Virtetic provides an Extended Reality (XR) platform for early limb rehabilitation and prosthetic control training. Their immersive applications allow users to practice movement therapy and control virtual prosthetics, accelerating the rehabilitation process without requiring a physical device.
Funding
$30.6K raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
Founders
Product
Problem
Individuals undergoing rehabilitation for limb differences often face delays in starting functional training due to the requirement of a physical prosthesis. This waiting period can impede early therapeutic intervention and slow the overall prosthetic journey.
Solution
Virtetic offers an Extended Reality (XR) platform that enables early rehabilitation and prosthetic control training without the need for a physical prosthesis. Their immersive applications allow users to engage with virtual environments, practice movement therapy, and develop proficiency with virtual prosthetic limbs. This approach facilitates confidence-building and accelerates the learning curve through gamified exercises and progress tracking. The platform aims to bridge the gap between limb loss and functional prosthetic use, providing a more accessible and engaging rehabilitation pathway.
Target Audience
The primary users are individuals with upper or lower limb differences undergoing rehabilitation, as well as prosthetists and rehabilitation specialists seeking innovative training tools.
Features
- Immersive XR applications for upper and lower limb rehabilitation.
- Virtual prosthesis interaction for practicing movement and control.
- Gamified exercises and activities designed to enhance engagement and motivation.
- Progress tracking capabilities via a companion mobile application (forthcoming).
- Research platform, "Mirror Hands VR," for advanced mirror therapy studies.
- Products include "Myo-Hand XP" for upper limb training and "Mobility XP" for lower limb training.