Virtual Reality

Virtual reality stops being a flashy demo the moment it solves a problem that is expensive any other way: training without halting production, showing a building that does not exist yet, visiting a place nobody is allowed into.

We work with real-time graphics engines to build environments that hold up close. This is not a video or a spinning render: the user physically moves through the space, picks objects up, uses them, and makes decisions the application records.

We develop for Meta Quest, HTC Vive, Pico and PC VR, and adapt the same experience to computer or tablet when no headset is available, so the project still works at a trade fair, in a meeting, or on the web.