Virtual reality-based cognitive stimulation using GRYDSEN software as a means to prevent age-related cognitive-mobility disorders – a pilot observational study

The human aging process is associated with systematic deterioration of cognitive and motor performance. Age-related deficits in skills symptoms decline, such as memory, attention executive functioning problems, are major contributors to a loss functional independence reduced quality life the elderly. virtual reality system presented can be used an aid for effective training those skills. use therapeutic purposes promising – not only does it provide encouraging medical psychological effects but may also considered interesting leisure activity seniors. paper presents pilot study which aims qualitatively assess usefulness VR technology-based solution functions. pre-test phase was conducted on 9 subjects aged 62-81 (M = 71.66; SD 7.00), who were asked evaluate performed tasks terms novelty attractiveness. All completed study. SUS result 55.56 (SD 9.90), marginal result. However, UEQ showed that all aspects game reported satisfactory. studies show well tolerated by As demonstrated results, has moderate utility, cognitive-motor