We faced a formidable challenge: perfectly recreating the real size of the space to be renovated in a virtual reality environment. It was crucial that, when wearing the VR glasses, users experienced a sense of authentic scale, without any distortion that could alter the perception of the environment.

Our focus was on ensuring that navigation was not only intuitive, but also fluid and natural. We wanted users to navigate the virtual space with the same ease and familiarity as they would in the real world. Additionally, the design of the virtual environment had to be meticulous, allowing key areas of interest to be isolated and visually highlighted, thus ensuring a focused and distraction-free user experience.

From conception to execution, each stage of development was an adventure in innovation and precision. Initial sketches, brainstorming sessions, and final testing were conducted with a clear goal: to perfect an experience that was not only realistic and immersive, but also accessible and engaging for a wide range of users.

To achieve excellence in this project, compatibility with various models of VR glasses was essential. We worked tirelessly to optimize the project, ensuring a smooth and consistent experience across different devices. The result was a bespoke solution for ISDIN and El Corte Inglés, a testament to our ability to overcome technical challenges and create a virtual reality experience that set new standards in immersion and interactivity.