*sigh* I’m officially coining a new acronym here on my blog:
YARTVRA = Yet Another Remote Teams Virtual Reality App
Now, repeat after me: YARTVRA (“YART-verr-uh”). Yes, you’ve got it!
Yep. I found another one. (Actually, more than one. This is just the first post for today.) This one is called STAGE, by a Munich-based company called vr-on:
STAGE describes itself as:
STAGE – the secure virtual reality collaboration platform where teams can watch, experience, and discuss designs and layouts as people do in reality.
Among the suggested use cases for the product are:
- Design reviews
- Layout planning
- Training
- Market research
Here’s their pricing info (all prices are in Euros, per user per month, billed at the yearly rate):
One feature that their website has that I thought was quite interesting was a calculator for determining just how much money your company would save by using STAGE:
This is something that High Fidelity (and other YARTVRA firms) should consider putting on their websites (along with a detailed comparison chart of all their competitors, listing their platform features). Hint, hint…
Question: why is almost everybody in this promotional video using only one hand controller? Did they lose the other one? 😉