While both virtual tours and 360 content provide immersive experiences, they serve different purposes.

A virtual tour is a curated sequence of 360-degree images or videos that guide users through a series of connected spaces, offering a structured and interactive exploration.

On the other hand, 360 content typically refers to individual panoramic images or videos captured in every direction, allowing viewers to look around freely but without the structured navigation found in a virtual tour. Virtual tours are like a guided journey, while 360 content offers a more open-ended and exploratory experience.

VR can enhance engagement, improve training simulations, facilitate virtual tours, and provide unique marketing experiences. It’s a powerful tool for creating memorable and impactful content across various sectors.

Yes and No.

No, because some content (virtual tours)can be accessed on a standard computer or mobile device.

Yes, because to fully experience VR, you typically need a VR headset such as Meta Quest, Oculus Rift, HTC Vive, or other compatible devices.

We cater to a diverse range of industries, including real estate, education, healthcare, tourism, and corporate training.

The timeline for Virtual Tour production varies based on the complexity and scope of the project. Simple experiences may take a few days to weeks, while more intricate projects might require some weeks or even months.