Virtual Reality
Discover how VR is reshaping industries, from healthcare to architecture, offering new ways to learn, create, and connect. Explore our case studies and see how we’re harnessing VR to deliver innovative solutions and unforgettable experiences.
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Virtual Reality and the children
Virtual reality (VR) is an emerging technology with the potential to revolutionize the way kids learn and play. VR headsets provide users with an immersive and interactive experience, allowing them to explore virtual worlds and interact with objects in a way that is not possible in the real world. In this post we will examine…
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Euroregion VR booth gets repeated visits at Brussels Summit
An interactive walk in VR through the historic reconstruction of the Koński Kierat market in Szczecin, the capital of Western Pomerania.
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Realtime remote collaboration platform for architects and AEC professionals
Broken remote meetings Video calls and conferences are the easiest way to meet remote employees. Both parties can chat online and it enables team members to build virtual relationships. However, current email and shared screen technologies do not meet the basic need for teams to stay close and connected. As a result, colleagues who are…
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Museum Exhibition increases footfall and visitor engagement
In 2022, the National Museum in Szczecin, Poland, launched an Oculus Quest-based exhibition about the first Maritime Museum in prewar Poland. The exhibition is still running, it uses 360-degree animations and 3D reconstructions in Unreal Engine to create an immersive and interactive experience for visitors. Here’s how it was planned, executed and results it brought.
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Historic Museum of Krakow hits headlines with mobile time machine app
Move tourists back in time The Historical Museum of Krakow had amazing 3D models of medieval Krakow made in Sketchup, which were used for presentation in the rooms on TV screens. The most difficult thing was to translate it into tourist mobile devices and to lift it outside the walls of the museum for a…