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Launching New Products with Interactive VR Event Activations

Total Parco, an industry-leading oil company based in South Asia, was looking for a fresh and interesting way to help launch a new line of automotive motor oil: Quartz Robo. Engaging consumers in a memorable way and building strong brand recall, were just two of the company’s goals with the product launch. Turning to the power of VR, the company was able to create one of their most successful in-person brand activations ever!
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Reputation Management

United States

Lena is about to go through hell and back as she suffers from a schizophrenic break, landing her in legal trouble and eventually the local, state-run mental hospital.

Lena's Journey is a 5-part virtual reality training series produced by CM&D for the Washington State Department of Social and Health Services (DSHS). 

A cornerstone of the DSHS's freshly revamped new employee training program, Lena's Journey was developed to help build empathy and understanding of mental illness with the hospita

Washington State Department of Social and Health 

Engage & Educate With Augmented Reality

State Highway 45 Southwest (45SW) was a highly contested, yet desperately needed, addition to Austin’s overburdened transportation system. This 4.5-mile stretch of highway and walking trail runs directly over the Edwards Aquifer recharge zone and is home to countless wildlife species. The Central Texas Regional Mobility Authority (CTRMA) and the engineering firm WSP worked for more than four years to ensure this new section of highway was constructed wit

Central Texas Regional Mobility Authority

Influencer Marketing

Graphic Design

Improving Motorcycle Safety on Texas Roadways with Virtual Reality

Like many departments of transportation (DOT) around the country, the Texas DOT (TXDOT) spends a significant portion of their budget each year educating local residents on everything motorcycle awareness to the dangers of drinking and driving. A small increase in the effectiveness of this training can go along way. Working with CM&D, TXDOT was able to create one of their most successful event activations ever, all thanks to the

TxDOT

Content Marketing

Experience America’s Diversity Firsthand with VR Video

Building on the success of PenPal Schools VR Field Trip to Pakistan, CM&D join forces with the team at PenPal once again to share a unique look into our own country with VR Field Trip USA. PenPal Schools has an amazing network of school teachers and administrators from around the world. One of the most common requests they get is for more subject matter on the United States. What better way to teach children about the diversity of our coun

PenPal Schools

We believe in the power of virtual reality and the art of storytelling.

As a full-service virtual reality production studio, we help our clients through the entire process of creating stunning immersive experiences (VR, AR & 360 Video).

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