Making the world more accessible through immersive technology
Openality is an immersive initiative designed from the ground up for neurodivergent and disabled people - co-created with SEN schools to build inclusive experiences that work for everyone.
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What we do
Inclusive by design. Not by accident.
Most VR is designed for typical users and adapted later. Openality starts with those most often excluded - building immersive experiences that prepare people for real life and work for everyone.
Inclusive UX Framework
A comprehensive open-source framework for designing VR experiences that are accessible to neurodivergent and disabled users from the very start.
docs.openality.com →Real-World Preparation
Immersive experiences that help users safely prepare for real-world situations before they encounter them - from rail journeys to hospital visits.
Co-Designed with Schools
Every decision is shaped by extensive, real-world research interviews with teachers, support staff and assistive technology experts in SEN schools.
Latest news
Updates from Openality
Openality publishes its inclusive UX framework
After eight months of research with Ysgol Y Deri, Openality has published its inclusive UX framework for VR - freely available to any developer building in immersive technology.
Read more →Inside the classroom: our partnership with Ysgol Y Deri
Six weeks of conversations at the UK's largest SEN school have shaped every aspect of how Openality is designed. Here's what we found.
Read more →Openality receives Media Cymru funding to explore inclusive VR
We're excited to announce that Campfire Digital has been awarded funding by Media Cymru's R&D Seed Funding Programme to develop Openality - a new approach to inclusive virtual reality.
Read more →Stay in touch
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Whether you're a school, a researcher, an investor or a developer - we'd love to hear from you.