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Humane Care VR applications: lets you experience difficulty dementia patients#39; lives (Research papers Download News) June 19, according to foreign media reports, British scientists have developed a virtual reality smartphone application, you will be able to wear this device VR experience dementia faced in their daily lives difficulties. It is reported that the smart phone application called ‘through dementia’ (A Walk Through Dementia), jointly developed by the British Institute of Alzheimer’s disease (Alzheimer’s Research UK) and virtual reality company VISYON. CEO of Alzheimer’s Institute Hillary Evans (Hilary Evans) said, ‘dementia will always be misunderstood. We have developed’ The purpose of dementia through ‘application, is to let the public understand dementia patients in their daily lives face various hardships. ‘ So that ordinary people experience dementia pain and inconvenience is not a goal, researchers want to understand more. VISYON CEO Pere Perez (Pere Perez) said, ‘because people will always feel misunderstood dementia, this technology can help people to change their attitudes towards the past with dementia.’ The app can display to the user three scenes, assigned to the user to buy the ingredients, and take them home, and a cup of tea for the family and other tasks. In the supermarket this scenario, the application will allow users to experience dementia in closing, to count the money, view the shopping list, in a noisy environment, how difficult to find items. TechWeb consult public information, Alzheimer’s disease (AD) is an insidious onset of neurological development of degenerative diseases. Clinically, memory impairment, aphasia, apraxia, agnosia, visuospatial skill impairment, executive dysfunction as well as personality and behavioral changes dementia and other comprehensive performance characteristics, so far unknown etiology. Onset before the age of 65, said the Alzheimer’s; 65 years after the onset called senile deme