More situations
Bring supermarket, kitchen and personal-care activities into a treatment setting without staging each location.
For neurorehabilitation services
Extend rehabilitation into everyday activity.
Your service may already have technology for movement, reach, grip, balance or focused skill practice. CorteXR Studio adds immersive situations where people can put several abilities to use within an everyday task.
Give occupational therapists access to a configurable activity library without physically recreating each setting or arranging a trip for every session.
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 Studio
Real-world situations without real-world setup.
Studio offers session material in settings that can be difficult to reproduce with clinic furniture alone. The professional chooses the task, supervises the activity and decides how it fits their work with the person.
Adapt the challenge
Choose the activity and adjust available settings, prompts and task structure for the session.
Recorded activity detail
Review task-specific measures such as step timings, errors, cues and responses alongside what the professional saw in the room.
Shared resource
Use a supported headset station across suitable sessions and therapists within your service.
Alongside existing technology
Add occupation to your rehabilitation technology mix.
Equipment for component skills and conventional therapy have their own roles. Studio gives the team another kind of activity material: a recognisable situation in which someone searches, chooses, plans, sequences and interacts to complete a task.
This describes the structure of the activity. The clinician decides how it is used and what, if anything, can be learned from that session.
Skills practised in careMovement · Reach · Grip · Attention · Balance
Studio activitySearch · Choose · Plan · Sequence · Interact
Everyday situationShopping · Kitchen · Personal care
Inside Studio
See the activities, not just the headset.
These examples show the settings and tasks available to explore in a demonstration. Each activity has its own demands and available settings.
Shopping
Follow a list, search the shelves and choose between similar products in a supermarket setting.
Meal preparation
Work through familiar kitchen actions that bring objects, choices and sequence together.
Personal care
Use a recognisable routine with objects and steps that can be discussed afterwards.
Focused activity
Choose shorter activities when the session calls for attention, reaching or timed responses.
Studio also records different measures for different activities. See example charts and task outcomes →
Introducing Studio to a service
Start with one station. Plan the next step around use.
A supported headset station can be shared across suitable professional sessions. We can talk through onboarding, device options, team use and support before you decide how Studio fits your service.
Studio activity information can support review of what happened in a task. It is not diagnosis, assessment, clinical monitoring or an outcome measure.
Two distinct products
Evaluating a regulated stroke pathway?
CorteXR Stroke is the separate UKCA-marked product for cognitive stroke rehabilitation, with its own intended purpose, evidence and governance documentation. Its clinical claims do not apply to Studio.