Curious Element

Curious Element was hired by a global talent acquisition company to design and architect a Metaverse project. The project involved over 27 engineers and spanned a timeline of 12 months. Key deliverables included a comprehensive Workshop Report & Analysis and a Minimum Viable Product (MVP) of the project. The company's CEO and CTO were actively involved in the project. The client praised Curious Element for their creativity, experience, and ability to work effectively with international clients. The project was successful, and the client was particularly impressed with the work of Jakub and Maciej in scoping out the project steps.

The Museum of Evolution of the Institute of Paleobiology contracted Curious Element to develop an application for their new exhibition. The application was designed to provide visitors with a virtual view of the reconstructed skeleton of the Smok Wawelski, along with detailed information about the excavations, videos, and other details about the discovery and life of the Smok. The application also included descriptions of a second skeleton displayed next to the Smok. Curious Element was chosen based on recommendations and their commitment to meeting the museum's needs and deadlines. The project was successful, and the client appreciated the reasonable pricing of their services.