ImmersaCAD, an innovative company bringing light to the emerging platform of virtual reality, has announced the launch of its new website, and its app, now available in the Google Play Store.
With the help of Dr. Lee Martin from The University of Tennessee’s College of Engineering, four classmates came together to design a virtual reality software for navigation of 3D CAD models.
“What makes ImmersaCAD unique is that it solves the problem of motion sickness typically associated with virtual reality through its intuitive patent-pending One-Touch Navigation system,” said Martin. “Now you can explore without getting uncomfortable and fully navigate your models with ease.”
ImmersaCAD targets architects, interior designers and engineers who want to experience their CAD designs and serve their clients in a compelling way. The software is made to adapt virtual reality equipment for use in architecture and engineering applications. The devices enable architects to walk through and around planned structures, rather than simply reviewing sets of drawings. The new app — ImmersaCAD Cardboard Version 1.0 or ImmersaCAD GearVR Version 1.0 — features integrations for both the Google Cardboard and Samsung GearVR immersive displays.
"Working with ImmersaCAD is an incredible experience, and it will revolutionize how design professionals communicate their work,” said Kyle Leinart, Vice President of Software Development and a co-inventor of One-touch Navigation™. “Through ImmersaCAD, designers will be able to show the emotional impact of their work instead of simply presenting a project on a piece of paper or on a 2D screen."
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