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Area of Science:

Assistive technology research
Pediatric rehabilitation engineering
Human-computer interaction in healthcare

Background:

Modified ride-on cars (MROCs) offer therapeutic benefits for children.
Current methods for tracking MROC use in naturalistic settings are limited.
Objective data on long-term MROC engagement is needed.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop and implement a novel data logger for MROC usage.
To assess the feasibility of remote, long-term data collection.
To describe MROC usage patterns and parent perceptions.

Main Methods:

A custom data logger using an Arduino Pro-Mini microprocessor was designed and integrated into MROCs.
The system enabled real-time, remote data capture in home and community environments.
A descriptive study design was employed to analyze collected data.

Main Results:

Remote tracking of MROC use in community settings is feasible.
MROC usage patterns showed high initial engagement that decreased over time.
Usage varied in bout duration and play session length, aligning with caregiver reports.

Conclusions:

Automated remote tracking of MROC use is a viable method.
This technology can reduce caregiver burden and provide valuable clinical data.
Understanding usage trends can inform therapeutic interventions and technology development.