Extended Reality

Extend your vision

XR (eXtended Reality) does not refer to any specific technology, but is simply a catch-all term encompassing Augmented Reality (AR), Virtual Reality (VR), and Mixed Reality (MR) technologies. So what does XR mean exactly? Basically that something works across different platforms. Other terms are immersive media and spatial computing.

VIRTUAL

REALITY

Virtual Reality (VR) offers a completely immersive experience. You find yourself in a fully artificial environment, without seeing or experiencing our physical ‘real’ world. Because of its immersive nature (it works on multiple senses), VR is a super powerful tool for companies and brands to tell their story. Imagine a custom virtual world for your company where all stakeholders can meet, interact and be inspired.

VR can impact the value of your business in all sorts of ways. Use cases of VR can be found in immersive fashion shows, virtual fitting rooms, phobia or stress treatments, virtual representation of construction projects, leadership or onboarding training, virtual art exhibitions, meetings and so on. We just hosted the first virtual investor event in the Netherlands, which was a huge success!

VIRTUAL

REALITY

Virtual Reality (VR) offers a completely immersive experience. You find yourself in a fully artificial environment, without seeing or experiencing our physical ‘real’ world. Because of its immersive nature (it works on multiple senses), VR is a super powerful tool for companies and brands to tell their story. Imagine a custom virtual world for your company where all stakeholders can meet, interact and be inspired.

VR can impact the value of your business in all sorts of ways. Use cases of VR can be found in immersive fashion shows, virtual fitting rooms, phobia or stress treatments, virtual representation of construction projects, leadership or onboarding training, virtual art exhibitions, meetings and so on. We just hosted the first virtual investor event in the Netherlands, which was a huge success!

Inspirational

Although I’m the tech-newbie of The New Base team, I was actually the first one to experience Virtual Reality. Does anyone remember the Virtual Boy? At the age of 11, quite a Ninento fan, I couldn’t wait to get my hands on one of these! Little did I know that the controller needed 6AA batteries (empty after about 4 hours of playing) and was therefore super heavy. Oh, and the monochrome display definitely limited the potential for immersion. The Virtual Boy turned out to be a commercial flop and was even never released in Europe.

Back then (this was 1995), Ninendo couldn’t live up to its promise that Virtual Boy would “totally immerse players into their own private universe”, but I’m super excited to now be working on an immersive virtual world myself!

Celine Doornink

Director of Sales & Partnerships

Lawyer turned Entrepreneur. Founder of Headroom Assistance. Loves connecting to cool companies and brands.

VIRTUAL

REALITY CASES

AUGMENTED

REALITY

Augmented reality (AR) is the technology that expands our physical world, adding layers of digital information onto it. Well-known types of AR content are face filters and games such as Pokemon Go.

A recent development is WebAR, allowing users to interact with the AR content without the need of an app. This is a great development, since it removes the friction of having to download and install an app in order to view the AR content. 

AR is a great and easy way for consumers to sample a product. It allows consumers to, for example, see how furniture looks and fits within their own homes and allows them to try on different shades of lipstick before ordering it online. 

Another interesting way to use the technology is in AR tours, a new and inspiring way to explore museums, office buildings and more.

AUGMENTED

REALITY

Augmented reality (AR) is the technology that expands our physical world, adding layers of digital information onto it. Well-known types of AR content are face filters and games such as Pokemon Go.

A recent development is WebAR, allowing users to interact with the AR content without the need of an app. This is a great development, since it removes the friction of having to download and install an app in order to view the AR content. 

AR is a great and easy way for consumers to sample a product. It allows consumers to, for example, see how furniture looks and fits within their own homes and allows them to try on different shades of lipstick before ordering it online. 

Another interesting way to use the technology is in AR tours, a new and inspiring way to explore museums, office buildings and more.

AUGMENTED

REALITY CASES

360 & VOLUMETRIC

VIDEO

Compared to regular video these new media completely change the user experience. Brands and organisations experimenting with these new formats have shown that you can tell compelling stories that are exciting and immersive.

The format comes in two flavours or ‘degrees of freedom’: 3DOF and 6DOF. 3DOF means using your head inside VR to look around and are mostly seated experiences. 6DOF means using your hands and entire body and make your audience interact and explore your virtual world.

WARNING: volumetric video is still in its infancy but already so awesome.

360 & VOLUMETRIC

VIDEO

Compared to regular video these new media completely change the user experience. Brands and organisations experimenting with these new formats have shown that you can tell compelling stories that are exciting and immersive.

The format comes in two flavours or ‘degrees of freedom’: 3DOF and 6DOF. 3DOF means using your head inside VR to look around and are mostly seated experiences. 6DOF means using your hands and entire body and make your audience interact and explore your virtual world.

WARNING: volumetric video is still in its infancy but already so awesome.

360 & VOLUMETRIC

VIDEO CASES

THE OTHER

WORKS

A.I.

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