We hope you guessed that we are talking about "Ukraїner 360" — a project that creates a presence effect in the most remote corners of the country and offers to experience the stories of heroes who are committed to preserving ancient traditions and crafts. We sincerely thank the Ukraїner team and personally Olya Shor for their cooperation and are delighted that the spirit of research expeditions in Ukraine is recreated at kmbs.

A few more stories that our VR spot will tell:

Zero Days VR. The project immerses the audience in the invisible world of computer viruses and allows them to understand the high stakes of cyber warfare.
Michelle Obama 360. An interview with Michelle Obama by The Verge in 360 video format — one of the first major interviews in the world in this format.
Google Spotlight: Pearl. An emotional short film with a small and touching story from Google.
Notes on Blindness. A classic of storytelling in 360/VR, an experience based on the audio recordings of a writer who lost his sight.
360 Viking Battle. A beautiful and rich plot by National Geographic about Viking reenactors.
The Atomic Tree. The story of a tree that survived a nuclear explosion. The project is a participant in many VR art festivals.

By the way, the stories for your exciting journeys were selected by New Cave Media co-founder Oleksiy Furman.

As Oleksiy says: "VR cuts us off from the surrounding world, making us believe what we see on the screen — literally a few millimeters from our eyes. It is the loneliest cinema in the world, but we don't need anyone else in it. We enter a state where our sensors easily believe in the existence of such complex and dreamed-of technologies for humanity as teleportation and time machines. We are ready for adventures, whatever they may be. Be sure that each of these small 'immersions' will return you to the same coordinate — albeit as a slightly different person."

We agree with him and are already waiting for you — travelers of virtual reality.

Welcome to Virtual Journeys! A VR spot has opened at kmbs