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Next Galaxy Corporation is leading the development of innovative Augmented and fully Immersive Virtual Reality technology and content solutions for consumers. The Company's flagship consumer product in development is CEEK, a next-generation fully immersive entertainment and social virtual reality platform featuring a combination of live, virtual and augmented events and experiences. Next Galaxy's CEEK aims to simulate the communal experience of attending live events, such as concerts, sporting events or business conferences through Virtual and Augmented Reality. In short, Next Galaxy is building the meeting places of the future.
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Next Galaxy Corp
- 1. A leading content and technology solutions company developing CEEK – a fully immersive and interactive social virtual reality application for accessing VR and AR enabled content, worlds and others to share it with. NGC is leading the social VR revolution.
- 2. GRAVITY Facebook acquired Oculus VR for $2Billion Next Galaxy Corp is among the first to put together a fully immersive social entertainment virtual reality platform – CEEK for all entertainment, sports, and other experiences for OCULUS RIFT and other Virtual Reality Head Mounted Displays (HMD)
- 3. Virtual Reality – 100% immersive digital environments that can be accessed and interacted with using a VR headset. • Real Environment - What we see with our natural eyes • Augmented Reality – Real environment complimented and enhanced by digital content
- 4. CVRD • A Consumer Virtual Reality Device (CVRD) resembles goggles. user places the unit on and sees an image on the display as opposed to seeing the real world. • Mixed devices typically have external cameras allowing user to experience both virtual and real world. • The technology was previously only available to the military, however technology gains in processing speeds, paired with a growing appetite for 3D content has stirred consumer interest.
- 5. VR CINEMA
- 8. 8! SOCIAL IMMERSIVE EXPERIENCES SOON SOCIAL AND ENTERTAINMENT WILL BE COMMUNICATED VIA VIRTUAL REALITY MEET YOUR FANS WHERE THEY ARE GOING The next evolution of social networking will be based on the ability to experience a real-time life-like multi-user virtual environments with other people. Strive not to be a success, but rather to be of value.bears - Albert Einstein
- 9. VR CINEMA
- 10. CEEK Pay-per-view Options Available for Original Content
- 11. CINEMATIC VR
- 12. We are creating experiences in CINEMA, MUSIC, SPORTS and more FOR A GLOBAL AUDIENCE WITH A PENT UP DEMAND FOR IMMERSIVE EXPERIENCES
- 13. • 360-degree cameras and data feeds to augment the live video with relevant content • OverlayS and rotating views for audiences to easily interact and take action
- 15. 15! FULLY IMMERSIVE 360 VIDEOS LIFELIKE AVATARS TRANS PLATFORM INTERACTIVE ORIGINAL VR CONTENT REAL WORLD IN VIRTUAL ENVIRONMENT VCOMMERCE PROFESSIONAL & PERSONAL NETWORKING ADVERTISING MODULE
- 16. 16! CONSUMER VIRTUAL REALITY MARKET 1.35 Billion Registered 3d/2d VR and Worlds Users 350 Million Active Users
- 17. THANK YOU! Join the VRevolution!