Ready to step into something incredible? Welcome to 'The Oniri Forest', a virtual reality experience that redefines the boundaries of immersion on Meta Quest!
Powered by Oniri technology, this experience brings you a hyper-realistic forest infused with cyberpunk elements. Imagine floating cars and holographic butterflies – that's the kind of magic we're talking about.
But that's just the beginning. Oniri isn't just about breathtaking VR experiences. Our technology is pushing the envelope, producing photorealistic environments for a wide array of applications – from productivity apps, video games, and architecture, to construction, digital art, 3D ecommerce, automotive, virtual events, concerts, training, and much more.
With Oniri, we're revolutionizing how you experience high-poly 3D scenes. What was once only possible in pre-rendered images or videos, can now be transformed into captivating, immersive experiences for both the web and VR – all without losing an ounce of quality.
No matter how polygon-heavy the 3D scene are, Oniri turns them into a 'Ready to Use' 3D Real-Time application. Designed for seamless compatibility with real-time engines like Unity, Oniri lets you have interactive 3D assets that can be easily shared with anyone, on any device.
Discover the full potential of Oniri at https://www.oniri.space/
Got your own 3D environment and looking to convert it effortlessly for VR and Web? Contact us and let's make it happen together!
comfort | ⦾ Not rated |
age rating | 0+ Everyone |
website | oniri.space |
developer | Oneiros |
publisher | App Lab |
connection | Internet required for download |
app version | 1.1 |
languages | English |
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it's a really nice tech demo
On quest 2 and 3
I can't stand games or experiences that don't give you the option to smoothly move about the environment. Being restricted to teleporting is hopelessly lame, and an excellent way to prevent you from becoming immersed.
Completely unusable: the image jitters violently, the scene moves with the head, 4 controllers appear in the air. I had trouble getting back to the main menu to End it.
Looks amazing. Crashed my headset after few minutes. Not ready.
Often, when I am in a VR environment, I know it is VR because it doesn’t feel immersive.
This tech demo shows potential for the future.