BioTic

Interactive Room Tour

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Pilot project – Interactive storytelling in a nutshell

We create bespoke experiences and interactive stories for our clients for a wide variety of occasions. To provide a clear overview of the options, features and areas of application, we have compiled them in a straightforward showcase.

More than just a room tour

A popular scenario is a virtual tour of a property. To this end, we have created the fictional company BioTic. The company wishes to showcase its new headquarters to its staff, as well as to customers and partners. There’s plenty to discover here, as alongside the new office spaces, there are fully equipped high-tech laboratories just waiting to be explored, and the functions of the machinery to be investigated.

BioTic
BioTic

Presentation mode or Discovery mode – the choice is yours

Our interactive stories can be told in two ways.

Present

You guide your audience through the application and explore the story together. In this way, you tell a straightforward story in which you can go into all the relevant details. This format is particularly suitable for conferences, presentations and lectures.

Discover

You allow your users to explore the application independently, just like an open-world game – so everyone experiences their own unique journey through your world. This mode is primarily used for showrooms, trade fairs and events.

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BioTic Cinematics

Storytelling – The focus is on the experience

We focus on infotainment that brings facts to life and illustrates them in three dimensions. This allows viewers to become an integral part of the experience and actively engage with the story, rather than simply consuming it passively. Unlike a video, this experience leaves a lasting impression on customers’ minds.

This is how we create memorable experiences, whilst deliberately avoiding complicated game mechanics that distract from the actual content or overwhelm inexperienced users.

What we certainly don’t want to do without, however, is interaction. Thanks to a simple control system, every visitor can navigate through the rooms and interact with the marked objects.
This also applies to presentation mode, because what could be worse than having technical issues ruin an important presentation? To this end, pre-defined camera movements can be recorded, which are integrated into the premises and become a natural part of the tour. This allows for challenging sections to be planned in advance, enabling the speakers to concentrate fully on their scripts.
What’s more, thanks to Open XR, our app works on (almost) all popular VR headsets.

A unique story without character development

Thanks to our in-house developed all-in-one tool, we can bring your story to life easily and cost-effectively. Nevertheless, you won’t be getting an off-the-shelf product, as our framework is expandable and customisable. This means we create every story to your specifications, making it unique. That’s what makes our application arguably the coolest alternative to PowerPoint – and you’ll be the hero at your next conference!

A never-ending story?

We love telling stories and look forward to hearing new ones. The more unusual, the better. So don’t let this simple showcase limit your imagination – we can do so much more!

What’s your story?

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BioTic Gameplay

Technical details

  • High-quality graphics thanks to 4K and real-time ray tracing (RTX)
  • Live configurations of, for example, furnishings, surface materials or similar items
  • Sounds and dynamic details for a more immersive experience
  • Functions that can be configured via the menu, such as switching between VR and desktop mode, top view and other settings
  • Option to stream to mobile devices
  • Integration of information / presentation content (traditional slides, images, text and videos) and interactive objects

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