use them safely and appropriately. Implementing this design guideline will guide the creation of the design, which from an audit of the design Aesthetics and design that suits the customer groups and can offer practical exercises.

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2021-04-26

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Srifar, D. ., & Chaetnalao, A. (2021). AESTHETICS OF MULTISENSORY VIRTUAL REALITY DESIGN TO THERAPY BRAIN STROKE PATIENTS. Journal of Buddhist Anthropology, 6(4), 23–38. Retrieved from https://so04.tci-thaijo.org/index.php/JSBA/article/view/246197

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