Groove Jones

Apple’s ARKit and Google’s ARCore. Groove Jones developed the AR in collaboration with American Airlines and Locus Labs.

its development projects and ensure its automotive materials can meet the needs of tomorrow.

Groove Jones worked with the Covestro Future of mobility (FoM) team launch a new VR (Virtual Reality) experience that allows you to step into that future.

The Covestro team predicts that autonomous vehicles, electric vehicles, and vehicles built for ridesharing purposes will shift the focus from the driving experience to the riding experience, which will requiremore high-value material solutions for vehicle interiors. GrooveJones worked with the team to illustrate that story through a dynamicand interactive VR experience.

 

from their home, a drive on a busy highway and then into the city. This five-minute interactive experience put them in a variety of scenarios where they faced numerous obstacles and hazards to demonstrate safety technology.

The users attempted to react to the hazards and obstacles with a game controller to see how they measure up against the Co-Pilot360 technology. This was achieved by programming eye tracking into the experience to accurately understand which obstacles they noticed versus the ones that they missed.

These new DAT (Driver Assisted Technologies) are becoming an important part of your everyday life. This was the first time an automaker demonstrated the technologies in a side by side comparison, giving drivers a firsthand experience to test their abilities and compare against a DAT ride along.

You will RIDE along and experience how DAT systems work.

You will get to REACT and compete against the new technology and test your reaction skills.

Then you will get to REVIEW how your reactions compare with the new Ford DAT technology.

the 2018 International Builders’ Show (IBS) in Atlanta to rave reviews.

For those that have heard about tankless water systems, but are overwhelmed by what it takes to install one, this VR experience is the key to overcoming those fears. In no time, you get a first hand experience of installing Rinnai’s newest system while a crowd cheers you on at the IBS trade show.

 

of Sleep Number’s fan engagement at the game.

Nearly 6000 People Played

Nearly 6,000 people took part in the VR experience, while countless others look on through the glass front. 

Sleep Better. Play Better.

The game experience is fun but it has a message. The first part of the game sets the stage, you have 60 seconds to throw as many passes as you can at targets down the field. The further the target, the higher the points.

interact and engage with the AR experience.

Celebrating the New Year – Using Augmented Reality to See Fashion and Fitness Everywhere

To celebrate the new year, Groove Jones helped Amazon use AR (Augmented Reality) at a health and wellness event. The private event was held in New York and included some of the top fashion social media influencers and bloggers. iPads were setup around various stations at the event for the guests to interact and engage with the AR experience.

The experience was built using Apple’s new ARKit technology. This technology enables iPhone and iPad devices with iOS 11 to view and interact specially built AR content.

Social Share the AR Experience

The AR App allowed guests to select different workout routines as well as different outfits. The guests could then record and share the fun they were having with these AR lenses to a variety of different social platforms. Below are some shots shared on Instagram.

the show got the chance to step into the AHS world with the HTC Vive.

Debuting publicly for the first time just outside the convention center at the Hilton Bayfront Park, FX built an immersive American Horror Story VR experience for fans inside a dark ominous looking silo.

North Kingdom, the creative agency, selected Groove Jones as the VR studio to help bring their vision to life. This was not an experience for the faint of heart. This was top notch horror and fans were given a glimpse into what was ahead in this years super secret season.

After entering the silo, fans are taken into a room and asked to lay down on a bed structure.

Sounds of screaming can be heard outside of the silo.

Huge Success

• +200,000,000 social impressions were generated at Comic-Con
• +440,000,000 media impressions
• 2017 Winner of Best VR at the Shorty Awards

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The theme of  Nevada’s “Don’t Fence Me In” attitude gave people in San Francisco, Los Angeles and San Diego areas the opportunity to experience a 360-degree virtual road trip throughout Nevada. The experience follows a group of young adventurers as they climb, kayak and drive across, around and through the state’s epic landscapes. Groove Jones worked with the agency Fahlgren Mortine on the commercial video production and Evolve Concepts on the mobile tour.

“California is one of Nevada’s main drive and fly markets, so we want to bring residents an unmatched Nevada experience, knowing the virtual scenery will be a complete contrast to their current physical surroundings,” Claudia Vecchio, director of the Nevada Department of Tourism and Cultural Affairs, said. “We want to unleash people’s adventure mindset by transporting them from a bustling city with crowds of people to wide-open spaces and the most breathtaking landscapes in the country.”