Virtetic

Virtetic is a digital health company based in Melbourne, Australia, focused on virtual reality (VR) and extended reality (XR) technologies to assist individuals with limb loss or limb difference. The company aims to enhance the recovery and rehabilitation experience for prosthesis users by creating a supportive virtual environment that provides access to physical and mental training. Founded from research at the University of Melbourne's Human-Robotics Laboratory, Virtetic has developed immersive XR applications that facilitate functional rehabilitation, movement therapy, and prosthesis training. Their key offerings include Myo-Hand XP, a game-based training system for upper limb users; Mobility XP, a VR training system for lower limb users; and Mirror Hands VR, which enhances mirror therapy for phantom limb pain. These applications allow users to practice prosthetic control and engage with realistic virtual environments, while progress tracking is supported through an upcoming companion mobile app. Virtetic serves individuals beginning or continuing their prosthetic rehabilitation journey, as well as clinicians and rehabilitation professionals. Their solutions aim to reduce prosthesis abandonment and improve recovery outcomes by making rehabilitation engaging and effective.

• Employees 14
• Founded 2021