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Virtual Reality for Employee OnBoarding – A Game Changing Move for Workplaces

VR Employee Training for new hires in onboarding process has many benefits like improved interactivity, increased retention, better branding, reduction of costs, and improved engagement. Virtual reality enabled employee training gives new employees a close approximation to the new workplace.

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XR for empathy | Disability Awareness - Walking in someone else's shoes

GMetri is used by a number of leading organisations for creating XR content designed to leverage the power of virtual reality to elicit empathy.

Learn using Virtual Reality

Creating your XR Experience Storyboard

Before you commence creating experiences on GMetri, it is always good to have a clear outline of what you're building. While there are many ways to create a storyboard (we have seen some

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Building Gamified Content for Virtual Reality

Much like any storyboard, content in XR can be broken down into setting and action elements. The setting defines the look and feel of an experience, in the case of a company that

Competition

GMetri XR Design Challenge - Design for Immersive Media

XR (or eXtended Reality) is the blanket term for Virtual, Augmented and Mixed Reality. With data breaking into our 3D world, where it truly belongs, Immersive media are taking the center-stage. Present day

Virtual Reality in eCommerce

Can XR redefine online shopping? Translating the traditional to the modern with Fabindia.

This demo Virtual Reality XR eCommerce store for Fabindia translates traditional e-commerce to a new-age interface - 360 online shopping., enhancing user engagement with a brand has a direct relation to an increase in sales.

VR in Logistics

Improving Employee Efficiency with XR (Virtual & Augmented Reality) Training for the Logistics / Shipping Industry

The Logistics & Shipping industry is one of the largest employers globally, offering roles across the skill spectrum. Learn how GMetri’s XR solutions make employees remember 80%+ of what is taught while reducing the training time by 75%. Delivering, game-changing implementations for Accenture, Bosch

VR in Fashion

Translating artistic design principles to Virtual Reality

The Concept: Merchandising the Goldfish To put it blandly, this is a virtual reality retail experience designed with the Timeless 2019 Summer collection from Zara. All stories are about other stories. I am

Dynamic VR Background

Spice up your webpage with a dynamic VR background

This guide is the most basic of the basics, out of what you can do with VR on your web page. We are going to use the A-Frame library to embed a VR viewer on your page. We will use this to view a 360 degree panoramic image.

VR in Fashion

Can VR help models to train for the Fashion Industry?

The fashion industry is working hard to maintain an aura of prestige & glamour, but for models on inside, reality is quite different. GMetri's VR experience contains different training scenarios as part of VR Employee Trainings which cover relevant topics, such as Taking Polaroids, Going to castings

VR Intergration to Teachable

How to integrate VR content in Teachable e-learning courses

There are a couple of things to do next while you're getting set up: making your site private and inviting your team.

Facebook

GMetri shortlisted by Facebook among most promising VR/AR startups in India

We are very proud to announce that GMETRI is one of the nine start-ups selected for T-Hub and Facebook’s joint accelerator program, India Innovation Hub.

React VR

Animations 101 with ReactVR

Learn how animations work in ReactVR. To begin, it is essential to understand quickly the basics of ReactVR Animations and the Animated API.

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Chrome 59 and three.js

Using an external script also meant that we were downloading more data than required, but overall efficiency and performance improved greatly.

Virtual Reality for Web

VR for the Web. Finally.

Would you believe me if I told you we had motion tracking head mounted displays that enabled what we call Virtual Reality today, even before the invention of the hand-held calculator?