We are a nonprofit which develops therapeutic virtual reality for use in refugee camps and hospitals. We avoid the use of language, letters, and numbers in our productions. We cannot afford the Unity Pro subscription at +$2000, so we would like to know which of Unity Education Grant License, Unity Personal, and Unity Student free subscriptions does not include Unity watermark in the productions and finished product? And is that watermark in IOS and Android and others?
in unity 6 the unity logo is optional.
why you can’t show the unity logo when creating products that helps others?
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So we can use the Personal Subscription with Unity 6 and remove the logo?
Avoiding the use of numbers, words, or letters in visual designs provides several therapeutic benefits. Here are some reasons:
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Reducing Cognitive Load
- For patients with cognitive impairments, trauma, or stress, processing language or numerical data can be overwhelming. Non-verbal designs, such as abstract visuals or intuitive imagery, allow patients to engage without requiring cognitive effort to interpret symbols or text.
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Enhancing Emotional Connection
- Visuals devoid of explicit linguistic or numerical information can evoke emotional responses more directly. Abstract art, colors, and shapes often bypass analytical thinking, allowing patients to focus on emotional processing and self-expression.
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Promoting Universal Accessibility
- Removing language-based elements makes a design more universally accessible across cultures and literacy levels, which is especially important in diverse patient populations or international contexts.
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Encouraging Mindfulness
- Designs without textual or numerical elements can help patients focus on the present moment. For example, flowing patterns, gradients, or organic shapes can serve as grounding tools in mindfulness practices.
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Stimulating Creativity and Imagination
- Non-verbal designs encourage patients to project their own meanings, fostering creativity and engagement. This is often used in art therapy to allow individuals to explore their feelings and thoughts in a safe, open-ended way.
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Reducing Triggers in Trauma Therapy
- Words and numbers can sometimes act as triggers for patients with trauma or PTSD. Abstract or symbolic designs can create a neutral, non-threatening environment that helps patients feel safe and supported.
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Supporting Neuroplasticity
- Abstract, non-linguistic designs can stimulate parts of the brain associated with pattern recognition and visual processing, potentially enhancing neuroplasticity. This can be beneficial in rehabilitation for neurological conditions.
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Aligning with Non-Directive Therapies
- In therapies like sand tray therapy or some forms of play therapy, the absence of directive elements (like words or instructions) allows patients to explore freely without feeling guided or constrained.
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Facilitating Meditative States
- Non-representational visuals can help patients achieve a meditative or contemplative state, which is therapeutic in reducing anxiety and enhancing focus.
Design Recommendations:
- Explore abstract shapes and patterns
- Colors with therapeutic resonance (e.g., blue for calm, green for renewal)
- Natural imagery, such as waves, trees, or clouds
- Interactive designs where patients manipulate elements to create their own meaning
If your organization is within these limits you can use the Personal edition:
If your revenue from projects in conjunction with your use of Unity is less than $200K USD (or if your business’s aggregate revenue and funding is less than $200K) in the last 12 months, you are eligible to use Unity Personal.
I don’t think Education plans apply to you unless you actually educate users on developing games and other projects with Unity. Student plans only apply to immatriculated students.
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