Platforms Connecting the Real World with Virtual Reality

Virtual worlds have become an appealing and fascinating component of today's internet. It holds a huge potential to transform how different brands interact with their customers. Virtual Reality allows its users to experience the real environment in many more immersive ways. Some of the fields that have since taken up the use of the VR technology and revamped their offerings include medicine, manufacturing, architecture, leisure industry and many more.

Digital Mall Of Asia: The first-of-its-kind digital e-commerce platform connects many different brands to customers directly. Digital Mall of Asia provides the experience of a physical mall digitally. It also brings together the best of offline and online worlds, wherein the shopping experience of an offline mall can be encountered with dedicated virtual stores. The platform offers its customers a virtual experience which is just about as close to heading out to a physical store.

YouVisit: This platform works with tourism bureaus, hotel chains, and cruise companies to provide VR, 360-degree video, and 360-degree photography platforms that the travel brands can embed in their websites and social media. Using the same, viewers can move through the video in any direction, side-to-side and up-and-down, to explore the entire scene in a self-directed manner by scrolling over the video frame.

Google Earth:  Several people would be aware that Google Earth is a computer program that renders a 3D representation of Earth-based primarily on satellite imagery. The program maps the Earth by superimposing satellite images, aerial photography, and GIS data onto a 3D globe, allowing users to see cities and landscapes from various angles.

SmartVizX: The platform is the creator of expansive environments that are interactive and futuristic. They stimulate potential users into experiencing avenues and spaces that haven't been physically built yet. They transform elements of the real world into a virtual one and a virtual world into a real one.

(This listicle has not been compiled or written by DataQuest Editors)