Client: Yale play4REAL XR Lab
Date: May 2020 - August 2021
Duration: 78 man-days
Freeze is an Augmented Reality prototype for the Magic Leap One, designed to discuss and promote healthy and informed decision making regarding alcohol consumption. The players assumes the role of a high school student with control over time, who uses their powers to protect themself and their peers from a variety of dangerous situations within the context of a party.
Client: Pleiadian Systemss
Date: Feb - March 2021
Duration: 12 man-days
Feasibility study in which we aimed to determine the best approach for a general simulation involving gas, smoke, and fire that would be able to run on an Oculus Quest 2 virtual reality headset. The results were used to gain insights in the cost to build such a system for training of fire fighters and gas utility workers.
Client: University of Michigan
Date: March 2019 - Dec 2020
Duration: 80 man-days
Prototype which originated from a PreviewLabs-led brainstorm session aiming to come up with ideas to educate about distracted driving. The prototype was developed in four iterations and lets the player discover how their ability to navigate a spaceship is impaired by various distractions.
Client: Education e-Solutions F.Z.C.
Date: October 2020
Duration: 10 man-days
In this experience for the HTC Vive, university students practice the process of improving and determining the hardness of metal. Using our rapid prototyping experience, our client was able to demonstrate how students can be taught about the different steps in the process.
Client: University of Michigan
Date: November 2019
Duration: 10 man-days
In this prototype, the player smashes rocks in VR to obtain gemstones, and then needs to sort them by shape and color. After playing for a while, some distractions are introduced: pressing a sequence of buttons, and chasing away a ghost. The prototype was one of three concepts originating from a PreviewLabs-led brainstorm session, aiming to come up with ideas to educate people about the dangers of distracted driving.
Client: Yale play4REAL XR Lab
Date: Dec 2017 - Nov 2019
Duration: 191 man-days
Brainstorm session and six iterations for a vaping prevention game prototype for a large research study at Yale, sponsored by Oculus VR. In the game, players learn to understand the dynamics of peer pressure, practice strategies for refusing, and gain knowledge about vaping. While early iterations of the prototype used the Samsung Gear VR, later iterations used the Oculus Go.
Client: UC Irvine
Date: Nov 2016 - Aug 2019
Duration: 148 man-days
In Pain Buddy, children with chronic pain are incentivized to complete a standardized assessment to allow following up on their pain levels and making timely adjustments in their care. We achieved this by making the assessments playful, and rewarding the kids with points which they can use to customize their avatar as well as to play various minigames we designed. Work included six iterations as well as support work in the years afterwards as our client used the prototype to study a large amount of kids in a hospital setting.
Client: University of Michigan
Date: April - May 2019
Duration: 11 man-days
In this prototype, the player slices ingredients in VR while following recipes like a cook, while encountering all kinds of distractions – including burning food and smoke alarms. The prototype was one of three concepts originating from a PreviewLabs-led brainstorm session, aiming to come up with ideas to educate people about the dangers of distracted driving.
Client: IWT
Date: March 2018 - Jan 2019
Duration: 54 man-days
Two iterations for a Virtual Reality Exposure Therapy (VRET) prototype for HTC Vive and Google Cardboard in which an elevator scenario and in-car traffic scenario was created. The scenarios were highly customizable to allow matching the various aspects that could trigger anxiety in test subjects suffering from claustrophobia and panic disorder.
Client: Edification Project
Date: May - Sept 2018
Duration: 16 man-days
This prototype explored how the effects of recreational opioid usage could be portrayed through storytelling and simulation in VR in which you adopt the point of view of a teenager experimenting with the drugs. The prototype was also used for pitching purposes.
Client: Harvard Center for Addiction Medicine
Date: October 2017 - August 2018
Duration: 85 man-days
A minimum viable product (MVP) for a gamified smoking cessation app, helping people through the first weeks of being smoke-free after deciding to quit smoking. It was released on the iOS App Store and on Google Play for the purpose of a randomized controlled trial. Our work included a brainstorm session in which we came up with various ways to improve upon an earlier version of the app developed by our client.
Client: IWT
Date: March - May 2018
Duration: 18 man-days
This mobile coaching prototype simulates guiding a patient with claustrophobia or general panic disorder who is following VR exposure therapy sessions. The prototype was developed as part of the PATRONUS research project in conjunction with a VR exposure therapy prototype that we developed.
Client: Cousteau
Date: Jan - Feb 2018
Duration: 9 man-days
Technical prototype in which we developed a solution to allow creating 360 degree animated content by combining a 360 degree image with a video cropped from a 360 degree video. This technical solution was used by our client in a project for Brussels Airlines in which they showcased various features of the in-flight experience.
Client: XRHealth (formerly VRHealth)
Date: Nov - Dec 2017
Duration: 8 man-days
Windows Mixed Reality prototype to distract people having surgery by having them watch videos of their choice. The surgeon can send the patient messages during surgery or adjust the view in VR.
Client: Cronos Groep
Date: Nov 2016 - Sept 2017
Duration: 32 man-days
HoloLens prototype, exploring how someone wearing a HoloLens could call in the help from a person supporting them remotely from a regular computer – while allowing to share their view. The remote support person could walk the HoloLens user through maintenance steps of a complex machine. In a second iteration, the prototype was adjusted to serve as a tool to help Cronos’s business developers sell HoloLens solutions integrated. In this iteration, the recognition of images in the real-world environment using Vuforia was added.
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