RVer Exposure In development

Graded exposure,
at the clinician's pace.

360° environments organised into levels, from the easiest to the hardest. The clinician picks the level and sets the pace: the patient never advances on their own.

Each environment is a set of levels filmed in 360°. There is no automatic progression, no score and no grading: the next level only runs if the clinician picks it. One example of an environment is a car journey, from the car at a standstill to the car in motion.

Every level carries a description, a duration and warnings (motion, height, light), so the choice is an informed one before anything starts.

A five-level staircase, from easiest to hardest, with the clinician picking the starting level and deciding when it advances.Level 0Level 1Level 2Level 3Level 4The clinician picks the starting levelAdvances only when the clinician decides
The clinician picks the starting levelAdvances only when the clinician decides
  • The clinician stays in control: picks the environment and the level, and stops at any moment from the Companion app, in the browser, with nothing to install.
  • A card before you start: description, duration and warnings on every level, so the choice is an informed one.
  • No score, no grading and no thresholds: the module assesses nothing.
  • Usage log: which environment and which level ran, and for how long, as everywhere else in the system.
  • Levels are real 360° video, not computer-generated environments.
  • Already installed on the headset, not downloaded mid-session: each environment runs to several GB.
  • Local and private: the session runs with no internet and no personal data leaves the headset (GDPR).
  • Enabled per device, like every other module of the RVer system.

Graded exposure environments for work led by a healthcare professional. It does not assess, grade, diagnose, or replace any clinical assessment. The Class I medical device registration (Infarmed) covers the base product: RVer Motion, RVer Neuro and RVer Exposure are modules in development, not covered by the registration.

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