Simulations, learning and interactive tools
VR, AR and mixed reality applications for organizations, educational institutions and research teams. We combine scenario planning, 3D design and Unity development, adapting the result to the target hardware and operating conditions.
Founder experience and projects
Relevant experience
Examples developed and deployed within Professor Dana's research group at the Technion, from interaction design to classroom use. Each project page describes its capabilities and development process.
VIRTUAL REALITYAn abstract thermodynamics concept becomes a practical experiment: operate equipment, read results and progress with a virtual instructor.
MIXED REALITYMolecular models appear in the real room. Rotate, enlarge and explore them with your hands, guided by Robi throughout the experience.
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A classroom with up to 12 Meta Quest 3 headsets and tablets for instructor monitoring. The work included hardware selection, space planning, device setup, app distribution and pre-launch testing.
Start with a defined scenario on the target hardware, test it with users and decide which capabilities to develop next.
Service scope
The choice between VR, AR and mixed reality starts with the task: a fully virtual environment, a product shown in an existing space, or models used alongside the physical world.
Environments for practicing operations, procedures and decisions. We define the sequence of actions, system responses and information the instructor needs.
Display a product model in the real environment using a phone or headset. Scale, detail and interactions are adapted to the intended presentation.
Applications that integrate digital models into physical space. Users can explore structures and processes with hands or controllers, depending on the hardware.
Professional leadership
More than a decade of software and real-time 3D development in industry and research.
Yulia leads planning, design and development. Specialists join as the project requires, with one clear point of contact for you.
Project stages
What users need to do, who they are and how we measure success.
Deliverable: requirements and project boundariesA focused prototype to test the experience on the target hardware.
Deliverable: an initial experience to testCode, 3D and interface built as one system.
Deliverable: a system with the agreed scenariosTesting, handover and support until the system works in its real setting.
Deliverable: a system ready for operation and trainingBefore we start
Pricing depends on the number of scenarios, 3D complexity, interactions and integrations. Equipment, deployment and support requirements are also defined so the estimate covers the full scope.
The timeline depends on content volume, interaction complexity and integrations. We set milestones around the scope and provide testable versions throughout development.
Start with a free consultation. If a pilot is appropriate, we define its scope, deliverables and success criteria. The pilot is a paid stage, after which you decide how to continue.
We define what users should be able to do. A pilot can assess action sequences, errors, completion time or understanding of a concept. We choose measures suited to the goal and users, then use the findings to decide what to improve or expand.
VR puts the user in a virtual environment. AR adds digital content to the real world, for example through a phone. Mixed reality integrates content into physical space and allows interaction with hands or controllers. We choose according to the user's task.
VR and mixed reality experiences use headsets such as Meta Quest 3. AR can also run on iOS and Android. If desktop or web is a better fit, we consider those too. Hardware selection and equipment scope are part of project planning.
We agree on the application version, target hardware, installation method and staff training. Equipment procurement, device distribution, source code and post-handover support are priced and defined within the project scope.
The next step
Tell us who the system is for and what users should be able to do. An early idea is enough.
