Augmented and Virtual Reality Software

Both augmented and virtual reality software is used to enhance the process of learning, making it more enjoyable and, what is more important, highly efficient. Augmented, mixed or virtual reality in the classroom can be used to:

• learn through playing virtual or augmented reality games;
• create stronger educational experiences through visualization of the material;
• conduct classes with virtual guided tours;
• practice skills in a close to the real-life and real-time environment.

Healthcare is one of those fields that is significantly benefiting from AR/VR technologies. They can be used for a great variety of purposes, including:

• virtual reality therapy;
• treatment of psychological traumas;
• treatment of phobias where AR/VR are used as means of exposure therapy;
• rehabilitation and wound care (ex.: for burn victims);
• treatment of phantom limb pain where AR/VR is replacing a mirror therapy;
• training medical students and interns, practicing and creating plans before surgeries.

AR/VR technologies are significantly changing the way customers interact with the world. Today, both virtual reality and augmented reality in retail can enhance the customers’ experience by allowing them to:

• virtually try on clothes and shoes visiting virtual fitting rooms or looking in the mirror with incorporated AR/VR technologies;
• experience any products or services in the privacy of their own homes simply by using AR/VR mobile apps, which can be seen as virtual reality stores;
• use the products with implemented AR/VR technologies that unlock after a customer takes a required action ( for ex.: allows a webcam to read the embedded code).

Air and space were among the first areas where both augmented and virtual reality experiences allowed and still allow:

• solving problems pilots may have in the cockpit;
• training pilots for severe weather conditions;
• training astronauts for spacewalks.

For good reason, one of the most prospective areas where AR/VR technologies are flourishing is marketing. Today, there is no better way to generate interest, excitement and a strong memory for a brand than promoting it with the help of the latest technologies. Augmented, mixed or virtual reality in marketing are used to:

• attract the public’s attention to any sort of product by providing potential customers with the ability to see its virtual prototype;
• highlight the best features of products by providing potential customers with the closest to the real-life experience of using them;
• provide brand awareness by using the latest technologies such as AR/VR, which are helpful in attracting potential customers;
• straight up sell ads and many more.

AR/VR technologies are significantly changing the face of both journalism and publishing by providing the ability to:

• tell journalistic stories with the ability to offer real-life and real-time experience;
• bring readers to the places mentioned in a narrative;
• deepen the understanding of published materials and the events.

When it comes to traveling, AR/VR solutions that represent some kind of a journey themselves can be used for a variety of purposes. They can:

• help potential travelers to decide on what place to visit;
• teleport travelers from one place to another in a few seconds;
• provide some important information about the culture and language of unfamiliar countries;
• help travelers to decide on which tourist attractions they want to visit;
• prepare travelers for a journey and many more.

With the implementation of AR/VR technologies in the field of real estate, both potential clients and real estate agents are able to:

• look around the rooms without leaving their home or office;
• get an idea about the property and surrounding infrastructure;
• see how furniture will fit with the interior;
• plan the layout of the apartments.

When it comes to skilled trades, both AR and VR technologies allow increasing the efficiency and quality of work that has to be done by providing the ability to:

• have an easily understandable and accessible guide on repairs right in your field of view;
• keep hands free while planning some repairs or constructions;
• figure out how things have to be done to avoid mistakes;
• train newbies to do their job by providing hands-on experience and many more.

AR/VR technologies in the automotive industry bring some significant advantages both to the workers of the field and their clients. They can be used to:

• create a design before making a physical prototype;
• test cars to get an idea of what the customer experience would be;
• get a safe test drive;
• see a car from the inside and even sit inside of it;
• create successful marketing campaigns and many more.