It was quite an honor to witness my Uncle David Brouchoud explore a virtually recreation of the USS Helena CA-75 he served on more than 60 years ago.
While most of our projects involve custom development of 3D assets, ways are often able to lower the cost of our development services by incorporating 3rd party content offered by sites like the Unity Asset Store and Turbosquid.
Check out Arch Virtual on the Unity3D showcase gallery. More to come! =)
We’ve learned a *lot* these past few months, about what it takes to build a successful application for use in museum exhibits and trade show booths, and put together 5 of the most common lessons learned or opportunities discovered.
What we need most is someone who can assist us in closing deals with inquiries we receive, generating new leads, drafting estimates and work orders, collaborating with project managers to estimate project costs, and giving in-person Oculus Rift demos, and public presentations.
We had the opportunity to share those views with C|NET, Wired, The Street, The Wire and Yahoo! News, thanks to some quick thinking by Wonacott Communications. Very few of the reporters we spoke with could believe just how many non-game applications we’ve completed since the prototype developer kit was released last year.
Arch Virtual recently partnered with Sahaj Interactive Solutions to complete a new Oculus Rift application for Suzuki, which was showcased at this year’s 12th annual Auto Expo.
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