Seniors benefiting from virtual reality
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An MIT startup is bringing VR to assisted living communities.
With the help of virtual reality seniors are exploring national parks, scaling ancient ruins and traveling back in time to their childhood homes. An MIT startup called, Rendever, is combating the physical limitations of age by bringing VR to assisted living communities.
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Seniors benefiting from virtual reality
Clip: Season 3 Episode 328 | 7m 28sVideo has Closed Captions
With the help of virtual reality seniors are exploring national parks, scaling ancient ruins and traveling back in time to their childhood homes. An MIT startup called, Rendever, is combating the physical limitations of age by bringing VR to assisted living communities.
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