Our founder, Geo Barjoud, hired as a software engineer via employment contract, was instrumental in transforming a PC-only VR surgical training system to run on the very first version of Oculus Quest. Most of the work was in custom shaders, art / scene optimization, and pipeline. Osso VR was elevated…
We were contracted by VRC to engineer and architect a VR Ride for Dave and Busters using the famous Jurrasic IP. This was the largest location-based VR deployment in the world to date. After 30 days of being deployed, it is consistently popular and nausea free. UploadVR article Variety article UploadVR…
Worked with VRLive to take their existing app, a 360 music video showcase for Universal Music, to multi-platform VR.
Worked with Reflex Arc to present a concept to Adidas and other shoe makers related to virtual shopping. Laser-scanned shoes were used, which then were carefully reduced to LOD models with seamless transitions.
An experiment using ray marching in GPU with CT scan data. Exploring medical VR applications.
This was done in collaboration with Happy Mushroom. This mini-game, commissioned by Universal Music Group, is designed for the GearVR using the Unity engine. Our studio was responsible for project architecture, software engineering, and quality control.
Still a stealth startup for now, we helped develop a multi-player module utilizing Libyojimbo integrated with Unity. The end result was middle-ware similar to Photon. We used Opus for voice transmission. Performance was acceptable running on the lowest tier Amazon EC2 machine with clients across the United States.
We worked closely with Boom TV to develop a lobby demo with user-customizable UI elements, multiple live video streams, and multiplayer.
We worked with the talented Creative Capers team to produce two short pitch pieces. Unfortunately, they are still sealed and cannot be discussed or shown. Generally speaking, the target audience was the home VR market.
We worked closely with Reflex Arc UK to implement this novel concept for administering physiotherapy. It was tested at the Royal London Hospital and well received. The main benefits were improvements on patient compliance, engagement, and accurate progress measurement. Patients seemed to prefer being in a VR environment rather…
