Virtual Reality (VR)
Fully immerse your audience with VR
Virtual Reality has opened up a number of new opportunities for businesses to engage with their audiences.
VR for Entertainment & Socializing
While VR tends to be known best for its highly immersive gaming experiences, there are several other ways to find entertainment, such as watching 3D films or other video content or even meeting up with friends to socialize and attend events virtually.
Example: An exhilarating soccer game for sports retail
VR for Education & Training
Virtual Reality has opened up a new world for education in all types of fields, from modern medicine to automechanics, by allowing learners to test and practice in life-like environments.
Example: Learn about home buying while touring a virtual house
VR for Product Marketing
Virtual Reality provides a fully immersive 3D setting to explore. You can browse products in digital stores and even try on clothing or other items using your avatar or environment.
Example: Try out a new line of fishing rods in VR
Featured VR Projects
Nike Soccer
We teamed up with Nike and the US Women’s Soccer team to create an epic goalkeeper VR game!
Sony Pictures: Ghostbusters
An immersive mobile virtual reality experience for Sony’s blockbuster franchise, Ghostbusters.
Walmart – VR Fishing
Paving the way for the future of e-commerce with an immersive virtual reality experience.
Attack of the Snacks
An epic new Virtual Reality shoot ‘em up game where you’re defending yourself against the terrors of unhealthy junk food!
Chase Bank
Level up your home-buying skills through this gamified spatial computing experience delivered for Chase Bank.
Learn more about VR
What is Virtual Reality?
Virtual Reality is a computer-generated simulation experience that immerses users in other 3D worlds most commonly with hardware such as a headset with goggles and hand controls.
Why choose Virtual Reality?
Among many of its use cases, VR can be used to entertain, improve physical or mental health, train personnel, or even allow you to collaborate with others on the production of a physical product.
