AAIC 2025 Abstract

Cognition in Virtual Reality: Assessing User Acceptability and Feasibility of Virtual Reality Cognitive Screening for Older Adults

By Frank Ho-yin Lai, Benjamin K. Yee, Eileen Han-Jie Wang, Julie Lowe

Study in peopleBiomarkers

Abstract

Background: Cognitive health significantly influences the ageing journey, and virtual reality gamified tools offer innovative approaches for evaluating cognitive function.

The paper

Frank Ho-yin Lai, Benjamin K. Yee, Eileen Han-Jie Wang, Julie Lowe

Hong Kong Polytechnic University; Northumbria University

AAIC 2025 Abstract, 24 Dec 2025, CC BY

Presented at AAIC 2025

doi.org/10.1002/alz70858_099841

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