Virtual Reality
Using state-of-the-art gear, we create imagined scenes that look so real that viewers find themselves completely immersed in them
What we do
- With VR, users can explore and interact with an immersive, realistic 360-degree simulation through a head-mounted displays (HMD) or headset
- VR can bring a number of benefits to a business compared to traditional media, including immersive storytelling and 3D modelling, as well as education and training
- By completely immersing the user, they become part of the story or experience – not just passive observers
- Research shows that VR can positively change behaviour, from enabling better decision-making to improving empathy
Marketing
Architects and property developers can bring their ideas to life with models in virtual reality. Immersing the client in a design allows them to more clearly visualise the property, boosting engagement like never before.
Training
Corporate training is constantly changing, but with VR, employees can be given tailored experiences to learn, interact, engage, and practice new techniques. Retail stores can also benefit from training in this way, enabling staff to experience specific scenarios and practice their responses.
Storytelling
Museums and other learning institutions can bring stories of the past right into the modern age with virtual reality. VR is used to immerse the viewer, making them feel as if they are in the scene for real. Complex concepts become clearer and easier to understand through these services.
Other services
360 degree videos
Captivating 360-degree panoramic videos offer the opportunity to convey rich, interactive video experiences to a wide audience.
Virtual tours
Showcase your venue virtually and give your marketing and sales team a new tool to reach customers
Frequently asked questions
What does a 360 degree description mean?
A 360-degree image is a manageable panoramic image that surrounds the original point from which the image was taken. The viewer can click on any part of the image and turn the view in the desired direction. A 360-degree image consists of numerous photos that are linked together using the so-called sewing (eng stitching) software. 360 photos can be created with, for example, a SLR camera, a digital camera, a phone or a 360 camera, but the best image quality is always provided by a SLR camera.