This interactive light display uses games to help people with dementia — Future Blink

Name: This interactive light display uses games to help people with dementia — Future Blink
Uploaded: 2021-04-21T18:07:07.000000Z
Description: The Tovertafel projects games designed to trigger specific parts of the brain for seniors with dementia or folks with cognitive differences.

It can project anywhere — even on the floor or a wheelchair tray.

By Jordan Aaron on April 22, 2021

This interactive light display uses games to help people with dementia — Future Blink

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