Abstract

Virtual reality is a technology that provides a sense of presence in a real environment with the help of 3D pictures and animations formed in a computer environment and enable the person to interact with the objects in that environment. In other words, VR described as an improved form of human-computer interaction that allows the user to be part of and interact with a computer-generated environment. This research will study on the usage of technology into rehabilitation process for Cerebral Palsy children. Objectives of this research is to develop a computer games for Cerebral Palsy children. Testing and commissioning have been conducted in order to ensure the game is properly developed for the target group.

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