'If Cathy Craig’s teammates had just passed her the ball, she may never have become an entrepreneur. During her rugby playing days, she was able to spot split second lapses and fleeting weaknesses in opponents’ defensive lines that no one else could. Feints, forays and fast-twitch movements would end in frustration. “It was very difficult explaining it to my forwards,” she says. “They couldn’t seethe gaps that exist only for a moment.”

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“We create tasks in the VR space which can accurately measure a player’s response in movement and time”. “Every brain injury is like a fingerprint: it’s individual. With VR-HiT, it’s much more precise in measuring any disruption to the communication between nerve cells. And it’s not tied to a lab – we’ve tested a hockey team in their own locker room.”