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When it comes to virtual reality, our goal is to place your audience in a world of immersive content that connects them with your brand, product, or service, like never before.
Designing a virtual reality experience demands a deep understanding of the platforms required to power them, and we make this process enjoyable and efficient.
But, that’s not all; from advanced training simulations to healthcare, and brand activations, our engineers create superior immersive experiences that help businesses grow, and we’ve got the background to prove it.
As one of the most popular IDEs (Integrated Development Environment), Unity is popular among developers for providing one framework for developing AR and VR experiences across multiple devices.
As specialists in Unity, we use it to bring brand-specific AR, VR, and XR visions to life. For instance, for our client Royal Caribbean, we recreated a walker’s tour of the world’s largest cruise ship, Symphony of the Seas.
Meta Quest, formerly known as Oculus Quest is a range of virtual reality headsets. The standard Meta Quest system comes equipped with a head-mounted display virtual reality headset and two handheld controllers. The Meta Quest can be used across scenarios involving gaming, studying, working, and engaging in life-imitating simulations.
At Mutual Mobile, we leverage our expertise in virtual reality to develop custom VR applications for the Meta Quest, just like we had done for Walmart to showcase at South by Southwest (SXSW) 2017.
The Vive is a fully-immersive virtual reality headset owned by HTC. The entire setup consists of a wired headset and wireless controllers. The Vive can be used for both gaming and educational purposes. This VR headset is powered by SteamVR, making it quite popular.
At Mutual Mobile, we leverage our expertise in virtual reality to develop custom VR applications for Vive and SteamVR.
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Chances are we built your favorite apps.
Firefighters have one of the most stressful occupations in the world. In a bid to simplify their job, we helped Xerox build a powerful native iPad app that would handle the bulk of their daily inspections checklist and save them hundreds of man hours.
As the undisputed leader in everything retail, Walmart wanted to unveil its vision for the future of shopping. We helped them create a virtual shopping experience that put shoppers inside a working VR store, which Walmart showcased at SXSW 2017.
Denmark is one of the most expensive countries in the world to own a car. But Dribe used Flexdrive, a technology we helped develop, to let Danes drive more by subscribing to cars and revolutionizing car culture in the eco-friendly Scandinavian nation.
Creating genuine user engagement is not easy for a brand–even for an icon like Disney. So, we helped them build an iPhone and Apple Watch experience that brought their universe alive through trivia, stories, and quotes which users simply loved.
Going car shopping is tough; everything looks great at the dealer’s! To help customers out, Audi partnered with us to set up iPad displays that would let users experience virtual driving, tutorials, and even the feel of the Audi A8 in stunning 3D visuals.
Over 1.5 billion people trust AccuWeather’s forecasts. But, to keep employees and operations safe, their business users needed more custom tools. The product we built for them helped them increase profits and make their clients vastly more productive.
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Virtual reality only has one end goal for consumers—to transport them to a simulated immersive environment. There are two key elements for achieving this, the software and the hardware. The hardware helps immerse consumers in the virtual environment, while the software helps in designing the simulated environment.
Despite being around for a few years, we are only seeing the value added by VR now, especially with the popularity around the metaverse. Virtual reality can now be implemented across numerous industries, making it a highly-sought after technology. Furthermore, virtual reality is here to stay for the foreseeable future, with the VR market set to reach 20.9 billion USD by 2025.
Virtual reality can be divided into 3 main types, and each of them is easy to understand. These include fully-immersive virtual reality simulations, semi-immersive virtual reality simulations, and non-immersive virtual reality simulations.
Some of the top virtual reality development tools include Unity, Google VR, Unreal Engine, Amazon Sumerian, and CRYENGINE.
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