Immersive Visual & Sensorimotor Stimulation

Designed for Optometrists and Vision Therapists

MoveR offers immersive, practitioner-guided visual and sensorimotor stimulation experiences for individuals aged 5 and up, without the need for a virtual reality headset.

Through interactive, movement-based activities, MoveR combines binocular and multimodal stimulation with dynamic motion and depth cues, engaging both central and peripheral vision.

Its highly customizable environments allow practitioners to adjust visual, spatial, and movement parameters in real time, bringing immersive stimulation experiences into their practice.

MoveR Premium combines large-scale immersion, active stereoscopy, and advanced customization to deliver rich, interactive stimulation experiences for optometrists, vision therapists, and other qualified professionals.

Designed for individuals aged 5 and up, the system offers immersive stimulation without a VR headset.

Key Features

Large-scale immersion: Extended display (8+ ft / 2.5+ m) with active stereoscopy
Rich multimodal stimulation: Dynamic visual environments combining motion, depth, contrast, and spatial challenges
Central and peripheral vision: Interactive activities engaging both central and peripheral visual fields
Visual-motion stimulation: Dynamic motion and optic-flow experiences
Visual–vestibular interaction: Movement-based activities combining visual and spatial stimulation
Eye-tracker compatibility
Complete experience library: Full access to the MoveR catalog
Advanced customization: Precise, real-time control over stimulation parameters
Premium technical support
Dedicated, fixed installation

Stimulation Focus Areas

MoveR Premium offers customizable activities involving:

Binocular stimulation and stereoscopic depth cues
Visual fixation, exploration, and spatial orientation
Central and peripheral visual stimulation
Visual motion, optic flow, and motion sensitivity
Visual attention, selective focus, and inhibition challenges
Contrast, grayscale, and fine-detail visual stimuli
Visual-motor coordination and lateralization
Visual–vestibular and balance-related sensory challenges

MoveR includes a library of experiences, as well as a dedicated platform for collaboration and communication between therapists and our development team. The library currently features 17 applications, with 3 new applications added every year, in addition to regular software updates.

More Than a Tool, a Complete Approach

With MoveR, you also take part in the platform’s continuous evolution. MoveR is built around a participatory approach: your needs and feedback as a therapist are heard, considered, and integrated into the software by our development team.

Training videos are also available to guide you through every step of onboarding, from technical setup to clinical and professional use (currently in French language but with English subtitles, English native version coming soon).

Join the Movement!

MoveR comes with a 30-day free trial. Each subscription includes access for up to 2 devices.

Click the button below to review the requirements and explore the different setup configurations available for your practice.

What They’re Saying

Charlotte Gibert, an orthoptist in private practice at Clinique de l’Europe in Rouen, France, has been using MoveR extensively for over a year to treat learning and reading disorders.

“The experiences offered by MoveR are designed to address the visual challenges identified (based on the TVPS-4 manual) in individuals diagnosed with learning disorders such as dyslexia, attention deficit disorder (ADD), and developmental coordination disorder (DCD).

Through mixed reality, MoveR provides intensive stimulation of the neurovisual system, allowing patients to perform exercises at viewing distances approaching optical infinity.

MoveR also enables simultaneous stimulation of multiple sensory systems (visual, vestibular, and auditory), helping reinforce learning and skill acquisition through a multimodal approach.

MoveR is also designed to be fun and engaging for patients, maximizing their attention and motivation throughout each session.”

Thierry Guillot, a physical therapist specializing in vestibular rehabilitation at Pôle Vertiges et Équilibre, uses MoveR to help reduce visual dependence in patients with balance disorders.

“MoveR experiences are designed to address the following needs:

Reducing visual dependence in patients with balance disorders. MoveR experiences create sensory conflicts that encourage greater reliance on the somatosensory and vestibular systems.