vDen brings teamwork to VR with an easy to get in and out space that enables face to face discussions, meetings, and gatherings.
vDen enables a group of people to be immersed together in the same virtual experience where they can communicate and collaborate as the would do in real life.
vDen is an 8’x8’ space surrounded by projection screens. 4 projectors display 3D images on all sides and the floor. Images are generated to provide a seamless 3D world for the user, the walls disappear and the user feels to be surrounded by a virtual world.
See the What’s in the Box? page for more details.
Anything! vDen can be used for any virtual reality task, but its main strengths are in tasks that require multiple people to work together, like design reviews, customer presentations or discussions of any kind. See the gallery below for a variety of application scenarios.
If you want to know more about vDen, contact us or come visit us to experience it first hand.
With vDen it is possible to have multiple people inside the design, which allows a much more direct process than in a head-mounted display.
Whenever a virtual oject or environment needs to be presented to a customer, vDen enables doing that without losing the connection with the customer.
vDen allows collaborative learning, enabling users to work together to solve problems, e.g. assembling molecules according to Lewis’ valence rules.
vDen allows users to be inside an immersive space that presents information about different topics, for example human anatomy.
In many cases when a building, machine, construction or similar needs to be reviewed, several people need to collaborate to make decisions. vDen allows doing this immersed, toegther.
vDen allows inspecting and experiencing buildings and other large structures in an immersive fashion long before they are built.
The Early Access Edition of vDen is available for pre-order now, take a look at the What’s in the Box? page to see exactly what is included. If you are convinced, please contact us here.
vDen has been developed at the Emerging Analytics Center (EAC) at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock and it is protected under several patents. The Team together has more than 50 years of experience in developing and designing virtual reality hardware and software systems, including the first vDen-like system, the CAVE, in 1992.
The motivation for vDen was to design and develop a system that can make this technology affordable for a much wider audience than ever before. See Why vDen? for more details.
vDen is ready to launch. We want to make sure it is useful for a wide variety of applications, and we would be happy to talk to you how it can work for you.
