Recent AR/VR Case Studies

AR and VR devices let users view and interact with digital elements in real-world or fully immersive environments. They range from smartphones and tablets to dedicated hardware such as Meta Quest virtual reality (VR) headsets, Microsoft HoloLens mixed reality (MR) devices, and Magic Leap augmented reality (AR) glasses. Depending on the device and development approach, the hardware can track head and hand movements and display virtual objects in a user's field of view.

VR requires a headset so users can experience a fully immersive environment. Options range from lower-cost to higher-cost hardware, including Meta Quest, HTC Vive, Valve Index, and PlayStation VR. A headset tracks the user's head movements so they can look around and explore the virtual world. Users also often need controllers or other input devices to interact with the virtual environment. Higher-end models can support hand gestures instead of handheld controllers, though those inputs can be less stable.

These devices work together to track movement, display virtual content, and support interaction within the experience.

Hardware supports XR projects, while software determines how the application works. The case studies show how applications use graphics, tracking, and interaction for different use cases.

Developers create AR and VR applications using specialized software development kits (SDKs) that provide tools and libraries for building immersive experiences. These SDKs enable our developers to incorporate gesture recognition, spatial mapping, and other advanced features into our applications. For AR, developers can use ARCore for Android or ARKit for iOS, which provide the necessary tools to create augmented reality experiences on mobile devices. For virtual reality, developers can use platforms like Unity or Unreal Engine, which offer powerful rendering capabilities and support for various VR headsets.

Computer vision algorithms and machine learning can improve AR and VR tracking. They allow virtual objects to be placed and interacted with in real-world or virtual environments. Real-time rendering can also reduce latency and support more realistic graphics.

Our case studies may include applications similar to yours. We continue to add new features and improve graphics as AR and VR technology evolves.

We showcase AR/VR case studies from hundreds of 3D business applications since 2013. Our team has worked with companies ranging from start-ups to Fortune 100. Contact us to find an AR/VR case study relevant to your project.