Ability Foundry VR is an innovative, open-source VR accessibility platform designed to empower users with limited mobility. Our platform provides intuitive, engaging virtual environments that can be fully controlled with just one or two buttons, making VR accessible to everyone.
Built on Unity with Meta Quest compatibility, Ability Foundry VR redefines interaction in virtual reality through adaptive input systems, gaze-based interaction, and simplified navigation designed specifically for accessibility.
Full compatibility with USB/Bluetooth assistive switches and one/two-button interaction for users with limited mobility.
Eye and head-tracking capabilities for hands-free interaction and navigation throughout virtual environments.
Advanced analytics track motor skill improvements and therapeutic outcomes with detailed session reports.
WebRTC streaming allows parents and caretakers to view sessions live and provide remote assistance.
A calming therapeutic gardening experience where users guide clouds and rain to help flowers bloom across magical garden environments. Features progressive difficulty levels and multiple environment themes for focused, relaxing interaction.
A multi-sensory musical rhythm game featuring visual note timing, audio feedback, and colorful animations. Multiple difficulty levels with adaptive timing controls ensure accessibility for all users.
A creative chemistry-style game where users mix colored slimes to create custom monsters, exploring color combinations and cause-and-effect relationships through engaging animations.
A fast-paced reaction game with obstacle dodging, point collection, and multiple themed environments (Forest, Desert, Cartoon, Outer Space) designed for accessibility-first input switching.
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Ability Foundry VR is open source under AGPLv3 + Commons Clause, available for non-commercial use by individuals, nonprofits, and educational institutions.
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