AR/VR Apps
On requestCapability
Augmented and virtual reality experiences for training, retail, real estate and marketing, built with ARKit, ARCore, Unity or WebXR.
Used in Mobile Apps, Custom Software
Discuss16 technologies
Game engines, 3D on the web, AR/VR, IoT, embedded systems and blockchain.
Related services
Some projects need more than forms and tables: real-time 3D, immersive experiences, connected hardware or decentralised logic.
Anyqora works with Unity, Unreal Engine and Godot for games and simulations, three.js, WebGL and WebGPU for 3D on the web, and takes on AR/VR applications, IoT and embedded systems, and blockchain and smart contract development in Solidity. These areas change quickly, so we assess maturity, device support and long-term viability before recommending anything. We choose the right fit for your project and are honest about where the risks lie.
Each entry shows what the technology is good for, our expertise level and the services it usually supports.
Expertise levels
Capability
Augmented and virtual reality experiences for training, retail, real estate and marketing, built with ARKit, ARCore, Unity or WebXR.
Used in Mobile Apps, Custom Software
DiscussProcessor-level programming used for firmware, bootloaders, drivers and tight optimisation where every instruction counts.
Used in Custom Software
DiscussCapability
Decentralised applications, tokens and smart contracts on Ethereum-compatible chains, applied where transparency and tamper-evidence justify the complexity.
Used in Custom Software, Web Development
DiscussA low-level systems language for embedded devices, firmware, drivers and performance-critical components where direct hardware control matters.
Used in Custom Software, Enterprise Software
DiscussMicrosoft's main .NET language, a strong fit for Windows desktop software, enterprise web APIs and Unity game development.
A high-performance language for game engines, desktop software, simulations and embedded systems where speed and memory control are essential.
Used in Custom Software, Enterprise Software
DiscussCapability
Firmware and software for microcontrollers and single-board computers, where memory, power and real-time behaviour are tightly constrained.
Used in Custom Software
DiscussA free, open-source game engine that is lightweight and productive for 2D and smaller 3D projects without licensing fees.
Used in Custom Software, Mobile Apps
DiscussCapability
Connected-device solutions that collect sensor data, control hardware remotely and feed dashboards or alerts through secure cloud backends.
Used in Custom Software, Cloud & DevOps, AI & ML
DiscussA lightweight scripting language embedded in game engines, network tools and applications that need safe, fast user-defined logic.
Used in Custom Software
DiscussThe main language for Ethereum-compatible smart contracts, used when a product needs on-chain logic, tokens or decentralised applications.
Used in Custom Software
DiscussA popular JavaScript library that makes WebGL practical for 3D scenes, animations and product viewers on ordinary websites.
Used in Web Development
DiscussA widely used game engine for 2D, 3D, mobile and AR/VR experiences, with C# scripting and broad platform export.
Used in Custom Software, Mobile Apps
DiscussA high-fidelity engine for visually demanding games, simulations and real-time 3D visualisation, with C++ and Blueprint scripting.
Used in Custom Software
DiscussThe browser standard for hardware-accelerated 3D and 2D graphics, powering product configurators, visualisations and interactive web experiences.
Used in Web Development
DiscussThe next-generation browser graphics and compute API, suited to demanding visualisation and in-browser machine learning where supported.
Used in Web Development, AI & ML
DiscussBuilt around your requirements
Fast, accessible, built to last
Native, cross-platform or both
We choose the right technology for your project.
Listed or not, tell us what you are working with or considering. We will explain how we would approach it and which technology fits your project.
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