Use virtual visits to preview new architecture builds, explore existing buildings ( hotels, manufacturing plants ), or view your products installed in different environments.
Allow the user ( student, or potential customer ) to learn about a product or process interactively, all within a suitable virtual environment ( classroom, factory floor, inside a molecule, in outer space )
As part of their "Perfectly Balanced" ad campaign, we created a game that allowed the user to stack and balance various Jameson branded merchansise, and save their creations for others to try out.
We co-created a 3D web game for Sony Pictures, featuring 3 separate stages - driving, shooting and puzzle. The Cisco game helped the user learn about data packets in a fun way.
The top and bottom images show how we "re-skinned" an existing game template, in order to keep resource costs down for the end customer
The images show games based around some local Northern Ireland landmarks - the Titanic Docks area, and the famous yellow H&W cranes
We integrated support for the Oculus Rift VR headset into our toolchain, and can now create VR based content for clients. This is great for virtual visits, or just to use the latest technology to show off! :)
We delivered an online interactive 3D driving experience for State Farm Insurance in the US, based on research from the University of Massachusetts
We developed a 3D interface to enable training Insurance Evaluators to virtually nagivate a scene where an accident occurred, and carry out all of the required tasks ( photograph / measure etc )
The worlds first VR Jam ( a Jam is an event where people take part to develop a project under certain conditions, eg a 3 week deadline ) took place in August 2013. As we have a personal and commercial interest in all things 3D, and we were in possession of a Oculus Rift VR Headset […]
We’re in the process of moving our core technology to Flash 3D, for a number of important reasons… Previously we have used Shockwave 3D ( Director ) for 99% of our projects, and Unity 3D and Shiva 3D for about 1% of them. Flash didn’t have hardware accelerated 3D graphics when we started out, and […]
We took part in a very cool course that involved rebranding CanDo. This involved the creation of a new logo and color scheme, which is very cool ( the 3 directional axes even have their origins in our very first logo, over a decade ago! ). The course also focused on what is core to our company – which in our case is designing, […]
