Not always. Of course, there are devices such as Apple Vision Pro and HoloLens that provide the full experience without using your hands, very useful when you are a surgeon engaged in surgery or an engineer who has some difficult repairs to do. However, we can create MR experiences for your tablets and phones as well.

In countries such as Dubai, where a mere mistake in either the construction or airline industries can prove costly indeed, MR is more than a product, it’s a game-changer. You can use “Digital Twins” to practice risky procedures or peek behind walls before you ever pick up a tool. Catching mistakes in the virtual world means you avoid expensive disasters in the real one.

That’s actually where MR shines. Let’s say your expert’s in Business Bay, but your site’s out in Jebel Ali. They can “teleport” right into the site through MR, see exactly what the on-site tech sees, and even draw 3D instructions straight into their view. It’s like having your best person right there, no matter where “there” is.

Not really at all. Mixed Reality is pretty much what you can point at, that’s how you can use it. We make sure all the stuff feels natural; you won’t have to fumble with menus or remember some crazy controls. You just reach out, grab, move, or tap the holograms. Most people find it a lot more intuitive than picking up new computer software.

We pay attention to the little things. The apps pick up on your room’s real lighting and shadows. If your office is sunny, your digital object gets that same light. Hide a digital box under your actual desk? It stays hidden. That’s what makes the whole experience feel real not just like you’re looking at a cartoon pasted onto your world.