WebXR
Care that travels as a link.
One browser-based experience. Delivered to a headset, tablet, phone, or computer — without requiring an app store, installation, or account.
An app store is a barrier. A link is not.
Open the link. Enter the experience.
WebXR lets immersive experiences run directly in a browser, whether someone is using a headset, tablet, phone, or computer.
Where XR is used in therapy
Established applications of therapeutic XR. WebXR changes how those experiences can be delivered.
Graduated Exposure
Face fears progressively in controlled environments.
Try Open Space →A research prototype, not a medical device.
Communication
Create another way to communicate when speech or physical controls are difficult.
Try Look & Say →
Pain & Sensory Regulation
Use immersive environments to redirect attention or create calm.
Try Lantern Lake →Or Northern Calm — an aurora over a mirror-still lake.
Rehabilitation
Guided movement and feedback.
Sensory Regulation
Calm, low-stimulus environments.
Remote Access
Bring an experience to someone who cannot easily travel.
Background: Duke's overview of extended reality in health.
Care doesn't always happen in a clinic.
For someone who cannot easily travel, delivering an experience through a browser can remove the journey entirely.
One link. More ways in.
Headset, tablet, phone, or computer — WebXR makes the experience available wherever the browser is.