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Mironcika, S., de Schipper, A., Brons, A., Toussaint, H., Kröse, B., & Schouten, B. (2018, March). Smart toys design opportunities for measuring children's fine motor skills development. In Proceedings of the Twelfth International Conference on Tangible, Embedded, and Embodied Interaction (pp. 349-356).
- Sensor-augmented toys
- 1) Tangible toys of tools that aim to train fine motor skills while playing the game during the theraphy setting
- 2) Toys for automated fine motor sills assessment with the aim of conducting studies for fine motor proficiency
- 3) Tools that not only assess motor skills with the help of digital tech but also adapt the task to the appropriate level based on the assessment result
- Conclusion
- Limitation & Future work
- 1) Not sensitive enough yet
- should be able to detect whether using one or two hands
- 2) More smaller size
- But it can not smaller than made one due to sensor size
- 3) Make different physical shape of the token
- 1) Not sensitive enough yet
- Correlation with fine motor devleopment : check movement ABC-2 test
- Composition
- 20 Min
- 10 Min : Participate in game
- 10 Min : Separate tables according to Likert / Take ABC-2 test
- 20 Min
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