4Experience

4Experience was hired by Wayne State University to design a virtual reality (VR) environment that mimicked a bike ride through a city. The VR environment was designed to be customizable to individual fitness levels, and the final product included two types of gameplay: passive, where users used VR goggles and controllers to drive, and active, where users used VR goggles and a stationary bike. The VR environment was designed for use on Meta Quest 2, and the project was completed by a team of 6-10 employees from 4Experience. The company was chosen for this project due to their competitive pricing, great culture fit, and alignment with the university's values.

The CEO of a combat sports training company hired 4Experience to develop a web-based VR video player compatible with Google Cardboard style headsets. The video player was designed to play 360-degree training footage on smartphones, with features such as playback speed control, zoom control, and the ability to split the video into two screens for each lens of the headset. The project was carried out by a team of 2-5 employees from 4Experience, who were chosen for their high ratings, budget-friendly pricing, and great culture fit.

Augmentify, a company that delivers digital solutions through Augmented Reality technology, hired 4Experience to create a demonstrative prototype to present their concept to prospective clients and investors. The project, titled "Hololens Demo App for Investors", involved a team of 6-10 employees from 4Experience developing an application that utilized augmented reality to assist employees in fixing a broken check valve. The scope of work also included the development of 3D-printed models to display the features of the product and the production of an engaging video to demonstrate the unique features of the company's concept. The company chose 4Experience due to their high ratings and proximity to their location.