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VR-MAX: Immersive Marketing Productions

3D without the silly glasses

With VR-MAX, you can bring the high impact and “wow factor” of 3-D productions to trade shows, consumer venues and business events.

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VR-MAX offers these exciting technologies for 3-D and immersive-style presentations.

VR-MAX immersive domes

Think OmniTheatre®-style productions — your video with a field of view so wide and so immersive, it can actually cause vertigo-like sensations.

Lenticular TV

Your images pop 3 to 4 feet off the screen — and with new technology, now audiences don’t need to sit directly in front of the screen to see the 3–D effects.

3-D Video

If you want traditional 3-D with glasses, we can do that, too.

Holograms

It’s like looking through a window and seeing a three-dimensional person or object on the other side. If you look through the right side of the “window,” you see one side of the object. You move to left side of the “window,” you see the other side of the object. The image shifts as your angle shifts.

For more information on how these technologies work, and how we can make them work for you, please get in touch.

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VR-MAX productions create vivid 3-D effects by manipulating viewers’ perception — in essence, fooling the brain into thinking the scene is real.

We have the technology and production experience to create a variety of 3-D–styled presentations that draw crowds, create buzz and support your sales or marketing initiatives.

No glasses necessary — unless you want them!

Head-Mounted Displays (HMDs)

This does require glasses, but the reason is simple – the glasses are the screen. It’s what everyone thinks of as “virtual reality” technology.

CAVE

(Cave Automatic Virtual Environment)

This is the ultimate — think Star Trek’s “holodeck” — an actual walk-in room that surrounds you with imagery on all side sides of you — front, back, left, right, ceiling and floor. People have been known to get completely lost in this 10 x 10 foot room. This virtual reality (VR) display is to a typical computer screen what a supercomputer is to a laptop.