Wearing special eyewear, seniors had to complete tasks such as pressing the correct button on a virtual lift panel and keying in the correct sum of money to buy fruit.
It was part of a new immersive virtual-reality (VR) study designed in Singapore to detect mild cognitive impairment in seniors.
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