VR/AR are having a significant impact on organisations across all sectors.
#SeeingIsBelieving
Immersive VR/AR technologies are connecting and engaging people at deeper and more meaningful levels. We apply the human insight, leading technologies and industry expertise to help you achieve real results across your organisation.
PwC is using VR to drive behavioural change in our own people, running training sessions for up to 1,000 PwC colleagues in a day. We’re running similar experiences for our clients, helping them to embed new behaviours at the top of their organisation to improve employee engagement and address cultural challenges. This is just one example of how VR/AR technologies can be practically applied in organisations.
Are you ready to join the immersive technology revolution?
Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality technologies are connecting and engaging people at a deeper and more meaningful level. We apply human insight, leading technologies and industry expertise to help you understand their potential and unlock the benefits for your business.
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We’ll help you to understand the full potential of VR/AR technology and how it can be used in your organisation for both customer and operational purposes.
Designing the right solution is more than simply developing the software. It means examining every aspect of the VR/AR implementation.
Our in-house team of developers, user experience designers and business specialists can help you build the software to bring your organisation’s VR/AR vision of life.
Implement hardware, software and change management procedures.
Gain insight into how your VR/AR application is being used as well as how the implementation of the solution is performing overall.
Immerses users in a fully digital environment through a headset or surrounding display. This environment can be computer-generated or filmed in 360 degree video.
Presents digital information, objects, or media in the real world through a mobile device or headset. These elements can appear as a flat graphical overlay or can behave as a seemingly real 3D object.
Represents the spectrum between the part-digital world of augmented reality and the fully immersive experience of virtual reality. Sometimes also referred to as spatial computing or immersive technology.
