Smart System VR Client

The use of VR glasses in psychotherapeutic practices is becoming increasingly popular. Approaching fear-inducing objects and moving independently through frightening situations is essential for measurable therapeutic success. Interactive scenarios are about free movement and behavior in these situations. This also corresponds to the basic principle of behavioral therapy, according to which new ways of acting can be learned. As a therapist, you can operate and gradually control interactive environments from the outside. For example, you can only make a spider appear when the patient is ready. The patient can then approach these spiders at her own pace.