ADHD VR Simulation (Education) by Lucid Reality Labs

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Lucid Reality Labs created a solution in Virtual Reality (POC) where the users would be able to feel how kids with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) perceive the world to raise public awareness on how to help such patients by means of experiencing their feelings. Lucid Reality Labs developed a conceptual virtual reality simulation for Oculus Go where users can step into the shoes of an ADHD diagnosed kid. - VR… experience called Feeling ADHD was designed to capture and simulate the experiences, emotions, and reactions of a third-grade male student who is diagnosed with ADHD. - Four distinct distractions occur inside a third-grade classroom. These common distractions, while unique unto themselves, can occur at any time during the experience. They are not designed to occur in any sequence, but rather as the user chooses. Visual and audio cues call the user’s attention to the various distractions. - The experience has a distinct beginning and ending, but the classroom experience (i.e. the distractions) will occur at the user’s will. When the user looks around the room, his/her gaze will trigger the distractions - The simulation architecture has been elaborated in a flexible way which allowed tweaks and edits to achieve the best results.