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Pitch Practice VR is tackling the $35 billion professional development market by solving a universal problem: stage fright and lack of realistic presentation practice.
Many students and young professionals struggle with stage fright, lack of practice, and limited opportunities to rehearse presentations. Traditional methods—like presenting to friends or recording oneself—cannot simulate the real pressure of a live audience.
•Gap in Current Solutions:
Existing public speaking apps offer text-based tips or basic video recording, but very few combine immersive VR with real-time AI feedback to recreate authentic audience reactions and distractions.
•Who Benefits:
University students preparing for class presentations, startup founders pitching to investors, job seekers facing interviews, and professionals practicing for conferences.
•Why This Problem Matters to Me:
I’ve seen talented people struggle to share brilliant ideas because anxiety or lack of practice holds them back. A realistic yet safe environment can build confidence and unlock their true potential.
•How the Idea Works:
Pitch Practice VR uses a VR headset with motion-tracking sensors to place users in customizable settings like conference halls or classrooms. An AI-powered virtual audience reacts dynamically with gestures, eye contact, and subtle distractions.
Speech recognition and body-tracking provide instant feedback on pacing, filler words, voice modulation, and gestures. Sessions can be recorded for review and shared with mentors or peers for live remote feedback
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