Virtual reality and augmented reality agency for industry
Many immersive projects stop after the demonstration. The headset impresses in the room, then stays in its case. The application does not communicate with the CMMS. No one on site is responsible for it. Based in Bordeaux, Myxed is a virtual reality and augmented reality agency for industry that starts from the task to be addressed, not from the headset, and delivers a tool that teams use.
What does a virtual reality and augmented reality agency do for industry
A virtual reality and augmented reality agency for industry starts from a specific industrial task. It chooses the appropriate layer of reality, virtual, augmented, or mixed, then designs and develops the custom application. It integrates it into the information system, deploys it on a fleet of headsets, and trains the teams. It remains agnostic about the hardware.
Who is an industrial virtual reality and augmented reality agency aimed at
A training manager wants to reduce the time for new operators to become skilled through the virtual reality training. A site manager wants to reduce machine downtime. On the quality side, the challenge is to reliably perform visual inspections and keep a record of them. Maintenance wants to limit expert travel, the design office wants to decide on ergonomics before the prototype. The IT department expects a solution that complies with its security rules, integrated with the existing system.
These requests have a common point: a specific industrial task, costly to repeat, difficult to transmit, or risky to execute poorly. The agency translates this task into a virtual, augmented, or mixed reality application, depending on what the case requires.
What the support covers
Four families of skills work on the same case: real-time 3D development, spatial interface design, knowledge of industrial trades, integration into the information system. They intervene from framing to deployment.
Framing of the use case
The agency starts from the task, not from the technology. It measures the pain, identifies the value indicator, chooses the layer of reality, and the point of integration into the information system. See how to choose between virtual reality and augmented reality.
Design
Scenario, operator path, spatial interface, 3D scene. Myxed tests the design with field teams before writing any heavy code.
Custom development
Myxed develops the application for the case, without reconfiguring a template. 3D modeling, business logic, data linking. See the development of virtual reality applications and the augmented reality applications.
Integration into the information system
Linking to CMMS, MES, PLM, or LMS. Accounts, rights, traceability, and data security managed with the IT department.
Deployment of fleet
Pilot on a site, fleet management, remote updates, offline mode, usage tracking site by site.
Skill enhancement of teams
Training of referents and internal trainers, documentation, transfer so that the site keeps the application alive after delivery. See the training of teams in virtual reality.
The Myxed method: frame, prototype, build, deploy
Frame. A workshop with the business teams and the IT department. At the end: the use case, the indicator, the layer of reality, the scope of the prototype.
Prototype. A first playable version in a few weeks, tested in the field, corrected with feedback.
Build. Custom development, connection to the information system, adjustment of roles and rights.
Deploy. The pilot, training of referents, extension to the fleet, then monitoring of usage and updates.
Each step produces a decision, not just a demonstration. The use case moves from the workshop to the deployed spatial interface.
The sectors
Myxed operates in France and Europe, with industrial groups and mid-sized companies in aerospace, manufacturing, energy, luxury, and distribution. Use cases are similar from one sector to another: training a rare gesture, guiding an intervention, controlling a part, bringing teams together around a model. The vocabulary, safety constraints, and systems change. Framing starts with yours.
Industrial partner or creative studio: the difference
A creative studio delivers an experience. An industrial agency delivers a tool that the operator adopts.
Neither a headset reseller nor an author of follow-up demonstrations. Myxed composes the headset, the 3D engine, and the information system according to the use case.
The work does not stop at the delivery of a POC. It includes integration into the information system, deployment of the fleet, upskilling of teams, and a feedback loop. This part, after the demonstration, decides if the application is useful in the field.
When an AR/VR agency is not what you need
- You need a one-time demonstration for a trade show or committee, without operational follow-up. An immersive production studio is a better fit.
- No on-site team will be able to carry the application after delivery. Without a reference, the tool falls flat.
- The usage volume remains too low to justify a custom development. A non-specific market tool is sufficient.
- The task is not yet described. It must first be defined with the business teams before discussing virtual or augmented reality.
Frequently asked questions
The choice stems from the task. To repeat a procedure outside of production, virtual reality places the operator in a simulated scene. To guide an action on a machine, augmented reality is sufficient. To anchor a model on the real site, mixed reality aligns the content with the space. Myxed decides at the framing, on a concrete case.
A playable prototype is built in a few weeks. An integrated application deployed across multiple sites takes several months. A framing workshop can start within four to six weeks.
The development of the application represents the main line, ahead of the hardware. The number of use cases, the level of integration with the information system, and the size of the fleet vary the amount. Myxed sets the quantified scope at the end of the framing, before any commitment.
No. The choice of model comes after the framing, once the task and environment are known. Myxed does not resell headsets.
The IT department participates in the framing. Security rules, account management, data hosting, and connections to systems are defined at this time, before development.
Yes. Myxed imports native and neutral formats, prepares the model for real-time, and maintains the assembly hierarchy. See the CAD design review in mixed reality.
Go further
Bring us the industrial task: the gesture to be trained, the fault to be diagnosed, the part to be inspected, the model to be reviewed. The first workshop brings together your business teams and your IT department around a single task. Myxed chooses the layer of reality, then builds a prototype tested in the field. Myxed is a virtual and augmented reality agency based in Bordeaux.
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Bring us the industrial task: the gesture to form, the malfunction to diagnose, the part to check, the model to review. Myxed frames the first workshop with you.