What if?
Explore whether ordinary hand-tracking technology can make repetitive coordination exercises feel more like play.
KEEELKeeel / Lab / Organize Your Mind
Hand tracking · Therapeutic interactionExploration 01
Organize Your Mind
A camera-based organizing game that turns pinch and hand gestures into playful coordination practice.
The friction
Occupational therapy exercises for pinch control, hand coordination, and movement mobility can become repetitive, while progress often depends on sustained attention and practice.
The prototype
A browser-based dresser game where the player uses a right-hand pinch to pick up, move, and release objects, then a left-hand fist to rotate the selected object. Reach, grip, control, and placement become the game mechanic.
04 / How it works
A short interaction.
A tangible question.
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Allow camera access
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Use your right hand to pinch and grab
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Move and release objects in the drawer
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Make a left-hand fist to rotate an object
Best experienced on a desktop or laptop with a camera. The prototype will ask for camera permission when opened.