Bence Halmosi

Bence Halmosi

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Latest Publications

  • Assessing Memory Colors of University Students

    by Cecília Sik-Lányi, Bence Halmosi, Jinat Ara, Judit Szűcs, Tibor Guzsvinecz

    Human perception is complex, and can be influ enced by several factors. The study’s purpose is to understand these factors, thus, an application was developed. This appli cation examines memory colors in the CIELAB color space. Memory colors can be affected by nationality, virtual reality game playtime, and the presence or absence of an image cue. The memory colors of banana and orange had the highest agreement between the students, while the memory colors of river and grass had the largest dispersion. Virtual reality games influenced the memory color of grass the most. It can also be concluded that without an image cue, different colors were se lected in 70.90% of the cases.


  • Open Access

    Technologies Designed to Assist Individuals with Cognitive Impairments

    by Patrícia Szabó, Jinat Ara, Bence Halmosi, Cecilia Sik-Lanyi, Tibor Guzsvinecz

    Information Technology (IT) plays a vital role in promoting sustainability and enabling independent living. People with cognitive disabilities face numerous challenges in their daily lives, such as social interactions, learning new things, and improving specific abilities. A variety of therapies and treatments have been introduced to help address these challenges. Recently, computer-assisted therapeutic procedures, treatment procedures, and assistive systems have emerged as beneficial tools to improve the lives of people with cognitive disabilities. Advances in technology have made it possible to develop effective applications specifically designed for this group of individuals. The objective of this paper is to identify potential applications of these developed solutions for people with cognitive disabilities, evaluate their effectiveness, strengths, and limitations, and understand their contribution in addressing various difficulties due to cognitive impairments. To achieve this goal, we reviewed 23 studies that demonstrate several applications developed for people with cognitive disabilities to address their unique issues. Our investigation indicates that the developed applications hold promise, although a few issues with cost-effectiveness, device transparency, and specific disability dependency may limit their effectiveness. Hence, this paper aims to shed light on these innovative applications, their implications, and their role in aiding users in tackling their specific challenges.