Plain Concepts has developed for the OSI Araba a medical assistant based on augmented reality, which allows to perform guided biopsies joining virtual reality with the patient's body

Can you imagine being able to watch TV with your friends, but each one at home? Plain Concepts is developing the TV Virtual Experience project for Movistar, which takes a giant step towards what will be the television of the future.

In Plain Concepts we have already received the new model of augmented reality glasses from Microsoft, and we have already begun to adapt our AR solutions along with the start of a series of developments aimed at facilitating the incorporation of this technology into the business sector.

What WebAssembly means for .NET WebAssembly (Wasm) is the not-so-new standard to run high-performance code in the browser, on the client side. You can think of it as an optimized Virtual Machine (VM), which translates intermediate code, bytecode, into the target machine architecture, all of it within a secured sandbox. It is not a replacement […]

We are announcing our experimental glTF on-line viewer made with Wave Engine 3.0, powered by WebAssembly.

Plain Concepts has developed a medical assistant based on augmented reality for the Basque Country's Araba - Osakidetza Integrated Healthcare Organisation, capable of guiding the doctor when performing biopsies, increasing the precision of the incisions.

Valora View is a mobile application created by Plain Concepts for BBVA. This application helps customers find properties for rent or sale with Augmented Reality

It is the release of WaveEngine second preview. In this new preview, the whole engine uses .NET Core 3.0

We released the first preview of Wave Engine 3.0. This version is the result of more than a year of research and development and with a big effort invested in reinventing this technology. Here’s a summary of what Wave Engine 3.0 means.