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The “Asobilitation” (Japanese “asobi,” meaning “play,”  replaces the “rehab” in “rehabilitation”) system we developed using virtual reality and targeting physical and mental improvement in elderly  people with dementia was applied to residents of a group home for the aged,  “Nishiyama no Sato.” A pair of residents, or a resident and a caregiver, took part in a cooperative game using bicycling or a balancing exercise.  First experiment was executed to evaluate system acceptance and over two  thirds of the residents participated indicating that they found the system  at least interesting and easy enough to try out. Second experiment was  designed for effect assessment of system use, however it showed no clear  positive effect of the system on walking, despite our objectives of having  the system improve mobility and reverse lower-leg muscle deterioration. A  study is thus needed on the system’s continuous, long-term effects, and we  must develop an easier way to assess walking function in the elderly with  dementia.

VR Applied Asobi-Litation System for Dementia Elderly in Group Homes