Product development experience / DefenceVR
Virtual environments for defence training.
Virtual simulation development that brings training environments, scenarios and interaction together.
Domain
Defence simulation
Experience
Interactive 3D
Capability
Immersive development
Project type
Product platform
Product website preview: DefenceVR. Follow the project link below to explore the current offering.
01 / Purpose
The people.
The problem.
A training simulation brings an environment and an exercise into a repeatable digital experience. DefenceVR applies the team's immersive-development capability to this domain.
02 / Product
What it includes.
Scenario-led development
An experience is organised around a training scenario and the interactions needed to explore it.
3D environments & interfaces
Digital environments, assets and user interactions form the visible simulation experience.
A dedicated simulation platform
DefenceVR brings the environments and interactions together in a dedicated training platform.
03 / Explore
Open the project.
Explore DefenceVR for its simulation platform and custom training enquiries.
Explore DefenceVRYour project / where we would start
Planning a specialist simulation?
The brief determines the environment, interaction depth and deployment approach. We scope these alongside the people authorised to review the training content.
- What is the intended learning objective and user group?
- Which scenarios and interactions belong in the first release?
- What content, access and device constraints must be respected?
- How will your team review and accept the experience?
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Bring the problem, the intended users and your priorities. We’ll discuss the scope, budget and next step. A finished specification is optional.