Challenge
The customer required a comprehensive VR platform for multi-user medical education. The platform was designed to be flexible, to allow for quickly building new VR simulations tailored to the specific needs of various medical organizations.
The customer had already developed the back-end, 3D assets, and other visual content. They were looking for skilled Unity developers who could create VR environments for medical study and ensure seamless interactions within the virtual setting.
Relying on our extensive hands-on experience and in-depth expertise in XR technology, the client chose HQSoftware to implement the project and accomplish its objectives.
The customer required a comprehensive VR platform for multi-user medical education. The platform was designed to be flexible, to allow for quickly building new VR simulations tailored to the specific needs of various medical organizations.
The customer had already developed the back-end, 3D assets, and other visual content. They were looking for skilled Unity developers who could create VR environments for medical study and ensure seamless interactions within the virtual setting.
Relying on our extensive hands-on experience and in-depth expertise in XR technology, the client chose HQSoftware to implement the project and accomplish its objectives.
Solution
In close collaboration with the customer’s development team, HQSoftware engineered a VR platform for medical learning and training, compliant with Meta Quest 2 (Oculus Quest 2).
The application involves multi-user access and offers 3 user roles with corresponding rights:
- Student – participates in immersive medical classes and interacts with visual content.
- Teacher – controls and assesses students’ performance, supervises medical classes, and manages simulations.
- Admin – manages the platform, classrooms, and 3D content.
The platform provides several VR environments, including the lobby and classrooms. Students can communicate in special virtual rooms and invite other users to perform various manipulations together, for example:
- study anatomy: load 3D models of organs, rotate them, split them into smaller parts, and hide particular elements;
- learn the features of certain medical procedures;
- study theory:
- conduct live lectures;
- share videos, pdf files, or presentations;
- take training sessions in VR simulation; etc.
In close collaboration with the customer’s development team, HQSoftware engineered a VR platform for medical learning and training, compliant with Meta Quest 2 (Oculus Quest 2).
The application involves multi-user access and offers 3 user roles with corresponding rights:
- Student – participates in immersive medical classes and interacts with visual content.
- Teacher – controls and assesses students’ performance, supervises medical classes, and manages simulations.
- Admin – manages the platform, classrooms, and 3D content.
The platform provides several VR environments, including the lobby and classrooms. Students can communicate in special virtual rooms and invite other users to perform various manipulations together, for example:
- study anatomy: load 3D models of organs, rotate them, split them into smaller parts, and hide particular elements;
- learn the features of certain medical procedures;
- study theory:
- conduct live lectures;
- share videos, pdf files, or presentations;
- take training sessions in VR simulation; etc.
Results
A comprehensive VR platform with a high level of detail, featuring multi-user access, various VR environments, and personalized virtual rooms for collaborative learning.
The client highly appreciated our technical expertise and the soft skills of the dedicated team members and plans to continue the cooperation to create new VR simulations.
A comprehensive VR platform with a high level of detail, featuring multi-user access, various VR environments, and personalized virtual rooms for collaborative learning.
The client highly appreciated our technical expertise and the soft skills of the dedicated team members and plans to continue the cooperation to create new VR simulations.
