Observed arrival · 2026-10-05
PhantomVR’s mirror, rebuilt for a headset
PhantomTech Labs is developing PhantomVR, a VR adaptation of mirror therapy for people with limb loss.
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- Amputees exploring mirror-therapy practice in VR
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- The site describes real-time mirroring of the intact side; guided sessions are in development, while clinic mode is planned.
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The homepage lays out a four-step flow: choose a limb and amputation level, use a VR headset, let motion tracking mirror the intact side, then practice in short sessions. It says no additional hardware or clinic visit is required. Arm-and-hand support and guided sessions are labeled in development; clinic mode is planned. The project describes itself as a wellness tool, not a medical device, and says a full walkthrough video is still coming.
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