wind river
The Wind River self-driving car virtual reality experience is compatible with nearly any VR headset, including Google’s Cardboard, Daydream, Samsung Gear VR and many others. Strap your headset on, sit back and watch as Wind River imagines the near future. Take a look around, as your car navigates alternate routes through construction, checks your calendar, and even turns on the lights in your home as you pull into the driveway.
Client
Platforms
Android App Development
Services
Mobile App
Deliver dynamic content to customers in new and exciting ways
Virtual Reality
Immersive gaming experiences leveraging Oculus Quest, Vive, and others!
Custom Animations
Putting any process or procedure in a VR Environment
Mobile Design
Complimentary mobile designs that are compatible with numerous mobile
devices and browsers
Motion Graphics
Text and character animations that come to life within the project
360º Video
Immersive spherical video of existing locations that can be placed in VR
THE GRAVITY JACK PROCESS
Timeline Stages
User Stories
A process of identifying and organizing content.
WIREFRAMES
Planning the rough layout and structure of the site’s pages.
UI/UX Design
Applying the styles to the wireframes to achieve the final design.
DEVELOPMENT
Building the website with modern coding techniques.
Quality Assurance
Identifying and fixing any bugs in the code on multiple devices and screen sizes.
LAUNCH
Setting up your site on a hosting service or packaging up the code and handing it over to you!
PROJECT DEVELOPMENT
recording as we drove all throughout our home base of Spokane, WA. As we were driving we made a point to drive through areas that everyday drivers incur such as construction, parking lots, driveways, and even heavy traffic. This way, we could get all of the necessary footage of how a car of the future will handle these scenarios.
Once all of the necessary 360º footage was recorded, we took the film back to the office and stitched it together to create one cohesive VR experience. To take the project to the next level, Gravity Jack overlaid custom 2D artwork and animations throughout the experience to give the impression that the car was equipped with a smart windshield that could show the time, weather, traffic conditions, and other information we normally use our phones for. Additionally, Gravity Jack added a voiceover that acts as a copilot to the driver to inform them of calendar notifications and traffic conditions. With all of these elements combined, app users could simply sit back and relax as they view the future of autonomous driving.
CUSTOM ARTWORK
Animations
FINAL DELIVERY
The Goal
Create an environment that puts users in the driver’s seat of a futuristic vehicle that has all of the bells and whistles promised by autonomous cars.
Gravity Jack’s Solution
Develop a dual platform mobile application that leverages VR technology that makes users feel as if they are actually in the driver’s seat of a self-driving vehicle.
The Result
A VR experience that can be enjoyed with or without a VR headset. Users are able to move 360º to get a real feeling that they are on the inside of the car and can watch as animations come across the windshield as the car navigates itself.
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