Uniworld is one of the only river and ocean cruise lines to offer this sort of virtual reality innovation to agents and possible visitors. Viewers can totally submerge themselves in the excellence and extravagance of the S.S. Maria Theresa -- from the striking lobby to the exceptional decorations of the Royal Suite, the cooking of the Baroque Restaurant, the luxurious Lipizzan Cinema and the striking Bar du Leopard and indoor swimming pool with mosaic detail.
The application additionally introduces visitors to several characters on board, from the in-suite stewards to the barmen and even the captain in his state of the art wheelhouse.
This innovation gives agents the devices to showcase Uniworld's extraordinary offering to prospective clients while additionally enhancing their comprehension of Uniworld's extravagance on board experience for themselves.
The footage on-board the S.S. Maria Theresa was shot utilizing best circular camera technology guaranteeing everything about the ship was caught.
Six Ladybug cameras were mounted on a rig to catch a 360-degree view of the ship's interior and after that the video from every camera was sewed together to make the consistent VR experience.
Kathryn Beadle, managing director of Uniworld UK stated that they are proud to be at the front of marketing technology with the presentation of the first virtual reality app. This is an incredibly powerful application which arms agents with the tools to showcase the levels of extravagance accessible on the ship.
The experience on board the S.S. Maria Theresa is the picture of all that Uniworld speaks to: unparalleled extravagance, comfort and complexity; fine dining and the most elevated amounts of service.
Uniworld can now fabricate deeper connection with clients through the power of virtual reality innovation. The application has been created to work with Oculus Rift, a virtual reality head-mounted presentation that can be worn by the client and totally immerses you within the virtual world.
The Rift will be introduced to the public early in 2016.
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