Highly detailed, interactive replicas of endangered real-world locations and artifacts designed for virtual homes. Users can 'own' and explore virtual versions of places like pre-flood Venice or extinct rainforest ecosystems. Promotes a sense of ownership and conservation in a virtual space, offsetting the unsustainable consumption of virtual worlds with educational, if limited, value.

A social media platform integrated with AR overlays that rewards users for completing real-world tasks and challenges related to health, sustainability, creativity, and community engagement. Encourages users to view reality as a game and derive the same satisfaction from real-world achievements that they currently seek in simulations. Features customizable quests, leaderboards, and user-generated content focused on improving real-world skills and environments.

A physical and digital network of localized, self-sufficient communities equipped with skills training, resource sharing platforms, and communal support systems. Focuses on teaching practical skills like farming, repair, and conflict resolution, creating tangible alternatives for individuals wishing to avoid complete immersion in simulated realities. Acts as a physical safe-space and education/support network in the event of a large scale collapse.

A therapy program combining neurofeedback, mindfulness training, and real-world immersion exercises designed to treat simulation addiction and re-engage individuals with their physical surroundings. This program helps users rediscover sensory pleasure, manage anxiety triggered from a simulated reality, and rebuild crucial social skills.

A simulation-based system used by governments to monitor and predict social unrest. Provides real-time risk assessments based on collective behaviours, using demographic data and virtual activity alongside AI risk analysis. Allows governments and law enforcement to allocate resources for preventative measures and suppress threats before they materialize. Highlighting societal risk factors using predictive demographic mapping.

A system of simulated environments used to subtly influence individual behavior through the creation of personalized 'nudge' strategies. Users are exposed to carefully designed simulated scenarios that encourage them to make choices aligned with socially desirable outcomes (e.g., sustainable consumption, civic engagement). The effects are seen as subtle rather than openly authoritative.

Virtual reality experiences that allow individuals to inhabit the perspectives of others, particularly those from marginalized or historically disadvantaged groups. Participants experience day-to-day life through these lenses (e.g., a refugee, a person with a disability, someone facing discrimination), fostering deeper understanding and empathy by addressing and breaking real-world societal biases and prejudices.

An open-source platform that combines real-world data with simulation technology to enable communities to collaboratively design and test future scenarios. Uses this data to provide projections, insights, and alternative solutions that promotes informed decision-making, allowing citizens to participate actively in urban planning, resource allocation, and policy development at a level of transparency and participation never before possible.