Research Portfolio

Research Projects

Recent and ongoing research initiatives driving innovation in XR, AI and E-Commerce.

Research Portfolio

Recent Projects

2022 – 2026

Rehab-Immersive

Immersive Virtual Reality-based platform for rehabilitation of upper extremity

Platform for upper limb rehabilitation in patients with motor disorders from spinal cord injuries (tetraplegia). Uses Leap Motion controller and VR glasses with low-cost, commercially available technology. Includes objective rehabilitation metrics, customizable modalities (desktop or VR headset), and cloud-based infrastructure for integration across hospitals and external rehabilitation centers.

Virtual Reality Rehabilitation Leap Motion Cloud Gamification
Spanish Ministry of Science & Innovation
127.000 €
Carlos González Morcillo & Javier A. Albusac Jiménez
Hospital Nacional de Parapléjicos de Toledo (HNPT)
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2023 – 2024

VR-ZOCO

VR-Shopping & AI platform for digitalization and strengthening of local businesses

A VR and AI-based e-commerce platform enabling small businesses to showcase products in immersive virtual environments. Overcomes physical store limitations while enhancing the customer shopping experience through AI-driven personalization. Promotes local economies through smart recommendations, in-store pickup options, and virtual town exploration.

E-Commerce Virtual Reality AI Personalization Local Economy
Ministry of Science & Innovation · NextGenerationEU
175.000 €
Javier A. Albusac Jiménez & José Jesús Castro Sánchez
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May 2024 – April 2027

MRP-5G

Mixed reality platform on 5G for remote medical support and diagnosis

Platform enabling medical staff to interact remotely with specialists via Mixed Reality glasses over a 5G infrastructure. General practitioners wear MR glasses for real-time holographic collaboration with remote specialists. Leverages 5G's low latency and high bandwidth for smooth real-time user experience across primary care, home visits, and emergency scenarios.

Mixed Reality 5G Telemedicine eHealth
Junta de Comunidades de Castilla-La Mancha
93.593 €
David Vallejo Fernández & Javier A. Albusac Jiménez
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2024 – 2025

ADAPTA-VR

Autonomy recovery after motor disorders via VR-based immersive learning environments

Free, open VR training environment developed in collaboration with the National Hospital for Paraplegics in Toledo for people with recent motor-limiting injuries. Features an immersive simulator for operating electric wheelchairs, virtual recreations of adapted domestic and work environments, and precise movement recording for objective progress analysis. Selected winner from 21 national university proposals based on technological excellence and real-world impact.

VR Training Motor Autonomy Wheelchair Simulation Accessibility
Indra & Fundación Universia
24.000 €
Javier A. Albusac Jiménez
🏆 Winner – Selected from 21 national proposals
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