ServReality Presented a MRCycle, the App Which Allows Traveling All Over the World Without Leaving Your House
The company ServReality announced about the creation of a program called MRCycle that can be useful for people who want to visit and see on their own different places but who are not ready to leave home for any journeys. It is cross-platform so every user can use a smartphone, a laptop or a personal computer.
KIEV, Ukraine, July 3, 2019 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- The travel industry accepts new technologies very fast. Because of the wide interest in Virtual Reality (VR) and Mixed Reality (MR)technologies a team of the ServReality was tasked to create and introduce the next-generation program which will include interaction with both natural and virtual objects. The main problem of MR is to supply a user with real settings and objectives in the virtual world and synchronize them in real-time with the device, which person use. So that the team has focused on collecting information and data of the most important and attractive places that can be visited by the people. Also if there are any preferences in the bike type, the app allows choosing the most suitable for the user.
Carlos Lо́pez, who is the Founder CEO at Oarsis, once said: "VR and AR will eventually converge, and smart glasses will take over our digital interactions."
And ServReality company succeeded in the creating opportunity to use the digital world in everyday life. Being unable to travel a lot, people still can easily have a bicycle trip to famous sights at any time.
ServReality is a company that includes 100+ high-skilled software developers and computer engineers. It was established in 2013, with Headquarters in Kyiv, Ukraine. ServReality offers its clients acquaintance with VR and MR technologies, perfect quality of service, technical support and a wide range of apps used in important industries like medicine, tourism, gaming, and some others. For questions about this release, contact:
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