Visual exploration
Activities can encourage looking around a scene, locating objects, checking areas, and responding to spatial cues.
CorteXR Studio gives you a library of configurable immersive activities for memory, attention, sequencing, visual search, planning, sorting, and everyday simulations. Choose an activity, supervise the session, and review what happened without building a VR workflow from scratch.
What it is
CorteXR Studio gives you structured, spatial activities that can be selected, configured, supervised, and reviewed during therapist-led sessions.
It uses related immersive activity technology, but has a separate intended purpose, product configuration, and product boundary from CorteXR Stroke.
CorteXR Studio is not intended to diagnose, treat, monitor, prevent or alleviate any disease, injury or impairment. It is a therapist-led activity platform and does not replace your professional judgement.
Why immersive activity
In a headset, someone can look around, reach, choose, pause, repeat, and respond inside a three-dimensional activity. That gives you richer material for observation and session discussion than a flat screen interaction alone.
Activities can encourage looking around a scene, locating objects, checking areas, and responding to spatial cues.
People can point, reach, select, move, sort, and organise virtual objects in a way that feels active and embodied.
Session review can focus on how the person approached an activity, not only whether the final step was completed.
Activity library
Use the activity library for variety, graded challenge, and supervised work across everyday simulations, visual search, sequencing, planning, sorting, memory, and attention activities.
Configurable activities can centre on familiar routines, object use, sorting, choice making, and step-by-step task behaviour.
Activities can vary visual complexity, distractors, object location, prompts, and timing so you can shape the session around the person in front of you.
Multi-step activities can be set up with different levels of structure, cueing, and challenge.
Activity designs can include remembering instructions, locating items, grouping objects, and responding to changing task demands.
Spatial activity data
Spatial activity data helps you review how a person completed an activity, including task completion, visual exploration, hand interaction, prompts, hesitations and response patterns. The data is intended to support your observation and session review, not diagnosis, assessment or clinical monitoring.
Spatial activity data should be read alongside direct observation, professional context, and your own session notes.
Professional use
CorteXR Studio is intended for supervised professional sessions where you remain responsible for choosing activities, pacing the session, interpreting behaviour, and deciding what is appropriate for the client.
Built for solo OTs, small practices, and practice teams that need practical setup, simple session preparation, and clear review material.
You can choose activities for engagement, variety, graded challenge, visual exploration, hand interaction, and task behaviour discussion.
A managed headset option can reduce setup friction by bundling configured hardware, onboarding, updates, and support arrangements.
Use cases
These pages explain how Studio can fit occupational therapy sessions, private practice workflows, activity-library planning, and headset setup.
How CorteXR Studio can support OT-led activity sessions with configurable immersive tasks and session review.
Open pageExplore visual search, sequencing, memory, attention, sorting, object use, and everyday simulations.
Open pageA practical route for independent OTs and small therapy practices considering immersive activities.
Open pageReduce setup friction with practical support for headset readiness, onboarding, updates, and use.
Open pageResources
Studio resources cover activity ideas, session workflow, private-practice buying questions, headset setup, and the distinction between Studio and CorteXR Stroke.
All Studio resourcesEarly access
We are inviting OTs and practice teams to discuss activity needs, session workflows, headset management, and early-access suitability.
Use the contact form to tell us about your practice, the kinds of activities you need, and whether a managed headset option would be useful.
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