VR can drive patient recruitment, consent, retention and education via otherwise impossible access to a deeply contextualized & detailed understanding of pharmaceutical mechanisms involved trials (and taking place in their body).​

Onboard staff with repeatable training at scale, without limits. Hands-on procedure and process training. Deliver training remotely, update training easily. Reduce reliance on physical labs and equipment.

VR allows researchers to conduct experiments and testing in a virtual environment without any risk to human subjects. This is particularly useful in drug development, where the initial stages of testing can be performed virtually, ensuring safety before moving to physical experiments. VR also eliminates the potential for contamination or accidents in laboratory settings. ​

VR can empower patients by providing them with immersive and interactive experiences to understand their medical conditions, treatment options, and procedures. It enhances patient education, engagement, and adherence to treatment plans. VR also enables patients to experience virtual environments that promote relaxation, stress reduction, and pain management.