Total Immersion (augmented reality) explained

Total Immersion
Foundation:Aubervilliers, Paris, France, (1999)
Key People:Bruno Uzzan (CEO)
Area Served:Worldwide
Homepage:www.t-immersion.com
Location City:Suresnes, Paris, France
Products:D’Fusion Suite, D’Fusion For Adobe Flash, D’Fusion
Industry:Technology, Software, Developer platforms
Num Employees:90[1]

Total Immersion was an augmented reality company based in Suresnes, France.[2] The company maintained offices in Europe, North America, and Asia and became defunct in 2014.

History

Total Immersion was founded in 1999 in Aubervilliers, France by current CEO, Bruno Uzzan, and former general director Valentin Lefèvre. Their headquarters were in Suresnes, France. As the company grew, Total Immersion established their first international office in San Francisco, California in the United States. After settling their American branch closer to clientele in Los Angeles,[3] they had offices in London, Hong Kong, and Tokyo with over 90 employees[4] in their 5 international offices. The company quietly went defunct in 2014 after a supposed intellectual property sale by CEO Bruno Uzzan.

Press

Community: In June 2010 it was announced at the very first Augmented Reality convention ever held, that Total Immersion had created a community logo in attempt to urge a creation of shared standards and a communications framework. This collective, participative process was aimed at advancing uniformity and organization in the world of Augmented Reality users so that the technological community and new members could recognize the logo immediately.[5]

Awards

2009
2010
2011
2012

Projects

Total Immersion provided augmented reality projects for the following notable clients:

External links

Notes and References

  1. Dean Takahashi, "Total Immersion shows off cool new augmented reality game platform", "Games Beat", February 27, 2012
  2. Web site: Total Immersion Private Company Information. https://web.archive.org/web/20091108103137/http://investing.businessweek.com/research/stocks/private/snapshot.asp?privcapId=1624447. dead. November 8, 2009. 2010-12-28.
  3. Bejamin F. Kuo, Interview with Bruno Uzzan, CEO of Total Immersion, "SocalTech.com" October 29, 2008
  4. Dean Takahashi, "Total Immersion shows off cool new augmented reality game platform", "Games Beat", February 27, 2012
  5. http://blog.t-immersion.com/2010/06/03/total-immersion-calls-on-industry-to-embrace-standards-in-ar-unveils-ar-logo-to-provide-clear-identity-for-ar-solutions/, "Total Immersion Calls on Industry to Embrace Standards in AR, Unveils AR+ Logo to Provide Clear Identity for AR Solutions"
  6. http://blog.t-immersion.com/2009/12/10/total-immersion-and-nathan-awarded-as-best-innovative-cultural-product-2009-for-dokeo-ar-kid-encyclopedia-by-lsa-magazine/, "Total Immersion and Nathan Awarded as Best Innovative Cultural Product 2009 for Dokeo AR Kid Encyclopedia by LSA Magazine"
  7. Web site: IVCA Awards 2010, sponsored by drpgroup - Winners Announced! - IVCA . 2010-12-06 . dead . https://web.archive.org/web/20101115015305/http://www.ivca.org/award-schemes/ivca-awards/ivca-awards-2010-winners-announced.html . 2010-11-15 .
  8. http://blog.t-immersion.com/2010/01/28/total-immersion-won-a-mobile-video-days-award-in-category-best-augmented-reality-application/, "Total Immersion won a Mobile Video Days Award in category Best Augmented Reality Application"
  9. Web site: Spikes Asia Festival of Creativity.
  10. Nicolas Bapst,"Volkswagen Augmented Reality Experience Awarded" "Total Immersion Blog", April 3, 2012