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AR Gait Training for Parkinson's Disease

Join our study on AR gait training for Parkinson's Disease!

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This study focuses on helping people with Parkinson's Disease (PD) improve their walking skills. PD can make walking difficult, especially in busy or stressful places. To help, researchers are using Augmented Reality (AR). AR is like a special kind of video game that creates pretend environments to practice walking safely.

The study uses AR to create situations that feel real and challenging. It adjusts in real time based on how well someone is walking and their stress levels. The goal is to provide personalized training to help manage walking and stress better.

Participants must have a clinical diagnosis of PD. People with leg injuries, osteoporosis, or other nervous system diseases cannot join the study.

  • Study Length: It involves multiple sessions using AR to improve walking.
  • Environment: The AR setting mimics real-life challenges and changes as needed.
  • Compensation: Details about compensation are not provided.
Study details
    PD - Parkinson's Disease

NCT06598878

Chang Gung University

17 April 2026

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