Cata-Sopro: um joystick de sopro baseado em sensores eletromagnétcos
Abstract
This paper presents the development process of Cata-Sopro, a videogame control that has the blowing exercise its main function. For this, the hardware scheme used, logical control of operation and obtained results with preliminary tests are presented. As a result, there is a simple and low cost apparatus capable of encouraging the blowing exercise in a playful way, as well as being applied in speech therapies aimed to stimulate desired orofacial exercises.
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