VR Therapeutics

BehaVR helps individuals activate healthy behavior change. The platform creates personalized and dynamic Virtual Reality experiences that educate, motivate and activate desired health behaviors.

Magic Leap is an augmented reality company that develops human computing interfaces and software. The company develops Magic Leap One, a wearable device that lets users see and interact with digital content in the real world. The Magic Leap One includes a headset (Lightwear), a processor unit (Lightpack), and a controller, all powered by spatial operating system Lumin OS.

XRHealth creates medical & wellness applications using XR technology. The VRHealth Platform collects and analyzes user interactions with virtual objects and environments. By using AI cloud computing algorithms, XRHealth delivers an enhanced experience and real-time data analytics, for use in clinics and at home, where users can analyze and quantify performance through a digital experience.

Sympatient provides anxiety therapy in patient's homes with mobile virtual reality, apps, and real therapists.

Limbix makes virtual reality and digital treatment tools for therapists.

AppliedVR, which was founded in 2015, offers virtual reality-based treatments for chronic pain management. The company's EaseVRx solution, which aims to combine cognitive-behavioral therapies with mindfulness exercises, was designated by the FDA as a virtual reality (VR) prescription therapy for treatment-resistant fibromyalgia and chronic intractable lower back pain.The platform is designed to engage the patient during all stages of procedures in hospitals and surgical centers, offering patients drug-free alternatives to manage pain and anxiety associated with medical procedures.

Rey is working to improve mental health and wellness by combining cognitive behavioral therapy, talk therapy, medication, and clinically validated tech tools, such as VR, to care for people in new ways. Its parent company, OxfordVR, developed the use of VR to create automated, clinically validated psychological treatments.

Nunaps is a digital therapeutics company that develops Nunaps Vision, a VR software that treats visual impairment after brain injury.

Tripp is developing experiences that are digitally delivered. Tripp is developing a new way to create a state of mindfulness that isn't just guided but happens "around" users. The company is combining multiple elements to create a completely immersive, supercharged experience that is crafted to put users in a different headspace.

Floreo uses VR interactive content to help people with autism spectrum disorder, especially kids and teens, with everything from police interactions to school work.

Psious offers treatment for behavioral and mental health issues through virtual reality immersion therapy.

Otolith Labs specializes in vestibular masking technology. It builds hardware products powered by science, data, and clinical research for the treatment of vertigo.