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Sandvik creates heightened user experience with a virtual reality 3D film at OTC in Houston
How do you show the value of products in action at the bottom of the sea? For Sandvik, it was done by creating a subsea digital world that viewers could enter using Google Cardboard, a unique 3D viewing system. Designed to promote a fully sensory brand experience, the film enabled customers go to the depths of the sea using their mobile phones and files available on YouTube - an industry first.
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- David Gray
- Sandvik Materials Technology
- Open Communications Stockholm
- Henrik Sund
- Thomas Kindberg
- Hank Fagerstedt
- Håkan Fagerstedt
- Creative Director Hank Fagerstedt
- sandvik oil and gas communications
- sandvik oil and gas communications program
- Glenn Darley
- xvision norway
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- xvision oslo
- international firm open communications
- international marketing communicaions
- david gray creative director
- innovative steel communications
- 3d film sandvik
- International marketing communications
- sandvik b2b communications
- google cardboard and sandvik
- virtual reality film sandvik
- sandvik vr subsea film
