Abstract: A non-transitory computer readable medium storing computer executable code that when executed by a processor cause the processor to obtain at least one image of a trigger accessory within a video stream, the at least one processor executing an augmented reality game requiring visual input from the trigger accessory to enable a user to play the augmented reality game, identify a trigger icon positioned on the trigger accessory having a configuration selected from a group of configurations dependent upon at least one of a shape and orientation of the trigger icon, apply image analysis to the trigger icon within the image to determine the orientation of the trigger accessory, and execute at least one software module of the augmented reality game dependent upon the configuration of the trigger accessory.

Abstract: A non-transitory computer readable medium storing computer executable code that when executed by a processor cause the processor to obtain at least one image of a trigger accessory within a video stream, the at least one processor executing an augmented reality game requiring visual input from the trigger accessory to enable a user to play the augmented reality game, identify a trigger icon positioned on the trigger accessory having a configuration selected from a group of configurations dependent upon at least one of a shape and orientation of the trigger icon, apply image analysis to the trigger icon within the image to determine the orientation of the trigger accessory, and execute at least one software module of the augmented reality game dependent upon the configuration of the trigger accessory.

Abstract: A virtual reality therapy system is described. The virtual reality system includes a virtual reality headset, a garment, and an electronic device. The garment having at least one sensor, the at least one sensor configured to generate sensor data based upon movement. The electronic device is in communication with the virtual reality headset and receives the sensor data, or data based on the sensor data. The electronic device projects a virtual reality environment to the virtual reality headset based upon data generated by the at least one sensor of the garment.

Abstract: A virtual reality therapy system is described. The virtual reality system includes a virtual reality headset, a garment, and an electronic device. The garment having at least one sensor, the at least one sensor configured to generate sensor data based upon movement. The electronic device is in communication with the virtual reality headset and receives the sensor data, or data based on the sensor data. The electronic device projects a virtual reality environment to the virtual reality headset based upon data generated by the at least one sensor of the garment.

Abstract: A virtual reality therapy system is described. The virtual reality system includes a virtual reality headset, a garment, and an electronic device. The garment having at least one sensor, the at least one sensor configured to generate sensor data based upon movement. The electronic device is in communication with the virtual reality headset and receives the sensor data, or data based on the sensor data. The electronic device projects a virtual reality environment to the virtual reality headset based upon data generated by the at least one sensor of the garment.

Abstract: A non-transitory computer readable medium storing computer executable code that when executed by a processor cause the processor to obtain at least one image of a trigger accessory within a video stream, the at least one processor executing an augmented reality game requiring visual input from the trigger accessory to enable a user to play the augmented reality game, identify a trigger icon positioned on the trigger accessory having a configuration selected from a group of configurations dependent upon at least one of a shape and orientation of the trigger icon, apply image analysis to the trigger icon within the image to determine the orientation of the trigger accessory, and execute at least one software module of the augmented reality game dependent upon the configuration of the trigger accessory.