Researchers
Since 2015, Liminal has operated at the intersection of immersive technology, neuroscience, psychology and psychometrics.
We have conducted research into a range of disciplines, spanning human-emotion research, health and wellbeing, cognitive assessments, human factors, public safety, and immersive design and development.
Liminal’s R&D is guided by a Research Advisory Panel and shaped through long-standing collaboration with neuroscientists and psychologists - conducting research across industry, academia and the healthcare sector.
Conduct Research in the Liminal Lab
The Liminal Lab is a virtual reality digital testing hub for experimental research at scale. Test your idea or concept and reach a large pool of tens of thousands of willing VR research participants - all users of the Liminal Platform.
Large Sample Sizes
No Face-to-Face Testing
Large VR Datasets
How it Works
As a reward for participating in research in the Liminal Lab, Liminal users earn credits which can be used to unlock experiences and favorites slots.
Key Benefits
Immersive Testing
Evaluate concepts, environments and interfaces by observing how participants respond to immersive scenarios. Suitable for scientific research, concept validation and user experience testing for games, experiences or the built environment.
Behavioural Data Capture
Record decisions, interactions, emotional responses, self-report measures and user feedback.
Controlled Environments
Isolate variables to test specific hypotheses or conduct A/B testing.
Levels of Realism
Safely test immersive scenarios ranging from highly realistic simulations to abstract environments that are impossible or impractical to replicate in the real world.
Sensory Manipulation
Combine visual, auditory, motion and haptic stimuli to examine perception, behaviour and emotional responses.
Tell Us About Your Research
Are you doing or publishing interesting research involving Liminal or virtual reality? If yes, we’d love to hear from you!
Get In TouchGrant Collaborations
Liminal regularly partners on grant-funded initiatives targeting education, healthcare, safety and applied behavioural science. We would welcome discussions about partnering on grant submissions using Liminal or the Liminal Lab.