Immersive Design by Cause + Christi XR

Vivaldi Sweeps Up at the 5th Annual Polys Immersive Awards!

Our Vivaldi app won Education Experience of the Year, Entertainment Experience of the Year, and Experience of the Year at the Polys Immersive Awards, and has even been featured in Forbes!

Ship Happens! - A WebXR Escape Room Game by Cause + Christi

Ship Happens – Our WebXR Escape Room

In partnership with HTC VIVERSE we are most pleased to announce the release of our first ever free-to-play fully WebXR-delivered immersive escape room game: “SHIP HAPPENS” and we cannot wait for you to play it!

CLEO ABRAM & MKBHD BEAM INTO OUR 3D WORLD

Acclaimed tech YouTubers, Cleo Abram (@CleoAbram) of Huge If True, and Marques Brownlee (@MKBHD), recently embarked on a unique volumetric journey together, teleporting into one of our bespoke 3D worlds!

James George and Sophia Moshasha captured in the Scatter Depthkit volumetric stage

The 3rd Annual Polys WebXR Awards

This year's WebXR Awards was broadcast live from ZeroSpace in Brooklyn, NY. We teamed up with Scatter using Depthkit Studio to integrate live volumetric captures of presenters and guests into a Unity scene and back out to the show. We also facilitated the AltspaceVR funeral.

Failed To Render Comedy Club

We worked with Kyle Render to custom build the Failed To Render Comedy Club hosted in AltspaceVR! BIG NEWS: As the longest-running professional VR comedy club, Failed To Render recently teamed up with Kenan Thompson to find the funniest comedians of the Metaverse!

Foremother’s Cafe

We worked with author Helen Lundström Erwin to create the Foremothers Café, which serves as a crucial meeting space during the women’s suffrage movement in Helen's Historic Novel: Sour Milk in Sheep’s Wool. Helen now uses her Foremothers Cafe in social VR to host discussions and events regularly!

Featured on PBS: Hip Hop Cypher

We worked with Collimation to create a holographic Hip Hop Cypher in virtual reality. Set in a dark, rat-infested underground NY subway station, each performer was beamed onto our stage as a full-body projection, with original photography by artist Young Guru featured throughout the space.