When Michigan Medicine reached out to us for a VR prototype that generates awareness about distracted driving without actually putting players in a car, we gladly took on the challenge. Discover what we came up with.
Motion tracking technology has gained interest in- and outside of the games industry. These projects showcase the possibilities of motion tracking cameras.
An article in UCI Magazine details the importance of apps like Pain Buddy for children with severe diseases.
A study concluded that MoMba Live Long is an effective tool to utilize in the fight against smoking.
Find out about how we created convincing fork lift physics in Unity for one of our clients in NYC.
The Pediatric Blood & Cancer Journal has published a study involving the precursor to our work on the Pain Buddy prototype.
Dr. Like Jiang talks about using a prototype to explore how people can participate in urban sound planning.
PreviewLabs’s 10th anniversary is today! For the occasion, I went through the list of projects and blog posts of each year, to compile a list of the highlights of the past ten years. While doing so, I noticed that a lot of the projects weren’t covered yet on our blog, and decided to have this […]
Watch YouTubers react to the rowing physics in VR game Journey For Elysium.
Interested in how physics work in video games and prototypes? We presented about it at NYU.
To stand out in the large crowd of mobile video games on the Apple App Store and Google Play, you need to test your ideas with a good prototype. To help you find out what that might look like, here are three mobile video game prototypes we developed over the past few years.
Two projects PreviewLabs worked on over the past years were featured in the Forbes Top 50 VR Games of 2019. Both Invite Only VR, which we built for XR Pediatrics at Yale University, and Journey For Elysium, for which we built a rowing physics prototype, were featured in this prestigious list.
We don’t only give life to interesting ideas, we also tackle specific challenges with technical proofs of concept. What that means, and what that might look like, you find out here.
Dr. Kimberly Hieftje discusses her expectations of integrating VR in the classroom based on her experience with Invite Only VR.
Curious about the effects of an opioid addiction on your everyday life? Check out this video about The Opioid Addiction Game, in which you get to play through the process of getting addicted to pain killers and deal with the consequences.
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