A collection of browser-based motor control experiments built with JavaScript.
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Bee Keeper - Conservation Challenge
Description:
Step into the role of a digital conservationist in this fine-motor skill challenge. Unlike reflex games that focus on speed, Bee Keeper tests your precision, grip endurance, and path planning. Using advanced hand-tracking technology, you must gently transport bees to their hive while avoiding aggressive wasps. It is a test of steady hands and impulse control—can you build a thriving hive in 60 seconds?
Fly Catcher- Tournament Pro
Description:
Enter the digital arena and test your reflexes in this fast-paced, computer-vision arcade game. Fly Catcher utilises advanced MediaPipe hand-tracking technology to map your physical movements directly onto the screen. Whether you are testing your reaction time or contributing to motor control research, precision is key. You have 60 seconds—how many can you catch? Will you stay at the top player score board?
Feed the Baby: The Coordination Challenge
Description:
Step into the Motor Control Lab with Baby Bottle Catcher, a browser-based study in bimanual synchronization. Using real-time pose detection (MoveNet), this experiment challenges you to control an avatar not with a mouse or keyboard, but through the coordination of your own limbs. Your goal is simple: feed the baby. However, the control mechanism tests your proprioception and ability to dissociate or synchronize your left and right movements under time pressure.
