VR learning environments for greater self-reliance

Every brain learns differently. With ChangeFed, everyone learns at their best.

Changefied develops safe Virtual Reality training courses in which neurodivergent people practice step-by-step with situations that are stressful, complex, or unpredictable in real life.

For whom ordinary practice is not a given

For people with autism, acquired brain injury, ADHD, or another form of neurodivergence, participating independently in society can be very demanding. A busy station, an unexpected change, a social request, or a daily task involving many steps can quickly become too much to handle at once.

Teachers, mentors, parents, and care professionals often see that someone wants to practice but gets stuck due to tension, stimuli, or the fear of making mistakes in the real world.

Practice safely in a realistic VR environment

With VR, Changefied brings situations from everyday life into a safe, controllable learning environment. Participants practice traveling, social interactions, or practical actions step by step, thereby building confidence and independence.

Virtual Public Transport: learning to travel independently by public transport

Neurodivergent travelers practice using public transport safely and step by step.

In realistic scenarios, participants practice route planning, transfers, crowds, delays, asking for help, and unexpected situations. This way, they build confidence step by step before they actually travel.

For schools, care organizations, and municipalities, Virtual Public Transport a practical intermediate step between supervised and independent travel.

Virtual TechLab: technical learning in VR

Practice building a desktop PC safely.

Participants learn step-by-step how a computer is assembled, without the risk of damaging actual hardware.