When creating immersive experiences, video capture and realistic rendering are essential criteria. This is where photorealistic volumetric capture comes into play, enabling the reproduction of images of the real world within a virtual environment. However, processing and…
In a sector such as immersive technologies, innovation is constant. Hardware manufacturers release new products every year. At the same time, it is difficult for companies, especially small ones, to equip themselves for the long term, particularly for budgetary reasons.
As an architect of immersive and collaborative spaces, Immersion is committed to improving the way people work, thanks to XR technologies. A pioneer of VR/AR in France since its creation in 1994, the Bordeaux-based company is also one of the few loyal exhibitors at Laval…
Founded in 1997, HTC first distinguished itself in mobile telephony and computer equipment. In 2016, the Taiwanese corporation got interested in virtual reality and commercialized its first VR headset, HTC VIVE. Since then, it hasn’t stopped innovating to democratize…
Founded in the Netherlands in 2014, Manus is a company specialized in hand motion capture applied to virtual reality experiences. Known for its haptic gloves, Manus extended its expertise and developed solutions for movement tracking. Data that are collected are then shared…
Since its creation, XRelerateVR has been focusing on one goal: improve locomotion in immersive experiences. It created a one-of-a-kind omnidirectional treadmill. With this treadmill, moving in virtual reality has never been that easy and natural. The company also addresses…
