Virtual Reality Prototype for Pain Intervention

We want to create a low-cost solution designed from a user-centred approach, taking into account sex and gender differences, and that can be really useful in the clinical context. Therefore, the overall objective of this study is to develop a low-cost VR system that takes into account user feedback to help manage kinesiophobia in fibromyalgia patients.

Project team

Xenia Porta (UOC), Pierre Bourdin (UOC), Rubén Nieto (UOC), and Mayte Serrat (Hospital Vall d’Hebron) 

Funding entity

UOC

Amount financed

6.000,00€

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