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Age-related changes in movement control in virtual reality: a Fitts’ task protocol
Preserving motor and cognitive function in older adulthood is a central challenge for healthy aging and rehabilitation. Immersive virtual reality (VR) systems have emerged as promising tools to address this challenge, with many applications requiring users to perform targeted reaching moveme
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