17 May 2017
VR

How can Africa tap into the virtual reality market?

The global virtual reality market is expected to grow from 1.37 billion dollars in 2015 to 33.9 billion dollars by 2022.

So what part of that pie can Africa corner?

On Sunday, the host of CNBC Africa’s Beyond Markets, sat down with Glenn Gillis to give the news channels viewers an insight into where the expected growth will be.”

The power and promise of immersive learning

Immersive learning uses technology like virtual reality (VR) to simulate real-world scenarios, making it possible to teach someone in a safe and engaging environment. In action, this approach to teaching is being utilised to give students the opportunity to meet people from around the world and learn different languages; it’s being leveraged to allow people to take a realistic trip to Mars and it’s even being used to help people learn the actions required to perform lifesaving procedures like CPR.

29 Jun 2022
VR

Virtual Reality Solutions For Businesses | VR Development

Sea Monster provides turnkey virtual reality development services and other virtual technologies. Experience design and 3D modelling to application development and beyond. Our experienced team of engineers, designers & artists create cutting-edge interactive content across all platforms.

23 Jun 2021
VR

Sea Monster Wins at LIA

Sea Monster won an award at the Learning Innovation Africa Event for our Fear of Heights Virtual Reality solution.

4 Sep 2018
VR