@proceedings {2020,
	title = {Developing Music Technology for Emotion Regulation and Motor Rehabilitation},
	year = {2020},
	abstract = {Medical technology (MedTech) involving music is increasingly being developed for various clinical and non-clinical contexts to support health and well-being. This paper focuses on two recent systems that allow users to steer their own wellness and recovery: a BCI system for emotion self-regulation in listeners (Ehrlich, Agres, Guan, \& Cheng, 2019), and a motion-capture game for motor rehab (Agres \& Herremans, 2017).},
	keywords = {brain-computer interfaces, emotion regulation, Motor Rehabilitation, music \& medicine, Music MedTech, music technology, serious games},
	author = {Kat R. Agres}
}
@proceedings {2018,
	title = {Rhythmic Entrainment for Hand Rehabilitation Using the Leap Motion Controller},
	year = {2018},
	month = {09/2018},
	address = {Paris, France.},
	abstract = {Millions of individuals around the world suffer from motor impairment or disability, yet effective, engaging, and cost-effective therapeutic solutions are still lacking. In this work, we propose a game for hand rehabilitation that leverages the therapeutic aspects of music for motor rehabilitation, incorporates the power of gamification to improve adherence to medical treatment, and uses the versatility of devices such as the Leap Motion Controller to track users{\textquoteright} movements. The main characteristics of the game as well as  future research directions are outlined.},
	keywords = {Leap Motion, Motor Rehabilitation, music, Music Therapy, Rhythmic Entrainment},
	author = {Beveridge, S. and Cano, E. and Agres, K.}
}
