With ever increasing numbers living with dementia, most people do not understand vision can be impaired as well as memory. At VR-EP our virtual reality technology allows you to experience the world as someone living with dementia does. Design empathetically for their world.
PRODUCTS & SERVICES
THE DESIGN TOOL FOR ARCHITECTS AND DESIGNERS
Create better design practices through immersive VR insight and understanding of dementia.
DEMENTIA DX WORKSHOPS
Experience our immersive VR workshops and learn about effective dementia design principles.
PRODUCT X
Use our immersive VR experience to help customers make informed product choices through empathy.
HOW WE HELP
STATE OF THE ART TECHNOLOGY
We use the latest technology in virtual reality to provide a unique immersive experience
EMPATHY PRODUCTS
We have worked with leading experts in the field of dementia to provide you with an informed approach to designing with empathy
UK WIDE TRAINING WORKSHOPS
We offer bespoke training across the UK provided in partnership with Age Scotland
Do you design products for the care industry?
Do you consider the world of those living with dementia?
HOW IT WORKS
step one
Get in Touch
step two
Book a chat
step three
Understand those living with dementia
Client Testimonials
Don't take our word for it - here's what our clients say:
The training was really impactful, more than I had anticipated. The quality of the visuals and actually seeing everything through your own eyes and then making adjustments, was pretty mind blowing.
Jacqui Treays
Hillcrest
I realised that we lacked the emotional empathy necessary to trigger a deep and real engagement... Virtual reality makes this possible and especially VREP. With VREP you are immersed in a care home and you see through the eyes of a person living with dementia.
Marilyne Goulard
Tarkett
The one thing that became very apparent after the training, was how simple changes to someone's home environment can have a significant impact on the way that somebody with either dementia or eyesight issues sees their environment.
Chris Robb
Hillcrest