AR & VR Development Company in Sydney

Three delivery shapes drive the range: a scoped Sydney AR/VR proof of concept, or full multi-platform XR systems with cloud rendering, multi-user networking, and CMS-driven content authoring. Sydney rates sit above Melbourne and Brisbane because of the Atlassian, Canva, and Animal Logic talent premium. We give fixed-fee proposals rather than open T and M estimates.

Yes. We ship surgical simulation, procedural training, and clinical exposure therapy applications that map to the TGA Software as a Medical Device framework and the Australian Regulatory Guidelines for Medical Devices. Builds patterned on Vantari VR's playbook include haptics integration (HaptX, bHaptics, SenseGlove), HL7 FHIR connections to eMR2 across NSW Health LHDs, Cerner Millennium at Sydney Local Health District, and Epic at St Vincent's Health Australia, and full audit logging for the Notifiable Data Breach scheme. Class I and Class IIa device documentation is prepared with your regulatory affairs lead. We coordinate with the Sydney Surgical Innovation Centre at Royal Prince Alfred and the Westmead Institute when projects require clinician validation, and we keep biometric and gaze telemetry inside ap-southeast-2 to satisfy NSW Health data residency.

We have patterned mining and heavy industry XR deployments after publicly disclosed HoloLens 2 rollouts at BHP Olympic Dam, Rio Tinto Gudai-Darri, and Fortescue Iron Bridge. Our industrial XR stack runs Unity Industrial Collection or NVIDIA Omniverse, integrates with SAP S/4HANA, OSIsoft PI System, and AVEVA PI, and feeds digital twin geometry from Bentley iTwin or Autodesk Tandem. Remote expert workflows ship on Microsoft Dynamics 365 Remote Assist or TeamViewer Frontline, with Intune device management and offline-first content for sites where Pilbara connectivity drops. Every deployment ships with a Privacy Impact Assessment for worker gaze and biometric data under the Privacy Act 1988 and consultation notes for the relevant CFMEU or AWU site agreements.

The 2023 Privacy Act Review Report and the 2024 government response signal expanded definitions of personal information to explicitly capture biometric templates, gaze patterns, hand tracking, and spatial environment scans — all of which AR/VR devices collect by default. We design Sydney builds against the proposed direct-right-of-action, the tightened consent standard, and the looming Children's Online Privacy Code, even ahead of legislation. That means on-device biometric processing where feasible (Vision Pro Optic ID, Quest 3 hand tracking stays local), explicit just-in-time consent flows for any spatial capture, granular telemetry opt-outs, and a thirty-day Notifiable Data Breach scheme runbook. We document everything in a Privacy Impact Assessment the OAIC will accept on first read.

Yes. We build visionOS 2 applications in Swift and SwiftUI with RealityKit and Reality Composer Pro, and ship Unity PolySpatial bridges where a cross-platform codebase makes sense. Sydney clients have launched Vision Pro experiences for retail (David Jones, Myer flagship activations), property (REA Group and Domain immersive listings), and enterprise training (Atlassian internal pilots, Macquarie Group onboarding). Distribution runs through the App Store and Apple Business Manager for managed deployment. We coordinate Australian launch timing against Apple's staged regional rollout, handle Australian Classification Board ratings, and provide accessibility parity for VoiceOver, Switch Control, and the Disability Discrimination Act WCAG 2.1 AA equivalent in spatial.

Yes. We ship spatial collaboration features patterned on Atlassian Atlas (presence, spatial Jira and Confluence pinning, Loom-style spatial recordings) using the Atlassian Forge platform and Atlassian Connect APIs. For creator-side AR, we integrate with Canva's Apps SDK so Magic Studio AR templates extend into custom brand experiences. For virtual production, we collaborate with Magnopus Sydney and Animal Logic Academy alumni on LED Volume content pipelines, nDisplay multi-wall calibration, Stype RedSpy and Mo-Sys StarTracker camera tracking, and Unreal Engine 5.4 with Lumen and Nanite for in-camera VFX. Output is delivered USD-native for downstream Animal Logic, Method Studios Sydney, and Iloura post-production handoffs.

Every consumer VR title released in Australia requires a Classification Board rating (G, PG, M, MA15+, R18+ or RC) before retail or store distribution under the Classification (Publications, Films and Computer Games) Act 1995. We prepare classification submissions during build, capture the required gameplay footage, complete the Authorised Assessor checklist for IARC-equivalent self-rating where the title qualifies, and coordinate with the Department of Infrastructure for edge cases like social VR. Online Safety Act 2021 obligations under the eSafety Commissioner are handled in parallel: age assurance, reporting tools, moderation logs, and the Basic Online Safety Expectations. Sydney studios that skipped this work have had launches pulled at the Quest Store APAC gate, so we treat it as a release blocker, not paperwork.

Most custom AR/VR work qualifies for the federal R&D Tax Incentive, which returns a 43.5 percent refundable offset for companies under AUD $20M aggregated turnover and a 38.5 percent non-refundable offset above. Eligible activity includes novel rendering, networking, haptics, and human factors experimentation, not routine integration. We deliver experiment logs, technical narratives, and failed-hypothesis documentation aligned with the AusIndustry RDTI guidance. NSW-specific programs include the MVP Ventures grant, the Tech Vouchers program, and Create NSW screen funding for virtual production R&D. Animal Logic and Magnopus pattern projects often layer the Producer Offset and the Location Offset on screen-eligible portions. Final eligibility sits with your RDTI consultant and AusIndustry.