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Defining Virtual Reality | Inspiring Workspaces by BOS Link to FacebookLink to LinkedInLink to InstagramLink to XLink to PinterestLink to YoutubeLink to FlickrLink to MailModern Workplace Series About Company Company and Culture Team Work at BOS Sustainability Inspiration Centers Roselle, IL – HQ Chicago, IL Orlando, FL Tampa, FL Sales Offices Tallahassee Naples & Southwest Florida Partners BOS & Haworth Vendors Philanthropy Projects Services Overview proACT – The BOS Process 360° Experience Operational Excellence Services Furnishings Workspace Consultation Design Services Installation Services Decommissioning & Trade In Warehousing Technology Integration Culture Promotion & Digital Solutions Corporate Signage & Branding Products Workspaces Seating Desks Tables Storage Architectural Products Phone Booths Technology Collaborative Accessories Resimercial & Fun Ergonomic & Wellness Inspiration Be Inspired Blog Work Inspired Podcast Workplace Insights Videos Lookbook Idea Starters Gallery Markets Corporate Learning Healthcare Government Hospitality Professional Services Automotive Connect Search Search " data-av_svg_icon='search' data-av_iconset='svg_entypo-fontello'> Click to open the search input field Click to open the search input field Search Menu Menu Defining Virtual Reality When it comes to VR, AR, MR, 360 and 3D experiences, knowing there exact definitions can be tricky. Recently, we made a video focusing only on one term, virtual reality, or VR.

To define and understand virtual reality, we need to first understand four variables:

Space type

The content in your virtual reality experience is space type. This can be real world content, synthetic content, or a mix of both. In the above video, we have two different types of spaces, a synthetic rendered space created by Haworth, and then our collaborate room in our headquarters.

Media type

Media type is exactly how it sounds, what type of media (photo, video, etc.) are you showcasing for your VR experience? A critical point to consider is that in order to fully create a true VR experience, you need to exhibit enhanced user control, or, how does someone control the space that they are viewing?

Publishing platform

You can do this by rendering out single scenes in a rendering software, or you can take a 360 camera, and then you take those photos and embed them into a website like Yulio or RoundMe.

User control

Once you determine your space and media type and the publishing platform, you are ready then ready to showcase this to an end user for them to control their VR experience. You can hand them a VR headset where they can walk through a space via hotspots to look at how a space will look fully furnished products, or you can take them on a tour guide and show them around your facility.

Virtual Reality is rapidly evolving technology, and we may even see its definition change over time, but for now, know that to have a complete VR experience, consider your space type, media type, publishing platform and user control. With these four aspects in place, you will be able to create complete VR experiences for your end users to enjoy.

Looking to learn how to incorporate virtual reality into your business? Contact one of our virtual experts today to learn how!

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