Virtual reality tests for walking and balance in older adults

This study tests a virtual reality version of a sit-to-stand exercise to see if it's a reliable way to measure leg strength and balance in healthy young adults. It may help improve how we assess physical fitness in the future.

This study tests a virtual reality version of the Timed Up and Go test, a simple balance and mobility test, in healthy young adults. It aims to see if virtual reality can be a useful tool for assessing movement and balance.

This study tests a new way to measure how far you can walk in 6 minutes using virtual reality technology. Researchers want to see if this mixed reality version is reliable and accurate compared to standard walking tests.

This study uses virtual reality games to test your attention and reaction time, helping doctors understand your risk of falling. It's for older adults who can walk on their own.

This trial tests whether a fun virtual reality game (like a video game you do standing up) can improve balance and walking better than a set of simple exercises. It is for older adults who can still walk on their own but want to stay steady on their feet.

This study tests whether using virtual reality (wearing a headset with special programs) combined with occupational therapy can help older adults improve balance, reduce falls, and become less frail. If you join, you would do these exercises during your rehabilitation sessions at the residence.