LONDON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Technavio has been monitoring the virtual reality market in the education sector and it is poised to grow by USD 6.34 billion during 2020-2024, progressing at a CAGR of over 59% during the forecast period. The report offers an up-to-date analysis regarding the current market scenario, latest trends and drivers, and the overall market environment.

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The market is concentrated, and the degree of concentration will accelerate during the forecast period. Alchemy VR Ltd., Alphabet Inc., Avantis Systems Ltd., EON Reality Inc., Facebook Inc., HTC Corp., Lenovo Group Ltd., Microsoft Corp., Sony Corp., and Virtalis Holdings Ltd. are some of the major market participants. To make the most of the opportunities, market vendors should focus more on the growth prospects in the fast-growing segments, while maintaining their positions in the slow-growing segments.

The affordability of VR gear has been instrumental in driving the growth of the market.

Virtual Reality Market in Education Sector 2020-2024: Segmentation

Virtual Reality Market in Education Sector is segmented as below:

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Virtual Reality Market in Education Sector 2020-2024: Scope

Technavio presents a detailed picture of the market by the way of study, synthesis, and summation of data from multiple sources. Our virtual reality market in education sector report covers the following areas:

This study identifies the easy availability of content creation platforms as one of the prime reasons driving the growth of the virtual reality market in the education sector during the next few years.

Virtual Reality Market in Education Sector 2020-2024: Vendor Analysis

We provide a detailed analysis of vendors operating in the virtual reality market in the education sector, including some of the vendors such as Alchemy VR Ltd., Alphabet Inc., Avantis Systems Ltd., EON Reality Inc., Facebook Inc., HTC Corp., Lenovo Group Ltd., Microsoft Corp., Sony Corp., and Virtalis Holdings Ltd. Backed with competitive intelligence and benchmarking, our research reports on the virtual reality market in the education sector are designed to provide entry support, customer profile and M&As as well as go-to-market strategy support.

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Virtual Reality Market in Education Sector 2020-2024: Key Highlights

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Executive Summary

Market Landscape

Market Sizing

Five Forces Analysis

Market Segmentation by Product

Market Segmentation by End-user

Customer Landscape

Geographic Landscape

Drivers, Challenges, and Trends

Vendor Landscape

Vendor Analysis

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Kassie Anderson, left, and Jenn Staib use a device called the Cleanbox to sterilize headsets and provide an extremely safe virtual reality experience. (Photo by DArcy Egan)

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Local women Kassie Anderson and Jennifer Staib have opened the first Virtual Reality entertainment center in Port Clinton and all of Northwest Ohio, with their Visions VR bringing a wide variety of games, tours and educational content to its new location.

The woman have totally renovated a space at 1632 E. Perry Street in Port Clinton, in the Bassets Market Plaza, to bring one of the hottest topics in the entertainment industry to the area. They will have a Ribbon Cutting Ceremony and Open House to celebrate their Grand Opening of Visions VR on Friday, Aug. 7 at Noon.

It is the first Virtual Reality Entertainment Center in Northwest Ohio, said Staib. There are only about 100 virtual reality centers in the United States, and only about 600 in the entire world.

In the gaming world, virtual reality has become popular for players, who use a headset to enter a completely digital world. Visions VR supplies the virtual reality headset and controls, with players testing their skills as a single player, a two-player team or creating teams of up to six players.

Visions VR provides a small environment for the gamers, but with space to move around. In team play, members have comfortable couches for watching the action, as well as watching what is appearing on each gamers head set.

Port Clinton is a wonderful area for the virtual reality concept, said Staib. It will appeal to local residents, as well as tourists. That is the reason we decided to be open year-round. Its affordable to play, as well.

To assure safety, Virtual VR provides all of the equipment and uses a device called a Cleanbox to sterilize its headsets. The Cleanbox has been lab-tested to kill 99.9% of bacteria, fungi and virus, including COVID-19. Disposable covers and sanitizing wipes are also employed.

Our experiences include virtual escape rooms and tours, immersive documentaries and short films, said Staib. And, of course, amazing games.

The gaming world has exploded, and Visions VR has a wide variety of catalogs of games to play. Todays technology is significantly better than five or 10 years ago, with the graphics more immersive and VR platforms that appeal to audiences of all ages.

Visions VR is a fun experience for the whole family, especially young players and even local businesses. There are platforms that businesses can use to train employees.

Visions VR will be expanding to educational training films, and expanding team building. It is more than games, according Kassie Anderson, and also a lot of fun.

A couple of our favorites include a journey to the ocean depths, where youll find yourself eye-to-eye with a giant squid and a highly competitive, multi-player game similar to laser tag that takes place on platforms in a futuristic city, said Anderson.

Visions VR is also featuring beverages and snacks from local stores, such as the Great Lakes Popcorn Company, Tofts Ice Cream and the Catawba Island Brewing Company, the latter adding its custom root beer to the mix.

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Sunovion Pharmaceuticals of Marlborough has partnered with a Nashville, Tenn., company to create a virtual reality-based treatment for social anxiety disorder.

Sunovion will partner with BehaVR to develop the product for use in the U.S. in an agreement with Sunovions parent company Sumitomo Dainippon Pharma Co., Ltd. of Japan. The product will use virtual reality to target the source of stress or anxiety and provide personalized education content, active coping skills training and behavioral reinforcements inside a dynamic experience.

All of this will happen while patients are monitored so the experience can be customized to them, according to a release from BehaVR.

According to the Social Anxiety Association, social anxiety disorder is the third largest mental health condition in the world today, estimated to affect as much as 7% of the population more than 17 million people in the U.S. alone.

BehaVR expects the product will come to market in the U.S. in 2022.

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Sunovion partners with Nashville firm for virtual reality therapeutics - Worcester Business Journal

In a recent podcast, Robert J. Marks and Thomas Furness on VR and AR, Walter Bradley Center director Robert J. Marks continued his discussion with the grandfather of virtual reality, Thomas Furness. They focused on the cutting edge of virtual reality today.

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Robert J. Marks: So, Dr. Furness, we have been talking about a number of fascinating things, but theres still some things that Id like to talk to you about. Another one is ARToolworks. Now, AR stands for augmented reality.

Thomas Furness: Now, the difference really is between the VRs generally, where you are completely immersed in a computer-generated environment. Thats all you see is the computer generation of images. AR, on the other hand, is where you see the real world, the physical world, but youre able to superimpose on top of the physical world, images generated by the computer.

This is virtual reality (with 3-D glasses):

This is augmented reality:

Thomas Furness: We built a thing, teleconferencingm where you can actually flip over the cards and call a person and they appear on top of this card, and you put them around your desk. So, youre interacting with these people in 3-D, around your desk, little miniatures of these people. We were also, we had one big card that we made in our lab. And when you walked in, if you had these glasses on, its the Millennium Falcon. So, you see the real room, you see the real lab, but the Millennium Falcon is sitting there in the middle of it, and you could walk around it, the Star Wars Millennium Falcon. Anyhow, that got us started. So, we started this company, we built ARToolKit at the University of Washington. And then we released it, open-source, and we had 100,000 downloads

So, what happened was, we had all those downloads and were thinking, Hmm, maybe we ought to start a company. And so, what we did was, we started a company called ARToolworks, Inc. The idea, we were going to take the open-source thing and rewrite it, and support it, sort of like Unix and Linux and so forth. And so, we did that and started this company. It was the very first augmented reality company. It started in 2001, and existed until about 2015, when we sold it to DAQRI. And then, DAQRI worked on it for a while and DAQRI went belly up

But you could still get it, I guess. But this has become the foundation for just so many other companies, that have taken this and built other approaches for doing this kind of thing, the same kind of thing. Matter of fact, theres one company that split off from my HIT Lab in New Zealand call Quiver.

Then you can go online to QuiverVision and you download these little, it looks like a coloring book. And what you do is you can print out this coloring book, and then youd have your kids color those with crayons, and then you put, take your phone or VR device, and you look at that page that youve colored. And now it pops into life. This texture-mapped, the objects are textured-mapped by what you colored on that two dimensions onto a three-dimensional figure, and they do various things. They play games and things like that.

The discussion eventually turned to human peripheral vision and the way in which it enables us to see things of which we may not be conscious:

Thomas Furness: Im really intrigued whats going on with the peripheral retina, especially since recent research shows that the retina extends way beyond that 180 degrees. And indeed, at the rim of the retina, in the area called the ora serrata, there is a rich ring of cone receptors, which gives us a highly detailed color vision, just right on the rim of the retina. So, why is it there? Because what happens is, the detectability, the limit of detectability is really around 100 degrees, all facets, which is 200 degrees. We were able to only go in our research with 180. But I was interested in what happened beyond that

So, we started doing the research to say, okay, what is the limit of detectability? And so, we extended the range out to where wed go all the way out to 240 degrees field of view. And we found that pretty much around 101 degrees is where people stop seeing visual images. So, at 100 degrees centricity, which is one axis, you add that together to about 200 degrees is the limit of detectability. If you go beyond that, toward the rear, you dont see it anymore. Right?

And weve start from the rear and go front, thats when you start seeing it again. So, theres a little band there, of the limits of detectability. We said, Okay, thats interesting. What if we display something beyond that? The limit of detectability. Because the rim of the retina is way beyond that.

So, what we did, we did these experiments, where we display different objects in the far periphery beyond this limit. And asked the subjects to identify what object we presented. They said, But I cant see it. We said, Thats okay. Tell us what you think it is. And they get it right.

So, this is what is called perception without awareness. Now, its obvious that this information is being processed in the brain somehow, but its not in our consciousness. Now, its probably processed in other ways, but we believe, and this is where were continuing to do our work, that this may be a direct channel to some of the subconscious, and to the limbic system and to the emotional state, and actually help you establish where you are.

Another of Tom Furnesss projects is the Virtual World Society:

Thomas Furness: Yes, the Virtual World Society mission is really to do three things. One is to unlock intelligence, link minds, and lift hearts. And its all for humanitarian applications of virtual reality, in education, in medicine, in design, to lift mankind. Whereas, the default of industry is to tear us down, by practicing killing people. And if you kill a person in VR, its different than killing a person on a computer screen, because youre up close and personal. When you blow out their brains, its different. And what happens as a result of that is you either have nightmares or you get numb. So, what Im trying to do in the Virtual World Society is all these projects that show the positive aspects of what we can do with virtual reality, in education, building what we call a learning living room

And its amazing on generating empathy. I mean, when you go And New York Times has done this, when they If youre a subscriber of the New York Times, you received in the mail this Google card, and you basically assemble this and put your phone in it, your smartphone, and then you could download of these different experiences. One of them was a food drop in Africa. And here you are, standing on this field, with all these other people from a village, waiting for the C-130 to fly over and drop food. Wow. That changes your life. Youll always remember it. Youll see the faces of those people, what happened when they rushed to the packages, and youre there in the middle of it. And this is transformative in terms of generating empathy, and what is going to be the future of news, and because youre going to be there.

Society membership is free and there are currently 1200 members.

You may also enjoy Dr. Markss earlier podcasts with Thomas Furness:

Virtual reality joins actual realityand its a real advance. The grandfather of virtual reality explains how everyone began to adopt VR. Thomas Furness had more patents at his HIT Lab than all the rest of the university combined because he made a point of looking for different perspectives.

VR was invented by an Air Force engineer. Real world pilot concerns drove his inventions, long before Comic-Con. Fighter pilots needed virtual reality to see what was happening around them. Thats how the technology got started, as developer Tom Furness explains.

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The Amazing Things We Can Do with Virtual and Augmented Reality - Walter Bradley Center for Natural and Artificial Intelligence

Touring a home virtually now goes beyond flipping through pictures and with the help of VR headsets, it's just like being there.

Once thought only for gaming, virtual reality is now revolutionizing the world as we know it. With the threat of the global pandemic looming in everything we do, from dining at restaurants to taking vacations, a little help has been needed in the area of real estate. Purchasing a house sight unseen is not something many are comfortable with, let alone something many will consider. Therefore, a new system needed to be implemented for real estate to continue that would prove both worthy of a potential buyer as well as efficient for showing agents: Thus, a virtual reality headset was the answer.

While it's not used widely at this time, it does allow potential homebuyers to get a real feel for a home without even stepping foot into the residence. For high-risk areas, this can be a game-changer for buying and selling a home. Video games have gained a reputation for having uber-realistic environments and now, they can provide that same realism on a virtual house tour. This option limits human-to-human contact and maintains the safety of all parties - the buyer, the seller, and the agent responsible for showing the homes. This also allows potential buyers to "walk" through the house on their own terms in an intimate way, without worrying about a six-feet distance or having the sometimes awkward presence of others standing around.

According toPadraig Belton, Technology Business Reporter forBBC, this new method of house searching positively surged during the first month of lockdown in the UK. The question is, will it continue to be an option for potential homebuyers?

For now, virtual house tours must be taken with a headset belonging to the potential buyer. This alone is quite a pricey investment since the Occulus can run buyers anywhere from $400 to $500, with the PlayStation VR coming in at nearly $270. For those who already own a virtual reality headset, the choice is a no-brainer, but for those who don't, the cost is fairly steep.

In the UK, the tours are done through Zoopla, where potential homebuyers can opt-in for a virtual tour of the home. Whereas traditional 2D tours can be taken straight from a real estate website, these virtual tours must be done through a compatible headset. According toBBC, the process of going through a virtual (reality) house tour is a pretty simple process. Along with the viewfinder, a VR handset is all that's needed in order to maneuver a virtual keyboard to explore various areas of the home.

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For this process to work, the latest technology in video games goes hand in hand with the same architectural-style technology needed to take someone through a house virtually. Following the events of the fire at Notre-Dame, similar world-building technology was used to find a near-exact replica of the interior of the church that architects could then use to rebuild the damaged structure. Now, a company called Matterport, located in Silicon Valley, is using the same motion-sensor used in Microsoft's Xbox in order to guide VR users through rooms. With this same technology being incorporated for commercial use, the result is the ability to showcase a home by giving potential buyers the chance to walk through a seemingly 3D rendering.

This same technology has evolved even more, however, with dynamics such as weather and seasonal changes also being added to the experience. Through the use of Unreal Engine, which was and continues to be used for high-quality video game graphics, 3D models are able to alter things such as the way sunlight streams into view or the appearance of plants in a garden. Furthermore, this virtually-created house rendering allows an additional benefit for agents: The staging of a home. With the ability to add virtual touches such as furniture and decor, a virtual tour such as this allows buyers to see a house as a home, including how it would look once personal touches have been added.

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This artificial intelligence could prove to be crucial if virtual home tours continue to be a growing trend, as it could allow potential buyers to view a property at different times of the day. Right now, only about eight percent of Zoopla's viewings have been done virtually. However, this technology could be the breakthrough needed in order to take real estate and home buying to the next level.

With the world coming at a near standstill, it's estimated that the number of virtual reality headset sales are estimated toincrease within the near future. With this being a viable option for virtual travel as well as virtual experiences - such as home buying - many are hopeful that it will continue to be a positive step in some kind of business normalcy. Massachusetts-based research firm Data Corporation is estimated roughly a 22% increase in VR equipment alone.

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Hey all, Joe here. This is my first time writing for S.N.O.T. Hope I can set the table well.

By now, weve all adapted to the brave new world of indoors and settled into our new reality at the intersection of solitude and recluse, where the whole planet has been relocated. In fact, since weve been here for so long, lets talk about our dwellings a little bit more.

Chances are youve turned your house upside down while in quarantine. Ive done the same. Boredom, curiosity, and the inescapable now where is that high school yearbook? has led to a worldwide house cleaning craze (weve also been making a lot of bread).

Digging through the closets and dressers of my bedroom, the ottomans and storage bins of our living room, and the enclaves of our basement are a few of the activities Ive taken joy in while sheltered with my family during quarantine. Ive personally rediscovered some old Pirates baseball cards, replayed pretty much every board game in the house with my sister and parents (love me some Monopoly), and hooked up my old Nintendo 64 that I played religiously as a kid.

But, Ive not only poked around my old house, I also opened up my old laptop to see what I had written on there and glanced at some old social media posts, wandering back to those simpler times. I even went on Newgrounds to play some old flash games and goofed around on Club Penguin with a childhood friend. A lot of these websites have gone through several updates and overhauls, but it all still feels vaguely familiar. Its funny, walking down a virtual memory lane feels less like a road trip and more like a stroll through your childhood home, now occupied by a new family. Some things are familiar, some are new. Some things you remember, others you dont, and the new furniture makes the house look weird. But, oh would you look at that, theres the mark in the wall I made when moving around furniture; theres the spot in the backyard where my friends and I would always race each other; theres the sun shining through the dining room window and right in my eye at 6:00 pm. Its as if there was an attempt to redress this old place and make it feel new and different, but its comfortable, old personality still shines through.

Ultimately, this leads to what Ive been musing about aimlessly for the past few weeks: intimacy with a personal dwelling, and how that intimacy is translating to the virtual world. We all have personal, intimate connections with objects in our house, now more than ever. But, playing around on old websites, drinking with friends on FaceTime calls instead of meeting in person, and winding down by scrolling through websites I now use daily has led to a profound realization that this intimacy, in some contexts, can be fully translated through the conduits of the internet. The physical objects I once believed were needed to develop this sort of homey relationship are now coupled with completely virtual landscapes. Of course, its not a perfect timeline of improved simulation; you need look no further than television for a public example of the struggle with this real/virtual mixed environment, nearly every program or event being awkwardly hosted via webcam recording or Zoom call with a virtual audience attending. But in other facets, like old virtual world sites and now virtual reality, that intimacy is there. Its not there yet in some contexts, but its really close in others.

But the even crazier thing is, the virtual world is beginning to literally imitate those physical constructs, to a point that they are almost indistinguishable. I found a YouTube video by Jacob Geller analyzing this concept through the lens of groundbreaking technology in a VR game. This new technology, called liquid shader, gives bottles and cans within the game the appearance of containing actual liquid, creating another layer of simulation that can easily trick us into thinking its reality. You can now pick a bottle of vodka and toss it between each hand while watching the alcohol inside splash around. Then you might throw it across the room as hard as you can, and watch it explode once it hits the ground. Virtual Reality is the poster boy of physical intimacy with nonexistent objects, and with games like VRChat, AltspaceVR, and now Half-Life: Alyx, its not hard to see why. Things are only getting weirder from here.

Although, this isnt the only way the virtual world has been inching towards fully meshing with reality. As illustrated in these virtual museums (The Bird Museum, VOMA) I discovered during quarantine, or another one of Gellers videos about The Strange Reality of Roller Coaster Tycoon, these virtual dwellings have been a part of life for years. Only now that I am forced to limit my real life endeavors do I realize how I associate these online locations with reality, how far weve come, and how much progress weve made in my lifetime. It will certainly be odd when Im walking around my house with a VR headset on, trying to balance my connections with the real living space and my own virtual living space at the same time, all while trying not to trip over anything or run into a wall.

Hows your life been inside for the past several months? Have you found yourself reaching out to your computer or phone even more so than before? Or are you tuning out all of the noise, spending time doing more tangible activities like reading or cooking? Do you see increasingly realistic virtual environments as exciting, uninteresting, or frightening? Feel free to answer these questions, or not! Its Saturday night, and its time to be off topic. Have a nice evening.

Oh, and if you havent seen it yet, Gary Larson made a few more The Far Side cartoons!

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S.N.O.T: 8/8/2020 - Battle Red Blog

ILMxLABs three-part Star Wars VR story Vader Immortal which previously debuted on Oculus Rift and Oculus Quest is coming to PSVR on August 25, 2020.

It has been known the Star Wars hit is making its way to PSVR but during a State of Play presentation this week, it was revealed that it is actually coming to the platform much sooner, in late August. In Vader Immortal, the player breaches Darth Vaders base and ultimately faces off with the Sith Lord.

Vader Immortal has a very immersive narrative experience. It is more of a story living than a VR game. It immerses you right in the middle of your very own Star Wars film.

Even if you are not interested in playing the game and have no problem with its spoilers, you can still immerse yourself in the storyline and watch the whole cinematic-style playthrough of the game from start to finish.

From this weeks reveal, it doesnt appear like the PSVR version of Vader Immortal will feature any new content. Apart from the main campaign, the game also features lightsaber dojo training levels where you are pitted against droids swinging electrified batons which are shooting blasters at you from every direction.

On Oculus Quest, you can easily spin around and deflect or attack in Vader Immortal but PSVR being a 180-degree platform with only just one tracking camera, it will be interesting to see how the dojo training will translate in an environment with limited tracking capabilities.

This week, PlayStation also revealed that its Hitman 3 will also be coming to PSVR and the first two episodes in the trilogy will also be update with support.

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VIENNA, Va., Aug. 6, 2020 /PRNewswire/ --Building upon its success supplying software to meet physical security assessment and integrated C2 requirements across Government, Defense, Energy, Transportation, Critical Infrastructure and Commercial Sectors, ARES Security today announced the addition of Virtual Tabletop and Virtual Reality Training modules to the AVERT portfolio.

Scheduled or mandated training is an integral part of the security lifecycle in high threat environments and is necessary to ensure that an organization's security and response plans are suitable for responding to relevant threats. Traditional Tabletop Training requires the physical presence of Facilitators and Blue/Red Force participants and relies on manual simulation methodologies. Beyond the inherent limitations of this traditional approach, security organizations now face the added challenge of maintaining readiness during a Global Pandemic where the concept of meetings has shifted dramatically from in-person to remote participation. AVERT Virtual Tabletop ("AVERT-VT") and Virtual Reality ("AVERT-VR") software training solutions bridge this gap.

AVERT-VT is a tool for security and emergency response leadership that improves the effectiveness of traditional tabletop exercises. AVERT-VT combines realistic threat scenarios generated in a modeling-simulation engine with a high-fidelity user interface that allows participants to test and evaluate decision-making and response scenarios against complex threats. "Digital Twin" models of a site/complex are reconstructed to incorporate building exteriors, interiors, detection and delay systems coupled with standard operating procedures. Advanced threat scenarios are then simulated in the DHS SAFETY Act Certified AVERT Mod/Sim engine. Upon completion, clients can use the validated threat simulations to drive their tabletop exercise.

AVERT-VR takes training a step further by providing a complete immersive environment that is more interactive, realistic, and measurable. Trainees experience high fidelity, 3-D visualizations of the physical environment while responding to simulated threat scenarios from either a desktop or through wearables. The result is a more interactive training environment that provides quantifiable results for post exercise assessment of individual or joint response performance.

"We are pleased to build upon our past successes delivering AVERT Design, Assessment and Integrated C2 solutions by now offering training tools that allow our clients to leverage their current investment and provide a greatly improved training experience that quantifiably increases the security posture of the organization," stated Ben Eazzetta, CEO of ARES Security. "This technology was originally fielded as part of the USAF's AFWERX SBIR Program and is currently being deployed throughout the US Commercial Nuclear market."

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Researchers at the University of Toronto are looking to the virtual world to improve the quality of life for those in palliative care.

Cosmin Munteanu, assistant professor at U of T MississaugasInstitute for Communication, Culture, Informationand Technology, and PhD studentSho Conteare exploring how virtual reality (VR) devices can be used to enhance peoples experiences.

The impetus for the study, funded by the Canadian Institutes of Health Research,came from Contes experiences as a volunteer at a Toronto hospice. During some of his pre-pandemic visits, Conte took along some VR equipment (one of hishobbies) to entertain clients. He found himself using Google Earth to explore places they wanted to visit or revisit.

The reception was incredible super emotional and super effective, Munteanu says, notingthose in palliative care often have limited mobility and fewopportunities to enjoy new experiences.

The lack of social participation has been exacerbated by the recent pandemic. Conte notes he hasnt been able to see his client since March due to COVID-19.

Its a bit upsetting to me, just thinking about that, if I was in that situation, he says.

VR may be a way to break through the social isolation whether caused by the pandemic or the nature of palliative care itself and open new opportunities to facilitate social participation.

I see VR as a window into these virtual experiences that are immersive and very lived. Its not as good as the real thing, but in light of their mobility challenges, it works really well, Conte says.

It may also be a tool that helps provide a more holistic approach to end-of-life care.

We have a very good palliative care system in Canada, says Munteanu, although he notes there tends to be a medical focus.

Its the soft side thats often neglected.

With VR, patients can embark on virtual trips, share virtual travel experiences with family members, reminisce about the past and share stories while looking at Google Street View. VR could also give them a means to have an immersive experience, augment personal connections or even escape the confines of the hospice and meet others in a virtual setting.

The pandemic has put a temporary hold on exploring ways to put VR in the hands of palliative care patients because its not currently safe to work with such a vulnerable group. So, Conte has pivoted his research to focus on helping clinicians have difficult planning discussions with patients.

Studies show that 90 per cent of people want to have conversations about planning their care if things go badly, but only about 10 per cent have those conversations, Conte says. Having conversations and planning before its too late is one of the biggest predictors of quality at end of life.

Hes now turning to VR to help practitioners prepare for these emotionally charged discussions that happen too infrequently. Using a 3D chatbot that provides rich, simulated responses based on a serious illness conversation guide, medical studentsrecord themselves having a conversation about advanced care planning. They then review the conversation through VR, where they can see it from the other persons perspective, giving them a tool for critical self-reflection, learning and training. The goal is to help caregivers gain the confidence to talk about sensitive issues.

Munteanu explains that the immersive technology could be used to develop more empathetic and more attentive listening skills that, in turn, help improve the social and personal aspects of palliative care.

Its not that people arent doing all they can, he says. [But]here are so many more opportunities to make it even better.

Meanwhile, Munteanus Technologies for Aging Gracefully (TAG)lab is part of a three-year international research and development project that has received 1.5 million euros from the European Unions Assisted Augmented Living touse of emerging technologies improve the quality of life of palliative care recipients, their family caregivers and professional care providers.

The studies are putting the U of T Mississaugas TAG lab at the forefront of innovation.

Theres a lot of good research on the medical side, Munteanu says, butits time for everything else to catch up.

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