As part of our ongoing series of interviews with the leaders of the UK’s nascent virtual reality sector, we chat with Tristan May. Tristan is a director of SEEDTECH – a family run design company based in Malvern, Worcestershire that specialises in photorealistic 3D visualisation, animation and simulation.
MP Harriett Baldwin has offered her support to a growing family business which is developing cutting-edge virtual reality technology applications in Malvern. Seedtech, based at Malvern Hills Science Park, specialises in photorealistic 3D visualisation, animation and simulation as well as developing training in interactive environments and virtual reality.
SEEDTECH offer a wide range of design services including 2D and 3D visualisation, fully interactive realtime applications, e-learning and simulated training. We work with a variety of clientele nationally and internationally in areas of architecture and construction, land development, heritage, broadcasting, energy, medical, emergency services, gas, aerospace, defence and maritime.
By now you will have likely heard of virtual reality (VR). It has been a topic of conversation regularly in the mainstream media over the last few years. However, less people have actually put a headset on and it is next to impossible to describe what it is like without trying it for yourself.
Controversial plans for a cable car up the Malvern Hills with a cafe at their highest point have been proposed. Malvern for All, a not-for-profit company, is proposing building a cable car running from the Rose Bank Gardens in Great Malvern to just below the summit of the Worcestershire Beacon.
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