Virtual Reality
Legendary VR pioneer Chris Milk said it best :
'Talking about Virtual Reality is lke dancing about architecture'
Meaning, it doesn't work unless you actually experience the medium itself. To that end, we'd be happy to demonstrate the power and the potential of immersive worlds to you and your team. There is now excellent data from many studies which confirm the benefits of using VR as training and communication tool, and we've listed links to the these studies below. We truly believe that you'll 'get it' once you experience quality content inside the headset - and you'll understand why any 2D 'flat' version can never do it justice.
Contact us to arrange a free demonstration.
Real world use cases for Virtual Reality
VR 101 - HOW does it work?
A Virtual Reality Headset works by showing you 3D images of a 'virtual' world.
3D needs to send a slightly different image to each eye, which is why it works in a headset - but doesn't work on a flat screen.
As you move your head, you can look around the 3D virtual world - just like you do in real life. VR's superpower is its ability to mimic reality in this way.