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

Forpeople with autism, acquired brain injury, ADHD, or another neurodivergent condition, participating independently in society is not always a given. Whether it involves practicing public transport travel, training social skills, or performing daily tasks, traditional training methods often fail due to fear of the unknown, lack of time, or unpredictable situations. Yet their brains perform optimally with structure, repetition, and visual support.


Our Virtual Reality platform makes it feasible.
WithVR training for neurodiversity, we create a safe, controlled environment where seeing, hearing, moving, and feeling come together—exactly how every brain learns best. Without risks or stress, clients, students, or employees practice complex skills through repetition, immediate feedback, and realism.


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Virtual OV is the VR learning platform that supports neurodivergent people in their preparation for independent travel on public transport.


Participants practice in realistic scenarios in a safe, virtual environment, building self-confidence and developing essential skills that contribute to mobility and social inclusion.


The goal is to promote independence, quality of life, and economic opportunities.

Virtual Techlab is the VR learning environment for practicing building a desktop PC. In a lifelike virtual setting, you learn step-by-step how to assemble a computer, entirely without physical hardware. Discover how to put together a desktop PC, expand your knowledge of PC components, and practice without limits in a safe, interactive environment.

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Our latest Blogs and News

Students from Heliomare travel independently by train to the provincial government building in Haarlem
by Tim van Dam June 3, 2026
Three students from Heliomare travel independently to the provincial government building thanks to Virtual Public Transport. Discover how VR training with adjustable stimuli helps them use public transport confidently. Read the story!
Young person wears VR headset and practices confidently in a virtual train environment,
by Tim van Dam June 2, 2026
Overcome public transport anxiety with Virtual Public Transport: Train safely in VR for confident travel. Ideal for youth, education, and healthcare.
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by Tim van Dam May 21, 2026
Discover how Virtual Public Transport increases self-reliance and reduces costs for municipalities. Facilitate VR training for inclusion and independent public transport use. Request a demo!