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By fusing art and technology Vitruvian VR transforms immersive storytelling
360-experienceDevelopmentImmersiveSpaceExplorationVirtualReality ai-technologyarts-mediaeducationfilm-storytellingmusic-performance
Vitruvian VR is an Italian company specializing in the manufacturing of gyroscopic simulators for Virtual Reality. Inspired by Leonardo Da Vinci’s Vitruvian Man, it offers high performance and reactivity, suitable for extended VR applications.
Vitruvian VR redefines art and storytelling by merging physical movement with virtual worlds, enabling profound, immersive experiences. It transforms how people engage with both education and entertainment, unlocking boundless creative potential.
Thousands of users have experienced our prototypes from Europe to the Middle East, leading to from museums, planetariums, and edutainment companies. We won the AWEsome Award at Augmented World Expo 2022
We are creating a platform merging art and technology, enabling immersive storytelling, virtual exploration, and shared human experiences. Vitruvian VR redefines how art and education are accessed through VR.
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Leaderboard page (offline): https://artizen.fyi/projects/vitruvian-vr---space-dive
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