AR/VR

Why developing an augmented reality app is a good idea

Analysts from Allied Market Research predict that by 2030 the AR / VR market will reach $134.76 billion in overall industry revenue.

No matter the character, people initially act from their emotions. In turn, emotions are a great trigger for AR and VR products to escalate. Here’s why:

People notice

it’s a relatively new communication technology so humans are not yet blind to it.

People engage

it’s interactive, not just informative.

People feel emotions

it’s good because emotions boost memorization and help to create a bond. Bond is what makes loyal customers.

People get excited

they like unusual experiences and share them with others. This creates a buzz around your product and brings in even more users.

Features

AI Object Recognition and Visualization 🔍

We develop AR features for object recognition and visualization. It recognizes real-life objects or adds 3D models in natural settings. For example, a user can use object recognition to identify clothes and virtually try them on in real time.

AR Facial Recognition 👩🏾

We can include facial recognition features to recognize people and provide AR recommendations coupled with their name, age, and personal preferences to enhance the quality of service and increase customer satisfaction.

AR Navigation Labels and AI-generated Hints 💭

We can offer real-time AR labels and AI-generated hints of tourist routes and landmarks. This will let users find their way around with the help of AR hints at the landmarks, thus enhancing their experience.

Real-time interaction with virtual objects 🕹️

Sprinkle coins, tokens, or any other items all over the venue or space you use, and make users collect them. Increase engagement with gamification solely, or trade virtual items for real benefits (discount vouchers, exclusive materials, sponsor prizes) — you name it.

Video editing with visual effects ✨

We’ve created some real cool video editors where users create jaw-dropping videos by tapping just a couple of buttons. Pre-record a video, choose the AR-effect you want to use, and overlay it. Then use sliders to adjust the timings and move the effect over the video for better accuracy and plausibility.

Libraries for your content 📁

Impressive multimedia you create with AR and VR requires various additional content. We develop libraries for all types of it: visual effects, sounds (e.g. if you use a fireball effect on your video, the sound of a jumping flame is essential), and music to add to the spectacle.

So basically what you get is an “album” you can fill with the content of your needs. And then your users can try it. Some for free. Other items are for in-app purchase.

2D Visualization 🏠

We build software for creating static images of spaces or locations using the technology of 2D visualization.

For example, when you have pictures taken on a 360° camera and use them to make up a pseudo-3D image. That means a user will be able see the space from different angles, turn around, etc. But they cannot move through the model or look behind an object, for instance.

3D Visualization 🏘️

In one of our projects, 360 Scan App, we built a system that makes real-life 3D models of real estate objects. Users can explore the models in 3 different modes:

Walking mode

Moving inside a room, taking steps back and forth, moving between rooms and floors.

3D Dollhouse mode

Exploring the entire 3D model with all floors and rooms displayed.

Floor level

Looking on the entire floor from above.

Literally an experience as 360 as it gets.

Virtual try on for e-commerce 🛍️

We can develop software for an online fitting room using AR technologies. All users need is a camera.

The application recognizes the user’s pose and face for clothes to look exactly the way they look in reality.
Users can manage their fitting from a distance with gesture control by pushing virtual buttons with their real hands.

Entire augmented ecosystems for entertainment 🤹

See how we did it for Peter from Unimerse. Features we develop may include:

News feed

To keep users updated on what’s up in the new world.

Live broadcasting

For online festivals and concerts. We’ll take care of it to be in HD with minimum latency possible for up to 10 000 people.

On-demand content libraries

With exclusive materials for extra monetization.

Loyalty systems

To reward most active users.

Or we can implement something custom that works for your idea.

AR and VR

AR and VR Software Development

Unimerse

AR and VR: what’s the difference?

AR (Augmented reality)

VR (Virtual reality)

Why developing an augmented reality app is a good idea

People notice

People engage

People feel emotions

People get excited

Industries

We mostly develop AR and VR software for businesses in:

But many other industries can benefit from tools AR/VR apps use: