IrisVR Reviews

Ease of interface, and great customer service

Impossible to edit in VR, re-imports tend to get annoying

Investigate the potential applications of VR in architecture and design

The drawing aspect within the file allowing me to pinpoint stuff within the spaces itself and staying there while in session to go back to.

I wish I could save the drawings i do in either a separate file to access again at a later time.

How to properly present to clients by using your product and exploiting flaws within a design, no matter how small it is.

The ease of use is the best feature of Iris. We have clients come in and walk through their un-built projects without any prior knowledge or training in the VR software. Its great!

I can't really come up with anything yet. Iris is the first VR software we've used or experienced. So, in the future we come up with some dislikes. Right now there are none.

clients and stakeholders fully understanding what used to be more ephemeral. Scale, design palettes, design options are all things we've solved through IrisVR. The design team and contractors too have been brought in to better understand a project that's in the design process.

Smooth operation, clear image and responsive control

Nothing - everything works as expected, every time

Presentation to clients, great results and acceptance

Very easy to use, all functions you need are included

Large architecture files take a long time to load, but that's because of the size of the file

We use IRISVR to show our clients our office planning in VR, this is more meaningful than a 2D plan.

We have won many big projects with these VR presentations.

Simple and easy to use with a VR headset.

Our company uses VR for architectural walkthroughs and has not fully explored the software's capability to work with Revit.

This software allows us to walk clients through their projects. Typically the experience teaches both the client and the designers something else about the building.