Abstract
This article describes the development and evaluation of the distributed user interface (DUI) based application called D-Pegboard Construction, to support the Pegboard Construction traditional test. This application allows therapists to evaluate the acquired brain injury. This application allows the patient to perform the test on a touch screen, while the therapist can observe the results of the test in real time on a separated monitor, instead of using traditional methodologies based on physical elements.
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