WebXR
A calmer moment.
A link away.
Explore immersive experiences for communication, preparation, and a moment of calm. Open them in a browser, using the devices you already have.
No app download or account required for our demos. Headset immersion depends on browser and device support.
Find your experience
A different way
to meet the moment.
Take things at your own pace. Each prototype explores a different way that immersive technology can support access, attention, or understanding.
Open Space
Six spaces, each a little more open. You decide when to take the next step.
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Look & Say
Rest your attention on a tile to give your needs a voice.
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Lantern Lake
Release a lantern over the water. Follow its glow. Stay for a while.
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Meet the MRI
Get to know the room, the machine, and its sounds before the day arrives.
Enter experienceThese experiences demonstrate what immersive technology can do. They are not therapy, medical advice, diagnostic tools, or clinically validated treatments. Stop if you feel uncomfortable. Prefer an aurora? Explore Northern Calm →
Care can reach
beyond the clinic.
A browser makes sharing an experience simple. We're exploring how this could connect clinical settings and everyday life, without adding another installation to someone's day.
Future care-delivery concept. The clinician dashboard illustrated here is not part of the current demos.
01 / Easy to reach
One link. More ways in.
Computer, tablet, phone, or compatible headset. Start with what is available to you.
02 / Your own pace
A little room to choose.
Explore gradually, pause, and return when you want to. The person stays at the center.
03 / Built for access
Different ways to interact.
Mouse, touch, gaze, and supported headset inputs give people more than one way to participate.
Let's talk
An experience worth sharing.
Let's explore how accessible, browser-based XR could support the people you work with.
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