Nekologic

Nekologic was hired by Moon Mode, a VR games development company, to assist with programming and bug fixing for their VR game, Spacefolk City. The team at Nekologic was chosen for their geographical proximity, cultural fit, and value for cost. They provided key deliverables including systems programming, technical design, optimization, and game testing. Moon Mode found Nekologic through personal networks and had 2-5 of their employees working on this project.

Pixel Interactive Limited, a company that designs and builds interactive experiences for live events and digital campaigns, employed Nekologic to design and code VR interactions with medical equipment and IK soft bodies, as well as build an internal system for a complex set of procedural animation steps. Nekologic was chosen for their budget-friendly pricing, cultural fit, value for cost, company values alignment, and technical adeptness at customized solutions. They delivered a VR medical training application for the Quest 2, an internal system of procedural animation, a logic system for progressing through the VR experience, all VR Unity C# coding, detailed testing and debugging, server configuration of animation data, and delivery of the installed VR training hardware system.

UNICO INC., a company that plans and develops computer software, hired Nekologic to create a new experience combining AR and paper maps to be built on smartphone apps and the web. Nekologic was selected for their high ratings, cultural fit, value for cost, and alignment with company values. They were found through a referral and had 6-10 employees assigned to this project. The scope of work included frontend and backend web programming, and project management.