Every day, more architects are turning to virtual reality, driven by the rapid emergence of headsets and platforms. Architecture firms are seeking efficient ways to present their new developments, and VR technology is making a powerful impact in the visualization of unbuilt projects.
The arrival of Oculus virtual reality headsets took architectural walkthroughs to another level. Their advanced sensor technology, new controllers, and screen quality deliver a superior immersive experience.
Between 2017 and 2018, the Oculus Go was introduced. This headset offered high-quality visualization without relying on a PC or cables, making it perfect for client presentations and internal design reviews with the project team. The Oculus Go was the VR device that successfully captured the attention of the mainstream public, as the first Oculus device to offer users genuine freedom of movement and portability.
