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Jack Lawrence
PathVR
PathVR is a VR mobility rehab system designed to make at-home therapy feel safer, simpler, and easier to begin.
Too often, rehab breaks down before the exercise even starts. At home, patients are expected to deal with setup, calibration, open floor space, and unfamiliar technology on their own. That first minute can feel frustrating, confusing, or even unsafe, especially for people with limited mobility, fear of injury, low confidence with tech.
PathVR responds to that moment by turning setup into part of the therapy itself. Physical area markers, a simple charging dock, calming visuals, and one-button startup work together to create a clear routine that helps users feel ready before they enter VR. Instead of asking patients to adjust to complicated technology, the system is designed around their comfort, safety, and confidence. PathVR matters because rehab adherence is not just about motivation, it is also about whether the experience feels manageable enough to start. By making therapy easier to begin and easier to trust, PathVR offers a more supportive and human-centered approach to rehabilitation in the home.
