Virtual reality
A fully digital world, seen through a headset, for attractions, demos and digital twins.
Service 03 / 09
AR / VR
VRAR & MRWeb ARApple Vision Pro
Extended-reality experiences, from headsets and phones to large-format AR screens.
We design and deploy AR, MR and Apple Vision Pro applications that add digital layers to physical spaces.
Our work spans training simulations, visitor experiences, retail activations and brand environments.
We handle the full stack, from spatial mapping and content integration to hardware selection and on-site deployment, built for places where precision and real-world performance matter.
At a glance
What it covers
Augmented reality
Digital content over the real world, on phones, large screens and AR glasses.
Mixed reality
Real and digital objects interact live, ideal for training, design and teamwork.
Spatial computing
Apps anchored to real places, with spatial mapping and geospatial data.
Holography
High-impact holographic visuals for retail, exhibitions and installations.
Technologies we work with
Built for the device that fits
With Apple Vision Pro, we are pushing what AR can do. We choose each device for the experience, not the trend, and test it in real public spaces.
- Head-mounted displays, from Meta Quest to Apple Vision Pro
- Smartphones and tablets, the most accessible immersive platform
- Smart glasses for hands-free training and guided visits
- Trackers, haptics and spatial anchors where the experience needs them
What we deliver
From concept to launch
- 01Concept & UXThe idea, the user journey and how people will use it on site.
- 023D content & appsModels, environments and the app itself, built for the target device.
- 03Web AR & mobileAR that runs in the phone browser or in an app: scan, tap and play.
- 04Vision Pro & MR appsSpatial apps that blend digital objects into real rooms.
- 05Hardware selectionHeadsets, glasses, screens and accessories, specified and supplied.
- 06Launch & supportOn-site deployment, testing and support after launch.
Sectors we serve
- Tourism, leisure & entertainment
- Consumer goods
- Real estate & interior design
- Museums & observation decks
- Training & education
- Healthcare
- Luxury
- Sports
Related projects
Selected work
Sharjah Tourism
Sharjah AR portal
Five destinations across Sharjah through location-based storytelling, audio guides, AR views and a live map.
View project →Browser ARWeb AR
Eyewear try-on, an AR treasure hunt and an AR football game, right in the phone browser.
View project →Augmented realityAR mirror
A mirror that becomes a portal: try on outfits and hairstyles, or jump to faraway places.
View project →Mixed realityMR interior design
See furniture in your own home before you decide, with a mixed reality design tool.
View project →IFFCOAR football game
An AR mobile football game with a connected leaderboard, one of the first AR games in Dubai.
View project →Mixed realityMixed reality museum
Artefacts that leap off their frames and tell their own stories, in mixed reality.
View project →FAQ
What is the difference between AR, VR and MR?
AR overlays digital content, such as images or text, on the real world through a phone or AR glasses. VR replaces your surroundings with a digital world, seen through a headset. MR blends both, so digital objects interact with the real world in real time.
How can AR, VR and MR help my business?
AR lets customers see products in their own space, VR lets staff practise skills safely, and MR lets teams work on digital objects together. The result is more engagement, better training and a competitive edge.
Do people need to download an app?
Not always. Web AR runs in the phone's browser, so people scan a code and start.