VR Perception develops custom virtual reality applications for companies and training providers across Switzerland. In an interactive scenario, your teams can use controls, make decisions, follow a procedure or repeat a task.
Discuss your VR application
Break the task into steps, provide feedback on each action and identify what to revisit in the debrief.
Help participants get their bearings before the real activity. They can start again and see the effects of their choices.
For a demonstration or event, choose a goal, interactions and a level of guidance that suits your audience.
We agree who will use it, where and what they should do. A playable sequence helps validate the interactions before we develop the rest.
We test controls, readability and comfort on the agreed equipment. Feedback from the audience and facilitators informs revisions.
We agree on installation, getting users started and maintenance. The quote sets out the deliverables, equipment and tests.
This prototype for Swiss boating schools puts learners at the helm. They can become familiar with controls and reference points before a session on the water, then discuss their observations with an instructor. The exercise prepares learners for practice.
A plank high above the ground facing the Matterhorn is the starting point for this VR prototype. The example shows how setting, orientation cues and progression shape an interaction.
In a 360° film, you choose where to look in a recorded scene. In a VR application, your actions and decisions can change what happens next.
We choose equipment with you based on the venue, audience and interactions. We confirm which devices the project supports before planning installation.
Yes. A prototype can focus on one sequence to test comprehension, controls and comfort before extending the scenario.
We agree observable actions with your team and test the scenario with people from the intended audience. A debrief helps connect the VR exercise to real situations.
The number of scenarios, the complexity of the interactions, the environments to build, testing and deployment all affect the scope and schedule.
Tell us who will use the application, what they need to learn or experience and where they will use it.
