2 wks
MVP delivered ahead of 3-week schedule
Case study · VR · Medical training
VR Gorilla — a Dutch studio specializing in 360° video — needed an MVP VR training app to demo for a Dutch hospital. Medical students and interns would navigate realistic hospital scenarios, make clinical decisions, and be evaluated. We shipped on Meta Quest in 2 weeks — and the engagement expanded to 5 additional VR / mobile / video projects.
Case · MedTech
shippedNetherlands · VR / medical training
2 wks
MVP delivered ahead of 3-week schedule
Meta Quest
with and without controllers
360°
stereo video with branching decisions
5+
follow-on projects after this engagement
Unity · C# · AVPro
2 wks
MVP delivered ahead of 3-week schedule
Meta Quest
with and without controllers
360°
stereo video with branching decisions
5+
follow-on projects after this engagement
The challenge
VR Gorilla, a Dutch studio specializing in 360° video, needed to demonstrate VR training capabilities to a Dutch medical institution. The hospital wanted an interactive platform for medical students and fresh healthcare professionals — where 'their decisions determine their journey.'
The MVP had to support Meta Quest with and without controllers, and ship as an internal tool — no public app store distribution, but still polished enough to evaluate VR as a real training medium.
Initial documentation was thin — a few videos and a superficial description. We had to architect the scenario engine, evaluation system, and interaction model from a brief, on a compressed 3-week timeline.
What we did
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