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Virtual Convenient Shop

A computer-assisted, errorless-learning based memory training programme for elderly people with cognitive decline

Virtual Convenient Shop

This training programme aims to improve the cognitive functions (attention, memory, executive functions), vocational outcomes (enhancing self-efficacy, knowledge and skills) and psychological functions of schizophrenic patients through a virtual reality-based training system.

Such training is proven to effectively improve users’ cognitive functions, allowing them to apply the skills acquired in training to their daily lives.

Special Features and Advantages

Enhances the cognitive skills of participants in a convenient store scenario through interacting with customers as well as handling conflicts and customer requests
Offers adjustable level of difficulty for participants

Applications

Persons with schizophrenia
Working skill training

Principal Investigator

Prof. David MAN

Department of Rehabilitation Sciences

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