Wemersive

Wemersive was hired by Koncept VR, a leading 360/VR video production company, to develop a custom mobile app with 360 video playback capabilities. The app, designed to showcase the operations of the end client, also incorporated a "where to buy the product" functionality. The project involved the translation of the video and app into at least five major languages. Wemersive was chosen for their high ratings, budget-friendly pricing, and aligned company values. The client was referred to Wemersive and found their culture to be a great fit. The project was executed by a team of 2-5 employees from Wemersive.

A media company founder contracted Wemersive to create an app for the distribution of immersive/VR content. The scope of the project involved prototyping, testing, creating, releasing, and servicing a live mobile application for virtual reality/immersive content. Wemersive was selected due to their high ratings, proximity to the client's location, budget-friendly pricing, and great cultural fit. The project was executed by a team of 2-5 employees from Wemersive.

PANOGS, a company specializing in creating unique interactive photographic and video experiences, engaged Wemersive for web app development projects. The first project involved the development of the Space Needle 360 app, one of the first high-end livestreaming technologies for 360-degree players on the app store. Wemersive also developed a waterproof nighttime camera with 360-degree view for the British government's Highways England project. The camera, which was used for forensic purposes, was designed to use any available cellular networks and broadcast in four separate cameras. Wemersive created the backend engine to stitch the transmissions with a 5-6 second latency. The project, which cost around $50,000, was executed by 4-5 teammates from Wemersive and lasted from November 2014 to October 2015.