Workspaces can be inspiring!

From 14-16 April, we are presenting an exclusive virtual reality experience “Creation of the Worlds” at the QUADRUM SOUTH Business Centre. Employees are invited to try a snippet of this experience, which is complemented by multisensory solutions – wind, heat and vibrations – that allow them to engage even more deeply in the experience and immerse themselves in the world of creation.

This experience combines technology and the senses to create a unique environment where everyone can take a short break from everyday life and experience a new, immersive way to explore creativity. Such solutions not only enrich the working environment, but also encourage curiosity, inspiration and community.

Photo by the organizers.

Where image and senses merge

The employees of the business centre actively shared their impressions, highlighting not only the visual experience, but also the strong sensations – wind, heat and vibrations – which allowed them to immerse themselves even more deeply in the virtual world and experience it with all their senses.

“It was as if I was not only seeing the sights, but actually feeling them – the wind, the vibrations and the warmth really enhanced the whole experience,” says an employee at the business centre.

Photo by the organizers.

Community

It is important for us to create experiences that combine art, technology and emotion, so we are delighted to be part of the QUADRUM community and to present our work in this space. We believe that such initiatives enrich the everyday working environment, stimulate curiosity and allow us to stop for a moment to be inspired and experience something unexpected. Our aim is that every encounter with the experiences we create leaves an impression and inspires new discoveries.

We are always looking for new ways to push the boundaries of experience and give people the opportunity to experience art, not just observe it. We believe that in the future, these multisensory experiences will become more and more a part of everyday life and will further connect technology with human senses and emotions.

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