Ubiquity6 Launches Studio for More Advanced AR and VR Experiences

Late last year, we met Ubiquity6 and their new platform for creating AR and VR experiences – Display.land. The platform allows users to create and share immersive XR experiences using just a smartphone. Display.land is revolutionary for casual users, though it has its limits in comparison with professional services. Users of the original Display.land mobile app can still take advantage of the simpler interface to share their XR experiences, as thousands have already done. However, the studio introduces a number of more advanced tools – coding experience optional. “One of the biggest problems we saw were that production tools were built for older platforms and older gaming experiences,” said Midha. “The way people create [immersive content] is very much the way that apps and games were made 10 years ago.”