Grant Collaboration FAQ

What is Liminal?

Liminal is one of the most widely used non-gaming virtual reality platforms globally and is currently the highest-rated platform in its category on the Meta Horizon Store, with over 1 million downloads, over 145 experiences, and millions of in-app psychometric and enjoyability ratings.

The platform is widely used by individuals at home and deployed across schools, universities, workplaces, healthcare, and research settings to support wellbeing, engagement, and applied research. Its growing library of experiences spans six Arenas - Calm, Energy, Focus, Awe, Relief, and Sleep - enabling users to access experiences designed to change their emotional and cognitive state in minutes.

What types of projects are suitable?

Do you co-author or contribute to grant applications?

What role can Liminal play in a grant?

I have already been awarded a grant. Can I use Liminal?

I’d like to collaborate but can’t find a suitable grant right now - can we still work together?

Is there anything you don’t typically support?

I’ve conducted or published research using Liminal - can I share it with you?

What data is available through Liminal?

What is the Liminal Lab?

What incentives are there for Liminal users to participate in Liminal Lab studies?

What are the benefits of the Liminal Lab?

What Kinds of Studies Have Been Conducted by Liminal and in the Liminal Lab?

How do I launch a study in the Liminal Lab?

What sample sizes can I expect in the Liminal Lab?

How do I get in touch?