— Product · MEDICAL DEVICE · INFARMED CLASS I
RVer.
Immersive Virtual Reality for Clinical Settings. Class I Medical Device.
An immersive VR system used in hospitals, clinics, rehabilitation and palliative care. Registered as a Class I medical device with INFARMED under MDR (EU) 2017/745.
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— Features
What it does.
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Used in pain management settings
Used in oncology, burn units and post-op care.
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Used in anxiety management settings
Pre-operative, paediatric and palliative-care settings.
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Rehabilitation
Motor and cognitive recovery exercises. Stroke, neurological and orthopaedic.
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Patient experience
Hospital wellbeing programmes — long stays, isolation, mental-health units.
— Specs
The technical bit.
- Hardware
- Standalone VR headsets (Quest, Pico)
- Regulatory status
- Registered with INFARMED · MDR (EU) 2017/745
- Languages
- PT · EN · ES
- Markets
- Portugal, EU expansion 2026
- Deployments
- 50,000+ sessions delivered
— Built on this
— Our other products
— Further reading
Journal · · 8 min
How much does it cost to build a VR therapy app? A 2026 breakdown
A simple VR therapy pilot can start in the low tens of thousands; a regulated Class I medical VR product runs well into six figures. Here is what actually drives the cost — content, platform, and regulation — and how to spend less without cutting the parts that matter.
Journal · · 6 min
Does VR actually reduce pain and anxiety? What the evidence says
Yes — for many people, immersive VR measurably reduces acute pain and anxiety, and it's used in hospitals today. But it works as an adjunct to care, not a cure. Here's how, and where the limits are.
Journal · · 4 min
Medicine you can wear
A Class I medical device that happens to look like a headset. Of everything we build, this is the work we're proudest of — because the metric isn't engagement. It's relief.