In this project, we used VR to develop new service prototyping environments and more realistic and improved service-journey simulations.
To that end, two new VR service prototyping methods were developed, presented, and evaluated: The Virtual Bodystorming method and the VR Service Walkthough.
The project was funded by the Research Council of Norway through the Centre for Service Innovation.
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