PolyU Mixed Reality Programme Helps Children Rehearse Radiotherapy
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On 19 October 2026, the South China Morning Post reported that PolyU professor Li Wai-yee uses the mixed reality programme Herocare to provide personalised rehearsals for children with cancer, letting them experience the radiotherapy process before admission to reduce fear and anxiety. The programme also helps caregivers understand what they will face, and lets future radiographers develop empathy and communication skills.
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- 南華早報·香港PolyU Professor Li Wai-Yee Uses Mixed Reality Project Herocare to Help Child Cancer Patients Rehearse Radiotherapy
PolyU professor Li Wai-Yee uses mixed reality project Herocare to provide personalised rehearsals for child cancer patients, letting them experience the radiotherapy process before admission to reduce fear and anxiety. The project also helps caregivers understand what they will face, and lets future radiographers cultivate empathy and communication skills.
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