Hello everyone! How are you? Were you missing another post mortem of ours? With that Q&A structure that you like so much? Don’t worry, today I’ll provide you with a brand new one! :-)

As said in this post, we proposed as technical sponsors for the Global Game Jam 2016 event here in Turin (organized by Treatabit and T-union) because we wanted to see what developers think about our virtual reality solution and its related SDK. It has been a truly great experience, so we decided to write an article about it. Ready? Go!

On January 22nd, we participated to the award ceremony of Faber Day. As we told you in our previous post, we were selected among the 12 winners of the contest, with our ImmotionRoom solution.

I’ll write here a short post-mortem about the event, in the classical Q&A form that I use in every postmortem (like in this one and this other one).

We’re happy to announce you that on January 6th, we have pre-ordered 2 Oculus Rift CV1!! They’ll arrive here in April, and we can’t wait to play with them! You know that we’re virtual reality enthusiasts… so you can imagine how curious we are…

The preorder moment was really exciting: it has been like purchasing the tickets for the concert of a big rock star, like U2 or Bruce Springsteen.

Hello everyone! How are going your holidays?

We have not had so much time for relaxing, because we decided to participate to the Wonder Light Night exhibition in Bardonecchia, Italy… so we had to work during the holidays to prepare for the event: we fixed some bugs and make improvements to our demo, prepared all the documents to handle the customers queue and organized all the stuff to be ready for the demo day.

This was our second exhibition, so we were prepared to handle a similar event: if you remember, we had the first exhibition more than one month ago: it was the Wearable Tech Torino and there we learned a lot of things, as I explained in the relative post-mortem.

I like to write post-mortems using a Q&A structure, as in a fake interview, so I’ll make this article in the same way. Hope you’ll like it :-). Ready? GO!

We’ve just been at our first exhibition as exhibitors and we think it would be a good idea just to talk to all of you about all our impressions, ideas, problems and so on. So, I’m here writing in this post everything that comes out of my head, hoping it will help someone out there.

This is the second (and last) part of this long post. If you haven’t read the first part, you can find it here.

We’ve just been at our first exhibition as exhibitors and we think it would be a good idea just to talk to all of you about all our impressions, ideas, problems and so on. So, I’m here writing in this post everything that comes out of my head, hoping it will help someone out there.

(I’ll split this post in multiple parts and I’ll give this article an interview form because I think this will make it more readable than a 20-pages-long-essay about exhibitions that will serve only to help my readers to sleep easily :-) ). Let's start!

Welcome to the last episode of this post serie!

The time has come… and we are almost ready for the show. These are frenetic days in which we are doing a lot of things: like preparing slides (we’ll have a public talk about our company and a workshop about VR development!), finalizing the demos (have you seen the picture of the beautiful avatar you can impersonate in our demo?), cutting away features we hadn’t the time to implement, inviting people, writing posts on our blog … and getting really mad :-)

Goooood morning to all you Immotiofans! Were you wondering what we made during this week? Great! Keep reading and you’ll know!

Last week Gianni was in the U.S. to attend the Microsoft MVP Summit in Seattle (if you don’t know what a Microsoft MVP is, read this). He learned a lot talking with other members of the Microsoft community and dev teams and visited a lot of interesting labs. He showcased live our solution for the first time and obtained some good feedbacks! Hope this will be the first one of a lot of successful exhibitions!

Hello everyone! I’m writing from Turin, Italy, while my startup buddy is in the USA to showcase our solution in a private exhibition in Seattle, Washington (as we told you in a previous post). I miss him a bit, but luckily he’ll be back next week, maybe with good news for us!

Hello everyone!

This last week has been very very hard and challenging for us. We are currently doing a lot of things: