Hi everyone! We’ve got some big news for you: thanks to the fantastic success of our participation to the WTT Exhibition here in Turin, WTT organizer Jetop asked us to participate to a new exhibition: Bardonecchia Wonder Light Night.

Bardonecchia Wonder Light Night is an exhibition about innovation and entertainment that will be held January 4^th, 2016 in the central plaza of Bardonecchia (Piazza De Gasperi). If you don’t know where Bardonecchia is… well, it is 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.

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!

Hello all! Today I am starting a new introductory blog series about Virtual Reality topics, to spread the knowledge about this interesting world, which, unfortunately, is still unknown by too many people. Arguments will cover technological aspects, programming and experience sharing. If you would like to know more about a specific topic or have something to add or share, feel free to write me an email or comment each post. Your feedback is very important to me!

Our stand at the WTT event was a huge success! They have been two very very intense days, full of joy, confusion, satisfaction and hard work. A lot of people tried our solution… and most of them were satisfied. Gianni’s workshop was sold out and positively reviewed. We’ve meet a lot of people, a lot of innovators and made new friends.

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 :-)

ImmotionAR, a division of Beps Engineering, has the pleasure to invite all of you to the WTT exhibition here in Turin, Italy, on November 20-21.

What we will do:

• We will make people try our prototype solution for immersivity in a virtual world, that uses Kinect sensors and an Oculus Rift / GearVR headset
• Gianni will make a speech about VR and our solutions and will hold a workshop about how to develop applications for Virtual Reality using Unity 3D, replicating his successful Virtual Reality course available on Pluralsight

Why come and visiting us:

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: