Pain Management
One of the most researched areas for virtual reality in clinical settings.
Invasive procedures, chemotherapy, painful treatments: patients arrive afraid. Medication has limits. Clinical teams need non-pharmacological alternatives backed by evidence.
A non-pharmacological option to use during the procedure
Applications across several areas of healthcare: from pain management to palliative care. We collect the published research on each of them.
One of the most researched areas for virtual reality in clinical settings.
Calm immersive environments, used as a non-pharmacological complement in anxiety and stress contexts.
Support for team-led exercise: guided movement, with repetitions counted automatically and every session logged.
No technical complexity. Our team handles everything: it arrives configured, training included.
We deliver the headset with the application installed and the scenario library loaded. Your team needs no technical knowledge.
Intuitive interface to select scenarios according to each patient's moment. Full control in seconds.
Immersive session with 8K+ video and spatial audio. Session logging and a regularly updated library.
Many patients cannot sit up. Lying-down mode aligns the horizon with the tilt of the head, so the scenario looks upright instead of skewed. It works with every 360° scenario, with no special content.
Beyond recentring the scenario on the patient's direction, RVer aligns the horizon with the tilt of the head. At 30° in a reclined chair or 90° in bed, the image always looks level.
A misaligned horizon is one of the main causes of discomfort in virtual reality. Aligning it with the patient keeps the session comfortable from start to finish.
No need to film lying-down versions. The same 360° scenario serves 0°, 30°, 45° or 90°, without duplicating a single video. It is the catalogue that adapts to the patient's position.
Class I medical device (base product) registered with Infarmed (CDM 94571546), CE-marked under MDR 2017/745. RVer Motion, RVer Neuro and RVer Exposure are modules in development, not covered by the registration.