Limited Offer: Free 3D Immersive Video for Performance Artists
Limited Offer: Free 3D Immersive Video for Performance Artists
Virtual Reality opens infinite possibilities for creating new and exciting experiences for your customers. Let them explore your products from within a fully immersive world where anything is possible.
Currently, a fashion show begins with the physical creation of a real world clothing collection, but imagine if designers could try out their ideas before even reaching for their scissors and sewing machines. Maybe a particular cut might look better in a different colour, pattern or choice of fabric?
Creating clothes within the virtual world, designers are free to try out as many different ideas as they like before committing to physically creating a garment.
Clients who are unable or too busy to attend a real world fashion show could check out a collection from the comfort of their living rooms and may in future even be able to interactively tailor the clothing in the show to their own size and body shape. Clothes could be made specifically to order, reducing wastage.
A fully immersive fashion experience, showcasing a collection of digital fashion designs in 360 degree virtual reality. The chance to walk around and fully explore the collection at your leisure in this inspiring setting.
Footage recorded directly from Oculus Quest headset in real time.
A fully immersive fashion experience, showcasing a collection of digital fashion designs in 360 degree virtual reality. The chance to walk around and fully explore the collection at your leisure in this inspiring setting.
Footage recorded directly from Oculus Quest headset in real time.
A catwalk with no models! In our fashion show the clothes in the fashion collection walk themselves down the runway.
The 18th century Chemise dress made famous by Marie Antoinette digitally reconstructed in 3D with six layers of digitally simulated fabric.
3D model of the SARs=CoV-2 Spike Glycoprotein showing potential epitope sites for vaccine research. Created using the ProteinDataBank file to compute spatial positions of atoms in the polypeptide chains.