Virtual reality-based dual-motor task training

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Funder: Department of Biotechnology, Ministry of Science and Technology, India

Human trial1

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Balance recovery time

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Virtual reality-based dual-motor task training decreases balance recovery time in humans.
“Additionally, the training group showed a significant reduction in reaction time and balance recovery time compared to pre-training.”
Human trial
Visuomotor coordination training in dual-motor task improves balance recovery while responding to visuospatial perturbations in older adults
Human movement science17 Aug 2026

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Human Movement Science17 Aug

Visuomotor coordination training in dual-motor task improves balance recovery while responding to visuospatial perturbations in older adults

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Virtual reality-based dual-motor task training

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Visuomotor coordination training in dual-motor task improves balance recovery while responding to visuospatial perturbations in older adults

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