Virtual Reality
We create VR experiences that teleport viewers into new worlds and enable them to experience content interactively.
A VR headset is a teleporter: Instead of staring at a screen, you dive headfirst into a new world. This immersion makes for a more intense, more interactive experience. And it makes virtual reality an exciting option for a wide range of applications – like Marketing, where VR content delivers brand experiences that create real buzz. Or for education, where VR enables students to engage and learn like never before. Or in entertainment, where new forms of storytelling emerge as the line between film and game blurs.
We can guide you through the world of VR, and help you add value with this groundbreaking medium. Together, we’ll create VR experiences that excite your clients, empower your employees, or make your processes more efficient.
The origins of virtual reality go way back, but in recent years the technology has matured enough for the mass market. The first breakthrough occurred in 2010, when Palmer Luckey developed the first Oculus Rift prototype, which led to a hugely successful Kickstarter campaign. In 2014, Facebook bought Oculus for two billion dollars. That same year, Google launched Cardboard, a relatively simple invention that turns any modern smartphone into a VR headset.
By the end of 2015, the industry was moving at lightning speed. Several new products hit the market, including the Samsung Gear VR, HTC Vive, Oculus Rift, Sony Playstation VR, and Google’s Daydream VR ecosystem. Come 2016, millions of VR headsets had been sold. But that was just the beginning. Today, the technology is growing by leaps and bounds – it’s getting ever cheaper, giving VR more reach, and it’s growing more elaborate, making it more immersive.
