Spandrel Interactive

Spandrel Interactive was hired by New Brunswick Community College's Information and Communications Technology Group for a custom software development project. The project involved the development of a novel dance choreography system using Microsoft HoloLens 2 platform, marker-less motion capture using Microsoft Kinect, and backend data management using Google Firebase. The project was a collaboration with the Atlantic Ballet and was funded by the Canada Council for the Arts and the New Brunswick Innovation Foundation. Spandrel Interactive was selected for their innovation and productivity, and the project was successfully completed with a team of 6-10 employees.

In a separate project, Spandrel Interactive worked with the BEAM research laboratory at the Université de Moncton to develop virtual reality environments for fall risk prevention. The scope of work included recreating the laboratory space in a virtual format and constructing a virtual house with modifiable fall risk factors. The virtual spaces were interactive and could be modified based on different risk profiles. Spandrel Interactive was chosen due to their close geographic location, budget-friendly pricing, and alignment with the company's values. A team of 2-5 employees from Spandrel Interactive was assigned to this project.

Lastly, Spandrel Interactive was hired by ASETS, a software company that creates applications for engineers, to redesign their website and improve user flow. Spandrel Interactive was tasked with updating the current website design to better match competitors and improve the user's flow through the website. The project involved weekly development reports and design reviews until the launch. Spandrel Interactive was chosen due to their close geographic location, budget-friendly pricing, and referrals. A team of 2-5 employees from Spandrel Interactive was assigned to this project.