Virtual Reality Design Services

VR creates a fully immersive experience that shuts out the physical world. Using VR devices such as Google Cardboard, users are transported into several real-world and imagined environments such as the middle of a squawking penguin colony, the back of a dragon, or outer space.

When visitors use a virtual reality headset, they can drop into a tailored experience that dives them into the brand message through a combination of sight and sound and in the future, will extend to tactile sensations as well.

The key difference between virtual and augmented reality is that AR uses a real-world setting and superimposes digital elements to it. Whereas VR, as the name suggests, is completely virtual.

VR users are transported into real-world and imagined environments such as being on a spaceship or in the middle of a 12th-century battlefield. AR uses digital information to enhance a real-life image so can show you how to get to your seat using an image of a football stadium on your smartphone.

VR technology uses end-to-end mechanisms that replaces the natural environment with a real-looking simulation that is strongly based on the real world. AI algorithms project new and familiar elements onto a mathematically defined surface. The result is a virtual world that looks and feels real to users.

The VR environment is usually accessed using a VR headset or display, motion controllers, and sensors that track the user’s movements and gestures in real time. Computer-generated graphics, audio, and other sensory inputs are used in the digital environment to simulate a fully immersive experience that users interact with to play a game or learn about their surroundings.

There are several types of VR that provide different levels of interactivity. Non-immersive VR relates to an environment that doesn’t directly interact with you. Conversely, fully immersive VR ensures that you have a realistic experience within the virtual world. It’ll give you a sense of being present in that virtual world, and everything is happening to you for real.

Semi-immersive VR is a combination of the two. It can be in the form of a 3D space or virtual environment where users move about on their own, either through a computer screen or a VR box/headset. All activities within the virtual world are concentrated toward them but the user has no real physical movements other than their visual experience.

Collaborative VR is where users from different locations can come together within a virtual environment, usually in the form of 3D or projected characters.

Virtual reality has many different applications. Education, military, healthcare, entertainment, automotive, architecture, digital marketing, science, and tourism are just some of the industries that use VR to enhance user experiences.

Examples of how it is used include VR headsets allow clients to experience their design, helping them to understand how it will work in reality, rather than trying to imagine it from a drawing. Headsets can transport students into the past and give them a virtual learning environment that helps them to learn about a subject in more detail and improve outcomes for them.