AR & VR Development Company in Atlanta

Immersive work in Atlanta is priced by content volume rather than by headset choice. A project is either a scoped immersive proof of concept for an Atlanta brand or enterprise across six to ten weeks, covering a single device target, one core interaction loop, and a hosted demo build, a production WebXR product configurator or AR consumer activation for Home Depot suppliers or Coca-Cola style brand campaigns including analytics integration, CMS hooks, and a Mailchimp or HubSpot tie-in, or a Delta Air Lines style VR training simulator with multiple procedures, instructor mode, and SCORM/xAPI integration scaled by procedure count and authoring tool requirements. We quote fixed fees in writing against a signed scope rather than open-ended T and M, which means your CFO and procurement team know the number before you start.

For enterprise VR training (Delta TechOps, UPS Worldport, Equifax compliance), Meta Quest 3 and 3S dominate today on cost-per-seat, with Apple Vision Pro reserved for executive demos and high-fidelity field service. For mixed reality field service at NCR Voyix and CenterPoint-style utility partners, Microsoft HoloLens 2 and Magic Leap 2 remain the default, with Apple Vision Pro now in pilots. For consumer AR (Coca-Cola activations, Home Depot product visualisation, Mailchimp marketing campaigns), we ship WebXR using 8th Wall and Three.js so the experience runs in the browser on the iPhones and Android devices the Atlanta metro audience already carries — no app install, no friction at the World of Coca-Cola venue or a Home Depot endcap.

Yes. Atlanta is the largest US payments hub by volume, and our AR/VR work for fintech clients routinely touches PCI-DSS scope. Global Payments, Fiserv, Worldpay/FIS, Bakkt, Greenlight, and Kabbage have all set the local bar for security review depth. For any immersive build that touches cardholder data we scope to PCI-DSS Level 1, isolate the payment iframe or SDK behind an attestation-of-compliance service provider (Stripe, Adyen, or Global Payments' own gateway), keep raw PAN data out of the headset and out of any analytics layer, and document the trust boundary in a system security plan that survives a QSA audit. SOC 2 controls and Georgia HB 156 obligations are layered on for clients in the broader fintech corridor.

Motion sickness kills VR training adoption faster than any other failure mode, and Delta Air Lines, UPS, and Equifax learning teams will reject builds that ignore it. We benchmark comfort against the established Delta cabin crew simulator standards: 72Hz or 90Hz refresh minimum, zero artificial locomotion without teleport or vignetting fallback, comfortable inter-pupillary distance presets, and a maximum five-minute uninterrupted session for novice users. Frame-rate budgets are measured on actual Quest 3 hardware, not desktop emulators. Every build closes with a comfort questionnaire across at least twelve testers spanning age, gender, and prior VR experience, and the report goes into the acceptance package. If the comfort score drops below an agreed threshold we rework the locomotion at no extra charge.

Yes. Most production immersive work in Atlanta needs to talk to upstream systems: SAP for Home Depot and Coca-Cola supply chain, Workday for Delta and UPS HR, ServiceNow for NCR Voyix field service, Salesforce for Mailchimp/Intuit marketing automation, and the Fiserv-Worldpay payment rails for fintech work. We expose immersive clients through a thin REST or GraphQL gateway hosted in AWS us-east-1 or us-east-2, handle SAML and OIDC SSO against Okta or Azure AD, and produce SCORM 1.2, SCORM 2004, and xAPI packages for the LMS layer (Cornerstone, SuccessFactors, or Docebo are common in Atlanta enterprises). Integration testing happens against a sanitised dataset before any production data touches the headset.

We default to AWS us-east-1 (Northern Virginia) for latency reasons — the round-trip to Atlanta is sub-15ms across most fibre paths — with AWS us-east-2 (Ohio) as the disaster recovery region. For clients colocated at 56 Marietta, the Quality Technology Services Atlanta-Metro campus, or the Equinix AT1, AT2, and AT3 facilities, we use AWS Direct Connect or Equinix Fabric to keep payloads off the public internet. Asset CDN is CloudFront with edge presence at the Atlanta point of presence, analytics goes to Snowflake or Databricks in the same region, and any PHI for CDC-adjacent or Emory Healthcare work stays inside a HIPAA-eligible isolated VPC with logging into a dedicated SIEM that satisfies HB 156 incident reporting timelines.

A WebXR consumer AR activation for a Coca-Cola or Home Depot campaign typically takes ten to fourteen weeks end-to-end: two weeks of discovery, six weeks of build across three sprints, two weeks of QA on a device matrix covering iPhone 13 and newer plus Pixel 7 and newer plus Samsung S22 and newer, and two weeks of marketing integration and analytics tuning. A Delta-style VR training simulator with five procedures and instructor mode takes eighteen to twenty-six weeks. A HoloLens 2 mixed reality field service tool for NCR Voyix or a utility client takes fourteen to twenty weeks. We work backwards from a fixed launch date (peak holiday season, a Mercedes-Benz Stadium activation window, the World of Coca-Cola seasonal calendar) and book the team to hit it.

When a project genuinely needs novel research — haptics, eye-tracking machine learning, neural rendering, Gaussian splatting capture at scale — we scope collaborations with Georgia Tech's Interactive Computing program and the Georgia Tech Research Institute, both inside the Tech Square innovation district. Georgia Tech ranks fifth among US public engineering schools and runs a serious AR/VR research footprint. Emory University contributes on clinical and behavioural science when the application is CDC-adjacent. Our core team handles applied engineering, Unity and Unreal production, and shipping, which is where the majority of Atlanta immersive projects actually stall. For standard work we do not bring an academic partner in — it adds cost and timeline without proportional value.