Method of Electrical Muscle Stimulation for Training FPS Game Players in the Timing of Shots
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Claims that a wearable EMS-based shooting system that calculates lead timing and triggers hand-muscle contractions can train shot timing in FPS play. Built a custom FPS game and an EMS controller, tested with 30 participants split into EMS training, non-EMS training, and EMS-only groups. Measured reaction time and hit rate; reaction time does not worsen and the EMS training group shows a significantly larger hit-rate increase versus non-EMS, while EMS-only yields no improvement.
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