Cognitive3D

Users stay longer in your VR apps when they actively use the controllers. With Cognitive3D you can precisely track "controller velocity"—faster movements indicate higher engagement and immersion. These insights are possible with 3D spatial analytics in your apps.

Handling thousands of XR sessions makes granular data examination impractical. So we've developed tools like SceneViewer and Objectives to aggregate data and provide high-level metrics. While SceneExplorer is useful for debugging specific issues like crashes, it's most effective for fewer than 1,000 sessions. Beyond that scale, our aggregation tools are essential for maintaining insight and control.

Cognitive3D gives training managers an "After Action Review" tool for Unity and Unreal 3D experiences. SceneExplorer provides you with access to simulation-grade 3D spatial analytics and assessment tools, allowing you to dive beyond the "what" into the "why" and "how."

3D apps need more in-depth analysis than traditional 2D apps due to their added unpredictability. Users don't just move in a straight line; 3D spatial analytics reveal how users navigate, where they look, and how they interact. These insights into user behavior can guide the development of 3D apps.

Start collecting spatial data from your VR/AR projects by integrating our SDK, which seamlessly works with Unity and Unreal. With our SDK, you can track user movement, gaze, engagement metrics, and biometrics, all accessible through one easy-to-use dashboard.

The shift from 2D to 3D environments necessitates new metrics, as traditional ones fail to capture the complexities of 3D interactions. Using outdated metrics for XR overlooks crucial insights and creates a gap in understanding user engagement. Ignoring these differences leaves significant opportunities untapped.

Thanks to everyone that came out to my talk at #AWE2024 If you missed it, you can check it here: Spatial Analytics: Elevate Your 3D Apps by Discovering a Hidden Dimension of Insights

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In 3D apps, understanding spatial interactions like gaze, movement, and engagement is crucial. Non-linear journeys make user movements unpredictable. Gaze tracking shows user focus. Event-based insights, like users removing headsets, signal bugs or discomfort.