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Groove Jones is a creative technology company that produces next-generation AR, VR, & MR experiences for world-class brands to engage with their audiences.
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Services We Provide (1)

Virtual Reality/Augmented Reality Development

Business Overview

Small, Medium, Enterprise

$10,000 or more

$5,000 or more, monthly

B2C, B2B

International

51–99

$10M+

Technologies We Support (11)

AR CoreAR KitHTC ViveMagic LeapMicrosoft HololensOculus GOOculus RiftOpenCVUnityUnrealiOS and Android

Industry Expertise (6)

AutomotiveEnergyEntertainmentHealthcareRetailSports

What Makes Us Different?

Groove Jones is the most award-winning XR studio in the world. Last year alone, we won over 50 industry awards for our work. Our team is considered leaders in the XR space.

2014 - Co-founder, Dale Carman directs the first VR car commercial for Acura and Samsung. That same year Dale directed the first Oculus DK2 VR production for Legendary Pictures: Pacific Rim VR Experience with Guillermo del Toro.

2016 - First multiplayer HTC Vive VR LBE (location-based experience) for FX Networks at Comic-Con. Awarded the Best VR Experience of the year.

2017 - Groove Jones is one of the first to use Apple’s ARKit for commercial use - American Airlines’ way-finding.

2018 - First use of Apple’s ARKit utilizing world space mapping and 25 simultaneous iPad users.

2021 - Groove Jones launches the first LED volumetric stage with real-time face tracking for Aurea Software.

2021 - Groove Jones launches the first mobile virtual production system using the 5G MEC with Verizon Labs.

2022 - Groove Jones launches the first volumetric scanner with ML and AI-powered pipeline to rig and add motion capture animations programmatically. AT&T licenses the technology.