What is ditto™ device?

ditto™ will be exhibited at the Medicine Meets Virtual Reality Conference, February 9-10, in Newport Beach, California USA. Please see our Conferences page for more details Did you know that ditto™ is waterproof… intuitive… fun… and in Randomized Controlled Clinical Trials significantly reduces stress in children having painful procedures in hospital To see our new video about how you can benefit from ditto™, click on the red glasses or the text 'see the ditto™ in use'. It's not just child's play!

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What is ditto™ device?

ditto™ is a device which has been shown to reduce stress and anxiety, specifically for children during traumatic medical procedures.
The colourful marker characters called 'Dittems' can be inserted into the ditto™ to choose between procedural preparation, stories and games. The intuitive user interface has other fun tangible interaction thanks to the touch screen and the motion sensors. Once in a ditto™ game or story, the child can tip and turn the ditto™ to look around or control the scene. ditto™ offers a range of entertaining stories and games that are interactive under the child's control. It has exciting modes of interaction including touch screen, colourful marker keys, and response to physical movement. Children can sit in a variety of positions while using the ditto™. It is appropriate for children ages 3-8, receiving painful or perceived painful stimuli in a hospital environment.

		ditto™ Immersive and distracting for children Intuitive to children and adults The Clinician can focus on treatment Improves productivity Can be cleaned and disinfected using hospital cleaning protocols Waterproof Portable

		Meet Bobby Bobby is the main character in the Pre-procedural stories. These stories prepare children for the standard procedures, people and medical instruments they are about to come into contact with in a hospital environment. Check out our ditto™ procedural preparation page for current Bobby stories..

ditto is an interactive electronic device intended to distract the child; informing him/her about the procedures they may be about to undergo resulting in improved patient compliance and improved clinical productivity.

NOTE: ditto™ is not intended for use in the diagnosis of disease or other conditions, or in the cure, mitigation, treatment or prevention of disease.