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Virtual Reality has been at the forefront of innovation for years, but the momentum for mainstream adoption has been slow due to the high cost of HMD’s, limitations in graphics processing, broadband limitations, and lagging software development. In the past, military and academic research laboratories have been the main buyers of the equipment and software. Although some gaming companies, such as Atari and Sony, have tried to bring this technology to market, they have had limited success due to infrastructure un-readiness.

We stand at a place where those limitations are no longer barriers. Graphics processing capability has increased exponentially, and high-res applications have become standard for entertainment and corporate purposes. By the end of 2016, HMD’s are slated to cost considerably less, making them much more amenable to public consumption. Meanwhile, the multimedia environment has grown rapidly, and due to increased broadband capabilities, new business opportunities continue to present themselves from home and office.

ARTIGEN intends to capture this momentum and combine these innovations with the next phase of technological development, Artificial Intelligence. By combining state-of-the-art technology, unprecedented customer and business services, and unique marketing strategies we will revolutionize the way companies do business.

ARTIGEN is recruiting the worlds top talent and building a team to mobilize all of this technology to action. We will be vigilant in understanding and addressing our customer’s specific needs, and our cutting-edge vPOP™ and vPAL™ technologies will easily be integrated with current business models. We believe our product will quickly generate profit, and we will partner with visionary companies who will act as banner-carriers to the rest of the market.

ARTIGEN intends to capture this momentum and combine these innovations with the next phase of technological development, Artificial Intelligence. By combining state-of-the-art technology, unprecedented customer and business services, and unique marketing strategies we will revolutionize the way companies do business.

Virtual Reality has been at the forefront of innovation for years, but the momentum for mainstream adoption has been slow due to the high cost of HMD’s, limitations in graphics processing, broadband limitations, and lagging software development. In the past, military and academic research laboratories have been the main buyers of the equipment and software. Although some gaming companies, such as Atari and Sony, have tried to bring this technology to market, they have had limited success due to infrastructure un-readiness.

We stand at a place where those limitations are no longer barriers. Graphics processing capability has increased exponentially, and high-res applications have become standard for entertainment and corporate purposes. By the end of 2016, HMD’s are slated to cost considerably less, making them much more amenable to public consumption. Meanwhile, the multimedia environment has grown rapidly, and due to increased broadband capabilities, new business opportunities continue to present themselves from home and office.