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  • Design do Robô Guia Daisy
    Publication . Correia, Rafael; Pereira, Leandro; Lopes, Tiago; Gomes, David; Costa, Jacinta Casimiro da
    Apresenta-se o trabalho realizado na UC de Investigação em Design orientado pela professora Jacinta Costa que parte da análise da proposta de trabalho realizada na UC de Design de Produto I, da licenciatura em Arte e Design da ESE, do IPB, sob a orientação da professora Teresa Tavares e do professor Carlos Costa. Foi proposto uma colaboração com o Centro de Investigação em Digitalização e Robótica Inteligente (CeDRI) conceber o design exterior de um robô com o objetivo de prestar apoio/assistência à comunidade académica do Instituto Politécnico de Bragança (IPB)
    2022Póster em conferência Acesso aberto Ver mais
  • Extended reality and phobia treatments: a systematic literature review
    Publication . Ferreira, Tatiana; Batista, Tatiana; Lopes, Tiago; Malheiro, Pedro; Vitorino, João; Vaz, Roberto; Sousa, João
    Phobias significantly impact individuals’ daily lives, requiring effective treatment methods. Traditional therapies such as cognitive-behavioral therapy and in vivo exposure therapy have shown effectiveness but face several limitations that extended reality (XR) technologies can help surpass by offering innovative approaches. This study aims to organize this field of knowledge and investigate new research avenues. A systematic literature review adhering to PRISMA guidelines was conducted to examine high-quality studies published during the last decade in Scopus and Web of Science databases, organizing the results according to the phobia types, therapeutic methodologies, technologies used, participant demographics, and treatment outcomes. It concludes that XR technologies, particularly Virtual Reality Exposure Therapy (VRET), are effective in reducing symptoms of various phobias (e.g., acrophobia, arachnophobia, and social phobia). XR provides immersive, controlled, and repeatable environments for exposure therapy, demonstrating efficacy comparable to traditional methods and representing a transformative tool in psychological treatment for phobias. Despite important challenges identified (e.g., high equipment costs and the need for technological proficiency among therapists), XR shows promise in enhancing the future of phobia treatment. Future research should focus on optimizing treatment protocols, improving accessibility, and evaluating long-term efficacy to leverage XR’s potential in mental health therapy fully.
    2025Comunicação em conferência Acesso aberto Ver mais