Major publications across the USA have all touted the successes and innovations of
Roy Webb.
 
As a major dance club conceptual futurist, promoter, and consultant with more than two decades of advancing new concepts for the dance club experience. Roy Webb steps into the future, with a virtual rave sensation named "Bizarre Rave''.

Roy Webb Production's state-of-the-art technology brings audiences into a total 5D, 360° immersive experience. Now you will be able to physically enter into a fantastic and unbelievable visual experience. A new virtual augmented world of visual sensations with a musical soundtrack featuring the world's top DJs and an experience beyond reality.

Dreams become reality as artificial intelligence combined with amazing advances in headless virtual and augmented reality combine to bring Roy Webb's futuristic vision to life.

The experience age isn’t just about creating experiences — it’s about better understanding who your audience is and what they want so that those experiences are engaging.

The concept of virtual reality (VR) has been around since the 1950s. VR aims to immerse a user in a 3D environment so they feel part of that world. Most industry experts would say that a true VR experience is where the user feels a real sense of immersion in the computer-generated 3D environment, and is able to affect and interact with that environment. Depending on the quality of the system, users can experience the five senses of sight, hearing, smell, touch and taste. An effective VR experience enables users to temporarily forget the ‘real’ world and instead feel a part of the virtual world they are experiencing.

While the idea of VR is not new, in the last five years great leaps in technology have seen it finally begin to break into the mainstream. This is partially due to the gaming industry, which has driven much of the development, and the emerging interest in the technology by large multinational companies. Big bucks are being thrown at advancing the technology even further, with major technology companies working to become leaders in the field.

Achieving total immersion—that is, making the experience so real we forget that it isn’t—is the ultimate goal of many VR developers. There are still hurdles ahead, but we may not be as far away from the finish line as we think, actually its here.
 
The future is now, with Roy Webb's virtual rave sensation coming to a location near you!