VR Expert and Treeview collaborate on custom enterprise applications for XREAL AURA

Spatial instructions, equipment overlays, step-by-step procedures, and interactive simulations can place relevant information within the user’s field of view while preserving awareness of the physical environment.

Treeview is an XR development studio founded in 2016, serving enterprise clients globally.

The company develops custom virtual reality, augmented reality, mixed reality, smart-glasses, and spatial computing applications for enterprise organizations across healthcare, manufacturing, retail, energy, education, automotive, government, and other sectors.

Its work covers the full development cycle, from discovery and prototyping to UX and UI design, 3D content creation, software engineering, enterprise-system integration, deployment, and ongoing maintenance. This experience is relevant for XREAL AURA projects because enterprise applications often require secure data flows, cloud services, collaboration tools, and integration with systems such as CRM, LMS, ERP, or IoT platforms.

Treeview has already developed directly on XREAL AURA. In June 2026, Treeview founder Horacio Torrendell was part of the team behind Network XR, the overall winner of Google’s first Android XR hackathon for XREAL AURA.

Network XR was created as a conference networking application. It used real-time face recognition to show attendee profiles, shared interests, and conversation starters, supported by a web platform that generated follow-up summaries. The project combined a Unity application with a Python backend.

The result provides a practical proof point for the partnership. Treeview has already built and presented a functional application on the platform, giving enterprise customers access to development experience that goes beyond early concept exploration.

The collaboration is designed to support projects from the first discussion through to deployment. A typical engagement can begin with an XREAL AURA demonstration and a focused discovery session. VR Expert and Treeview can then assess the target users, workflow, environment, integration requirements, hardware quantities, support expectations, and success criteria.

Where the opportunity is credible, the next step can be a prototype, proof of concept or pilot. This allows the customer to test the interaction model, technical feasibility, and operational fit before committing to a larger application development and hardware rollout.

• Use-case discovery and feasibility workshops focused on a defined business process or customer experience.
• Access to XREAL AURA demonstrations and hardware evaluation through VR Expert.
• Rapid prototypes and proofs of concept to validate interaction design, technical feasibility, and user acceptance.
• Custom Android XR and Unity development, including 3D content, cloud services, and enterprise-system integrations.
• Hardware procurement, configuration, logistics, rollout planning, technical support, and lifecycle services.
• A structured route from a limited pilot to a repeatable deployment across teams, sites, or regions.

The business value of XREAL AURA will depend on the application and workflow built around it. Initial areas for exploration include:

Training and guided workflows. Spatial instructions, equipment overlays, step-by-step procedures, and interactive simulations can place relevant information within the user’s field of view while preserving awareness of the physical environment.

Design reviews and digital twins. Teams can examine products, facilities, and operational data as spatial models for design evaluation, stakeholder reviews, maintenance planning, and simulation.

Collaboration and expert support. Custom applications can connect on-site users with remote experts, shared spatial content, contextual information, and AI-supported knowledge tools.

Healthcare and life sciences. Potential applications include medical education, anatomical visualization, procedural support, clinical training, and spatial presentation of complex information, subject to the required validation and compliance processes.

Sales, events, and customer experiences. Portable spatial applications can help organizations present products, environments, and complex concepts during customer meetings, exhibitions, and demonstrations.

VR Expert and Treeview will use the partnership to identify relevant enterprise use cases, arrange demonstrations, and engage organizations that want to evaluate XREAL AURA ahead of a broader deployment.

The focus is on projects where spatial computing can improve a defined workflow, make complex information easier to understand, or create a stronger training, collaboration, or customer experience.

Spatial applications can enhance museums, archaeological sites, monuments, and cultural destinations with contextual storytelling, historical reconstructions, interactive exhibits, guided tours, and location-aware digital content layered directly onto the physical environment.