Industries
Virtual reality for every industry
Machinery, pharma, energy, retail or the public sector: the approach is always the same. We work out what your audience should experience and build exactly that. Here you can see who we have already worked for.
Clients from many industries
Industry and machinery
Plants are large, heavy and often hard to ship. In virtual reality they still stand at every trade show, at every customer site and in every training room, ready to operate.
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- Virtual Showroom for Interactive Product Presentation
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- Swisscom: Setting Up the Router With Augmented Reality and Object Recognition
Medical technology and pharma
New procedures and products need explaining, and real operations cannot simply be practiced. VR makes both tangible, on a virtual patient instead of in a real OR.
Energy
Power plants, grids and major construction sites are huge, remote or off limits. In VR people can step inside and understand them without being on site.
Automotive and mobility
Vehicle technology and work on the tracks are usually only experienced on the move. In VR you sit behind the wheel or stand on the track yourself, safely and as often as you like.
Retail and food
Retail runs on trust in the product and where it comes from. VR shows what happens behind the shelf: where food is made and what a business looks like from the inside.
Construction and skilled trades
Construction sites and skilled trades are loud, dangerous and constantly changing. In VR the work can be shown and experienced without protective gear and without a site.
Public sector and education
Public bodies, chambers and schools reach many people with topics that are hard to grasp. VR makes emergencies practicable, jobs tangible and abstract topics like climate visible.
- Swimming as a Harbor Porpoise: Environmental Education in Virtual Reality for BUND
- Klimaerlebnispfad Oerlinghausen: Augmented Reality Along Five Kilometers of Hiking Trail
- Fire Evacuation in Virtual Reality for the Hamburg Port Authority
- The First Chamber of Commerce Apprenticeship Fair in Virtual Reality
- Companies Showcase Their Apprenticeships in VR
- Virtual Reality Job Simulator “Startklar”
- Diocese of Hildesheim: 389 Churches Captured in 360° and From the Air
Media and entertainment
Media live on taking their audience along. In 360° and VR the audience is right in the middle: in the studio, on stage or inside the story.
Example: logistics
Forklift practice without risk to people or goods
Learning to drive a forklift takes practice, and that is hard to come by in daily operations: the warehouse is busy, the goods are expensive, and a mistake can put people at risk.
In our sample application, the driver sits in the cab and practices in a virtual warehouse. The training can be adapted to your own warehouse, vehicles and rules.
- Mistakes without consequences: a pallet that falls in VR costs nothing and hurts no one
- Repeat until it sticks: without tying up a vehicle or the warehouse
- Practice before it counts: first experience before the real vehicle
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