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OwnerImmanual Sundar Joseph, Jack Abbottinventors
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The present invention provides immersive therapeutic interventions to individuals with neurocognitive and sleep disorders using extended reality (XR) environments synchronized with approximately 40 Hz sensory stimulation. The system integrates synchronized 40 Hz light and sound stimulation with immersive, task-based XR engagement to support cognitive, functional, relaxation, and motor-rehabilitation activities in a non-invasive format. In some embodiments, the system logs session-related data, including task completion and engagement metrics, for caregiver or clinician review and longitudinal progress tracking.
A system for delivering therapeutic interventions to individuals with neurocognitive or sleep disorders, the system comprising of one or more virtual reality (VR) or extended reality (XR) headsets configured to render immersive, 360-degree visual environments.
A system for delivering therapeutic interventions to individuals with neurocognitive or sleep disorders, the system including one or more virtual reality (VR) or extended reality (XR) headsets configured to render immersive, 360-degree visual environments.
The system of claim 4, wherein said visual stimulation is emitted at a wavelength of approximately 480 nm or 660 nm.
The system of claim 10, further comprising a content management module configured to log session data, including task completion and user engagement metrics.
A method of delivering a therapeutic experience comprising:
The method of claim 15, wherein the collected data is used for generating a personalized therapeutic engagement score for longitudinal progress tracking.
The method of claim 12 further comprising simultaneously delivering approximately 40 Hz flickering light and approximately 40 Hz auditory stimulation.
The method of claim 13 further comprising guiding a user through functional, cognitive, or relaxation tasks within the virtual simulation session.
The method of claim 14 further comprising logging session data for review.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.