Mindset extended reality (XR): Digital therapeutics for mental health

Published on October 24, 2024

Innovate UK, part of UK Research and Innovation, will invest up to £3.7 million in innovation projects.

The aim of this competition is to develop digital therapeutic extended reality (XR) solutions to provide mental healthcare services. These solutions will optimally be applied and trialled following an R&D cycle of between 12 to 18 months. Solutions must have the potential to be adopted at scale to form part of the UK’s formal mental healthcare ecosystem.

Your proposal must include the design and features of your solution and how it will be applied.

In applying to this competition, you are entering into a competitive process. This competition has a funding limit, so we may not be able to fund all the proposed projects. It may be the case that your project scores highly but we are still unable to fund it.

This competition opens on the 4 Novembr and closes at 11am on 15 January 2025

An online briefing event is being held on 29 October: register to attend Briefing slides will be available to download from Supporting Information after the event

If you are interested in this funding opportunity and would like to speak with a team member, please contact Dr. Aleksandra Love, Health Sector Lead, to discuss further.

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