Make activity behaviour easier to see
Use structured VR and AR activities where clients look around, choose, reach, sort, sequence, and respond while you observe how the task unfolds.
Immersive activity software
Structured VR and AR activity sessions for occupational therapy practice.
CorteXR Studio gives occupational therapists a practical way to add supervised immersive activities to adult sessions, with activity software, a managed headset option, onboarding, support, and review material.
- Activities
- VR and AR tasks
- Sessions
- Choose, adapt, review
- Support
- Managed setup
Available for selected independent practice partners.
Activity-led sessions Visual search, sequencing, sorting, memory, planning, and everyday simulations.
Practice package
One activity station, ready for practice.
Studio brings together activity software, headset setup, onboarding, support, and review material so your team can focus on choosing activities, supervising the session, and reviewing what happened.
What Studio helps you see
Make activity behaviour easier to observe, repeat, and discuss.
Studio gives you structured VR and AR activities that can be selected, adjusted, supervised, and reviewed inside normal occupational therapy sessions. The value is not the headset itself. It is the activity material: what the client notices, searches for, chooses, repeats, avoids, completes, or needs support with.
Review how the task unfolded
Use review material to revisit visual search, object choices, prompts, hesitations, retries, and completion in a way that supports feedback and notes.
Make follow-up conversations more concrete
Use plain-language summaries to help clients, families, and referrers understand the activity and the next step.
Keep the headset practical
Managed support helps with device preparation, updates, onboarding, and everyday readiness so the activity can fit into normal appointments.
Session rhythm
Choose, supervise, review, and share.
Studio is designed around the rhythm of an ordinary OT-led appointment. You choose the activity, guide the pace, observe how the task unfolds, and review what happened in a format that is easier to discuss afterwards.
- Choose Select an activity such as making a cup of tea, sorting everyday objects, searching a kitchen scene, or following a multi-step prompt.
- Supervise Run the activity while you observe, cue, pause, repeat, or adjust the challenge around the person in front of you.
- Review See how the activity unfolded, including completion, prompts, view direction, object choices, retries, and interaction patterns.
- Share Use the session summary to support notes, client feedback, review discussions, and follow-up planning.
Spatial activity
A VR and AR activity library built around spatial tasks.
Studio provides structured VR and AR occupational therapy activities that happen around the person, not on a flat screen. Clients can search the space, reach towards objects, shift attention between areas, follow steps, and respond to prompts while you supervise the activity.
The library is designed for OT-led use in private practice: choose an activity, adjust the challenge, observe how the person interacts in space, and use activity information to support review.
Studio is separate from CorteXR Stroke and has a different intended use, configuration, and product boundary.
Spatial tasks with reviewable activity information Because the task sits in three-dimensional space, Studio can help show how someone directed their view, explored the scene, reached, chose objects, returned to missed areas, responded to prompts, and changed approach when the task changed.
Activity library
VR and AR activities you can adjust and repeat.
Use the activity library for variety, graded challenge, and supervised work across everyday simulations, visual search and exploration, sequencing, planning, sorting, memory, and attention activities.
Make a cup of tea
Work through a familiar task step by step, with object choices, prompts, timing, errors, and sequence information available for review.
Find objects in a scene
Ask the client to look around a kitchen or room scene, find targets, manage distractors, and return to areas they missed.
Sort everyday objects
Use categories, rules, object choices, and corrections to create a visible problem-solving task.
Follow a multi-step activity
Create a task with order, prompts, retries, and changes in challenge so the session has a clear activity path.
Session summaries and activity review
See how the person searched, chose, and worked through the task.
CorteXR Studio provides useful activity information from supervised sessions and turns it into review material. Headset and in-task information can help show where the person directed their view, how they explored the scene, what they selected, where prompts were needed, and what changed when an activity was repeated.
The point is not to replace your judgement. It is to give you clearer material for notes, feedback, review discussions, and client communication. It is not diagnosis, assessment, clinical monitoring, or outcome measurement.
For therapist notes
Generate concise session summaries that can support your own practice records and professional note-writing.
For client feedback
Create plain-English session summaries that make activity work easier to discuss with clients and families.
For review sessions
Use activity history to compare repeated tasks and support planning conversations.
For professional judgement
Use activity information as review material alongside observation, context, and your own interpretation.
For independent practices
Bring VR and AR activities into private occupational therapy practice without taking on the setup burden.
Studio is for independent OTs and small therapy teams who want structured immersive activities for adult sessions, with managed headset support, activity selection, and clear review material built in.
Add a distinctive activity option
Offer structured immersive tasks that feel purposeful in session, while keeping the therapist in control of pace, suitability, and review.
Make the session easier to explain
Use concrete task examples and summaries to support feedback with clients, families, and referrers.
Keep preparation realistic
The managed station is designed around ordinary practice routines: prepare the headset, choose the activity, supervise, review, and follow up.
Managed headset included
An activity station, not another device to manage.
Managed support helps with the practical barriers that often keep immersive activities from becoming routine: headset setup, updates, readiness, storage questions, and support. Your team can focus on the session rather than device administration.
Configured device
A headset can be supplied and prepared for practice use, so setup does not start from a blank consumer device.
Updates handled
Remote software updates help keep the activity station ready without adding another admin task to your week.
Support for use
Practical support helps with onboarding, session readiness, and the ordinary questions that come with shared headset use.
Room to grow
Additional managed activity stations can be discussed if your practice wants to expand use beyond one headset.
Choose a route in
Explore Studio by session need.
These pages explain how Studio can fit occupational therapy sessions, private practice planning, VR activity-library use, and headset readiness.
Studio for occupational therapists
How CorteXR Studio can support OT-led activity sessions with configurable immersive tasks and session review.
Read moreActivity library
See concrete Studio activity examples, what each task is for, and what a therapist can review afterwards.
Read morePrivate practice
A practical route for independent OTs and small therapy practices considering VR and AR activity sessions.
Read moreManaged headset support
Practical support for headset readiness, onboarding, updates, and everyday use.
Read moreResources
Read practical Studio resources.
Studio resources cover VR occupational therapy activities, functional cognition activity ideas, visual search, session planning, private-practice buying questions, headset setup, and the distinction between Studio and CorteXR Stroke.
All Studio resourcesProfessional use
Therapist-led activity software.
CorteXR Studio is a therapist-led immersive activity platform. You choose the activity, pace the session, and interpret what happened in context. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, monitor, prevent, or alleviate disease, injury, or impairment, and it does not replace professional judgement.
Book the demo
Book a 20-minute Studio demo.
Tell us about your practice, your clients, and the kinds of sessions where immersive activity might be useful. We can show how activities are selected, how the managed headset route works, what review material looks like, and whether the practice package is a sensible fit.
For selected independent practice partners, package terms are confirmed during the walkthrough.
