Hmm - regarding your comments on VR and accessibility - if something like this hasn't already been done: How about a wheelchair simulator app (experience the wo

Hmm - regarding your comments on VR and accessibility - if something like this hasn't already been done: How about a wheelchair simulator app (experience the world - to an extent - as how someone confined to a chair might). Trying to navigate a world not built for wheels. Or reaching things high on a shelf. Or navigating narrow corridors. Or simply trying to get up on the sidewalk (some of the transition "lips" from street level to sidewalk level are more than you'd think). Such a simulation could also serve the practical purpose of seeing how to change things to better accommodate those in chairs... Seriously - while spending a day in a chair doesn't begin to approach what these people experience in their day-to-day lives, it does give you a fresh look and experience that will change your perspective. At least, that's what I experienced.