Eye-gaze-driven games to support oculomotor skills in young adults with cerebral palsy using eye-tracking technology: a multiple case study.
Cristina Costantini, Claudia Salatino, Roberta Daini
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Case in brief
This multiple case study involved three young adults with cerebral palsy who participated in eye-gaze-driven games aimed at enhancing oculomotor skills. Following five sessions of training, two participants demonstrated significant improvements in fixation precision and visual exploration, while all reported enhanced self-perceived oculomotor abilities. Usability of the intervention was rated positively, indicating its potential as a preparatory tool for eye-tracking technology.
Diagnostic / clinical pearl
Clinicians should consider eye-gaze-driven games as a potential method to improve oculomotor skills in young adults with cerebral palsy, facilitating better engagement with assistive technologies.