Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: People who drive pored chairs such as scooters and wheelchairs are often excluded from physical play activities because of their mobility differences. Video games that capture body motion such as sports or dancing games also often exclude people with limited mobility. Hover, combining the advantages of digital environments such as flexible virtualized scenes and controls with the physical advantages of having a pored chair may offer pored mobility device users social entertainment opportunities that are not otherwise available. Pored to Play is developed as a mixed reality capture-the-flag game for people who drive pored mobility devices. It uses a GPS-enabled mobile phone to display and interact with users in combination with the physical environment. Evaluation of the game was carried out with thirteen mobility devices users during two gameplay sessions located in different physical settings. Our findings show that a mixed reality game enabled by mobile phone interfaces in a large outdoor area was usable, feasible, and generally ll-received by users.
['Jamal K. Edey', 'Katie Seaborn', 'Carmen Branje', 'Deborah I. Fels']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Powered to play: A mixed reality game for people driving powered chairs
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