Adaptation of virtual reality interfaces to psychological diagnosis and medical rehabilitation applications

The challenge of increasing the efficiency of virtual reality interfaces in psychological diagnostic and medical rehabilitation applications is addressed. Implementation of a system for external monitoring of the psychoemotional state of users and monitoring the depth of their immersion based on computer vision technologies is proposed. As an illustrative example, adaptation of a rehabilitation procedure based on monitoring head movements and facial activity is described. Implementation of means for adapting virtual reality user interfaces produces some increase in the complexity of developing software and hardware for psychological diagnostic and medical rehabilitation systems, but at the same time expands the scope of their application due to more correct and evidence-based targeted use.