In light of the above, our list of 10 VR startups is more than just a peek at the companies that are shaping the VR space; it’s a window into the future of digital interaction and immersive user experiences.

As you go through this list, you’ll find startups that are innovating and pushing beyond the boundaries of what’s possible in VR, while also transforming the way we interact with digital environment. Note: The below listed companies are not on any ranking but are at random.

Each of them displays a different approach to harnessing the power of VR, demonstrating the limitless potential of this technology.

• Gravity Sketch is a cloud-based platform that enables concept sketches, design reviews, and 3D models creation. It offers an intuitive user experience and is compatible with AR and VR headsets. The platform eliminates the need for hand-drawn sketches to digital files, promoting collaboration and visualizations in 3D.
• Quanscient is a startup focusing on accelerating hardware development, automating complex simulations, and delivering quality services. They are developing next-generation simulation software, leveraging cloud for multiphysics simulations, and are exploring quantum computing.
• Oxford Medical Simulation (OMS) is a pioneering medical education company that provides virtual reality medical simulations for healthcare professionals worldwide. The platform presents realistic scenarios for doctors and nurses, enabling immersive, evidence-based learning.
• Amelia Virtual Care is a VR platform with over 70 virtual environments designed to treat various mental health pathologies. It offers various therapeutic techniques, including psychoeducation, desensitization, and EMDR. The platform is cost-effective, and user-friendly, facilitating remote care.
• VRpartments is a Ukrainian project that allows users to virtually browse and furnish apartments, reducing the time required to view properties in person. The platform uses VR technology to transform 2D PDFs into interactive 3D models, making it user-friendly and engaging.
• Veris Behavior is a startup that uses Virtual Reality, Neuromarketing, and Data technology to conduct in-depth consumer studies. They help companies in retail, consumer goods, hospitality, food, and pharmaceutical sectors validate their commercial and marketing strategies. They use VR glasses and eye-tracking devices to create immersive shopping experiences, allowing for more accurate and insightful data collection.
• Labster is a global company that develops interactive, accessible STEM learning experiences using game-based simulations. The company is aiming to expand its reach and reach to more students globally through its award-winning virtual laboratory simulations.
• Alpha3D is a startup that uses AI to transform text prompts or 2D images into 3D digital assets in minutes. Alpha3D has partnered with over 35 companies. The company plans to integrate its technology into various infrastructures to alleviate content creation bottlenecks for brands and gaming companies.
• XYZ Reality, founded by a former architect, developed the world’s first Engineering Grade Augmented Reality device, HoloSite, to address the challenges of building from 2D drawings. The device reduces construction costs by up to 20% by allowing users to walk on-site and view 3D Building Information Modeling models with millimeter accuracy.
• ARVR-Sol strives to bridge the existing gap of innovative medical devices or techniques with their usage, by providing an AR/VR platform that offers real-time experiences to healthcare professionals. The unique platform of AR VR facilitates the seamless adoption of innovative medical devices, empowering medical device companies to enhance the market acceptance of their products compared to their competitors.