Immerse yourself in the future with 3D VR 180 stereoscopic Videos.
Are you ready to transform the way your audience perceives the world? Welcome to the era of immersive 3D VR 180 videos, where reality merges with innovation to create unforgettable experiences.
Engaging immersive experience
Thanks to immersive technologies and next-generation headsets, projects featuring 3D VR 180 content elevate new customer acquisition and enhance your brand’s reputation. Showcasing your company or products through immersive videos brings customers closer to your world in an innovative and exciting way.
Esimple delivers comprehensive 3D VR 180 solutions from the initial concept and professional filming to editing and creating applications for the latest headsets. We also provide hardware and support for events and live demonstrations.
Tailored solutions for Every Application
With this advanced technology, you can create highly immersive experiences—perfect for permanent venues like museums, historical sites, and art galleries, as well as temporary events, trade shows, and exhibitions. This innovative format enhances the perception of realism, offering your audience a new level of interaction and engagement. Your brand will be perceived as innovative and attuned to new communication systems. Interactive 3D VR video projects captivate adults and are also perfect tools for educating younger audiences who learn while having fun. Studies have shown that immersive solutions significantly increase the average attention span of young people.
Emotion at the Heart of the Experience
Our in-house team’s years of experience in digital marketing and innovative technology development enable us to design creative, exciting, and unique experiences.
Engaging Interactivity
With 3D VR, the user is no longer a passive spectator but the center of the action. Interactivity allows users to explore, discover, and react, transforming every experience into a personal and dynamic journey.
Dynamic Storytelling
With 3D VR, storytelling becomes a dynamic adventure. Users can explore educational content in a fun and engaging way, turning learning into an exciting journey that stimulates curiosity and creativity.
Sensory Activation
3D VR stimulates the senses beyond sight, activating a perception of depth and presence that involves the entire body. Sound effects and haptic feedback elevate the sensory experience, immersing you in a world that feels alive and tangible.
A Journey Through Time: From Stereoscopy to VR 180
The history of 3D video has its roots in 19th-century stereoscopy. Humanity has always sought to virtually replicate what the human eye perceives in depth and immersion. Today, this technology has taken a quantum leap with VR headsets like Meta Quest and Apple Vision, bringing immersiveness to unprecedented levels.
Portfolio
1832
Sir Charles Wheatstone (1802-1875) discovered stereoscopy and designed the reflecting stereoscope, which displays two perspectives from slightly different angles as a single three-dimensional image. His stereoscope consisted of two mirrors joined at 90 degrees.
1849
David Brewster invented the first portable device for three-dimensional vision in 1849. Using prisms and lenses, the lenticular stereoscope was more compact and popular than Wheatstone's because of its portability and ease of use.
1880
The Kaiserpanorama is an optical device, a special type of stereoscope designed for collective viewing of stereograms. It was patented by August Fuhrmann in 1890 and used in Germany between 1880 and the 1920s.
1938
Wilhelm Gruber designed the first View-Master, a viewing device containing a disk of seven small stereoscopic images. The most remembered model of the View-Master today is the red one from the 1970s.
1947
The Stereo Realist is a stereoscopic camera produced by the David White Company from 1947 to 1971. It was the most popular 35mm stereoscopic camera and marked the beginning of the era of stereoscopic photography in the mid-20th century.
50s and 00s
Cinema and TV began experimenting with 3D with red and blue anaglyph glasses, creating the illusion of depth, but limited by distortion and fatigue. Since 2000, the introduction of polarized glasses has improved the visual experience much more realistic and immersive.
2013
The Oculus Rift DK1 was a turning point in the history of modern stereoscopy. Developed by Palmer Luckey and funded on Kickstarter, it made immersive virtual reality accessible to the public. It needed a very powerful PC to work.
2024
The latest generation of visors, such as the Meta Quest 3s and the Apple Vision Pro, represent the most advanced evolution of stereoscopy. These devices integrate cutting-edge technologies, such as high-resolution screens, eye tracking, and mixed reality (AR and VR) systems, and operate stand-alone.
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