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.
- 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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