AR/VR Development Services

VR creates a virtual world that’s kind of like the real thing but not exactly. It helps companies see their products better and fix any issues before they’re made. VR also lets companies have meetings and show off products anywhere in the world, without being there. This keeps them one step ahead of others. VR helps companies imagine and show any place or thing, whether it’s real or made-up, which makes them more modern and focused on their customers.

AR adds virtual things to real places through an app. It’s a mix of real and virtual, showing you how something might look in a real setting. Like seeing how a piece of furniture would look in your room when you’re shopping online. VR, though, takes you on a full virtual trip to a place or experience that might not exist. Like a tour of a museum from a classroom. VR often needs special gear like VR glasses, but AR just needs an app.

When making AR & VR apps, you start with a game engine. Developers usually pick between Unreal and Unity. Both are good, but which one you use depends on what you need. Unity uses C#, which is good for all kinds of apps, including AR & VR. Unreal uses C++, which is a bit trickier than C#. C# is easier because Unity checks your code first, so you can find and fix mistakes right away.

AR and VR are used in many industries. In manufacturing, they help with fixing machines, designing products, and making early versions of products. In education, AR shows information when you scan things with your phone, and VR lets you visit places or practice doing things like surgery. In stores, AR and VR let you see products in a new way, make interesting ads, and have fun activities for customers, like treasure hunts with AR. These technologies also help in real estate, events, cars, and more, by giving hands-on training and showing information with AR images.