VRemedies - Theatre Procedure Experience
This project is a Virtual Reality experience designed to introduce child patients and parents to Theatre procedures before they experience the real world environment. A photo realistic virtual experience in the HTC vive of hospital procedures.
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About the game
VRemedies is a patient preparation Virtual Reality set of experiences that are designed to introduce patients to procedures before they experience the real world environment. The experience is designed to allow children and their families to feel more comfortable with the treatments they are about to receive, we do this by taking them through the experience virtually.
Requires another person to supervise and respond to keyboard prompts.
Using a team of game developers and cinematographers re-created a Pre-op, Theatre and Post-op procedure room.
We worked with direct access and feedback from hospitals, clinicians and play therapists to create a guided walk through of the Theatre procedure.
Robot hospital staff to walk the children through the experience.
The rooms are currently being user tested as a method of Exposure therapy, desensitising people to the procedures and rooms and as a result lowering the amount of children needing sedation for these non evasive procedures.
Requires another person to supervise and respond to keyboard prompts.
Photogrammetry (photo – realistic) procedure rooms
Using a team of game developers and cinematographers re-created a Pre-op, Theatre and Post-op procedure room.
Guided walk through of procedures.
We worked with direct access and feedback from hospitals, clinicians and play therapists to create a guided walk through of the Theatre procedure.
Friendly Characters
Robot hospital staff to walk the children through the experience.
Environmental Interactivity
Interact with the rooms and discover how the machines sound and how they work in a safe "non scary" environment.Exposure Therapy
The rooms are currently being user tested as a method of Exposure therapy, desensitising people to the procedures and rooms and as a result lowering the amount of children needing sedation for these non evasive procedures.