Interdisciplinary Design Process of a Mixed Reality Exergame for Motor-Cognitive Health Training based on the Trail-Walking-Test

被引:3
作者
Retz, Celina [1 ]
Klotzbier, Thomas Juergen [2 ]
Ghellal, Sabiha [1 ]
Schott, Nadja [2 ]
机构
[1] Stuttgart Media Univ, Inst Games, Stuttgart, Germany
[2] Univ Stuttgart, Inst Sport & Movement Sci, Stuttgart, Germany
来源
2023 IEEE 11TH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON SERIOUS GAMES AND APPLICATIONS FOR HEALTH, SEGAH | 2023年
关键词
interdisciplinary design process; theory-based; exergames; game design; mixed reality; health intervention; motor; cognitive; dual-task;
D O I
10.1109/SEGAH57547.2023.10253795
中图分类号
TP39 [计算机的应用];
学科分类号
081203 ; 0835 ;
摘要
The dual-task nature of exergames makes them a promising tool for motor-cognitive health interventions to promote healthy aging. However, interdisciplinary design approaches are required to bridge the gap between exertion and game-related research disciplines. In this paper, we present a theory-based design process for a mixed reality exergame intervention that aims to provide effective and enjoyable motor-cognitive training. Our approach combines the Trail-Walking-Test, a widely used clinical test that measures the interference of dual motorcognitive tasks, with a formal framework to game design. We extend the Design Dynamics Experience Framework of game design to encompass the context of exergames and interdisciplinary collaborations, drawing from perspectives in human movement science to establish a shared formalism. By adopting this framework and systematically deconstructing and translating the test into the language of game design, we contribute that an effective and enjoyable exergame intervention can be designed based on the results of an early user study, playtests, and expert assessments.
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