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VR for manufacturing is a form of interactive simulation that allows manufacturers to create an immersive environment for testing and production of a 3D structure of any model. VR allows manufacturers to create virtual models and simulations of their products. They can be used to test different features and scenarios and find the best way to produce them.

With the ability of VR to transfer and fully immerse users in a virtual environment, the technology is an excellent method of distracting patients with chronic and acute pain. Although the first attempts to implement Virtual Reality for pain management date back to the 1990s, the technology in this field is still relatively new and drawing more and more attention from the medical community and software providers.

The benefits of video conferencing seem too attractive to pass up. Therefore, this method of business communication will remain firmly incorporated into today’s work environment. But there are no universal communication tools that will cover all the possible business tasks. That’s where AR technology comes in.

We at HQSoftware have recently launched a new service for potential partners — free VR prototype development. Any company can send us 3D files and get VR experience with basic mechanics in 4 steps.

The main goal of using AR/VR technologies for corporate events is to improve the traditional way of holding events, especially when adapting to remote working environments.