A pair of linked VR simulations built for a mental-health and addiction treatment center in Canada, developed in collaboration with clinicians. One simulates a skydiving sequence — aircraft boarding, freefall, parachute deployment, landing — and the other simulates a turbulent flight. Both expose patients to controlled, high-stress scenarios in a safe setting while monitoring heart rate and breathing in real time.
Key features:
- Full simulated sequences with multiple stages
- Real-time heart rate and breathing monitoring
- Multi-sensory environmental effects (wind, heat, scent) via a sensory pod
- Clinician-facing data export for session analysis
Use case: clinical exposure therapy, helping patients build coping mechanisms in a controlled environment while capturing physiological data for treatment.
Technologies: Unity, sensory pod integration, biometric monitoring, motion capture, 3D pipeline
Platform: Oculus Quest 2
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