Though the Hyperloop certainly sounds like it will be the most promising technology for absurdly high-speed travel, the system simply doesn't exist yet, which is why Delft Hyperloop is offering the new Hyperloop VR app. In order to give consumers an idea of what a trip in a Hyperloop pod will be like in the coming years, Delft Hyperloop and INDG, a Dutch ad agency, have partnered to create Hyperloop VR.
As far as VR experiences go, the excitement for the Hyperloop VR app is in its explanation of the Hyperloop system (rather than in the virtual ride itself.) Nonetheless, the users can't help but be impressed by the fact that the Hyperloop can travel at speeds of over 1200 kilometers per hour -- meaning that it can go from Amsterdam to Paris in just 30 minutes (while current train rides take over three hours.)
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Virtual Reality Transportation Demos
- Companies can create virtual reality experiences to showcase transportation technology that has not yet been built.
- Hyperloop Technology Education
- Hyperloop-focused companies can create educational materials and experiences to inform the public on the benefits and workings of the technology.
- Augmented Reality Travel Planning
- Travel companies can use augmented reality technology to provide customers with immersive and interactive travel planning experiences.
Where This Applies
- Virtual Reality Development
- Virtual reality developers can create custom VR experiences for transportation companies looking to showcase their technology.
- Transportation
- Transportation companies can invest in VR technology to create demos that educate and excite potential customers about upcoming transportation innovations.
- Travel and Tourism
- Travel and tourism companies can leverage augmented reality technology to provide customers with a unique and immersive travel planning experience that sets them apart from competitors.
