GestureTek has announcing the 500th sale of its gesture- controlled interactive solutions for the health and disability markets.

Hospitals, rehabilitation clinics, doctors' offices, schools, nursing homes, fitness facilities, community living facilities and recreation centers worldwide have all turned to GestureTek technology to engage, entertain and activate patients and users, the Company noted in a release.

GestureTek is the multiple patent holder in video gesture- control technology for the disability, hospital and education sectors. The company said that its touch-free, motion-activated solutions for virtual reality physical therapy, multi-sensory stimulation and immersive play let patients (regardless of age, ability or condition) have fun in a hygienic environment and experience marked improvement in Balenciaga Handbags their physical and cognitive abilities.

"Countless research studies support the premise that immersive and interactive technology can improve physical and cognitive outcomes for people with a variety of afflictions, including stroke, traumatic brain injury, cerebral palsy and autism, while also delivering tangible entertainment and recreational benefits," says Vincent John Vincent, President of GestureTek Inc.

"Long before GestureTek inspired the technology behind Kinect, we had already patented our video gesture control technology and established a long track record in the healthcare market of empowering clinicians and patients alike with our hands-free immersive gesture control systems," said Vincent John Vincent, President of GestureTek.

GestureTek noted that patients and healthcare organization alike claim that computer-generated programs featuring distinctive virtual reality activities and simulated tasks are significantly more exciting than traditional therapy regimes. They are also more hygienic because they are completely touch-free. There's no need to wear, hold or touch anything special.

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