6 Vr Data Visualization Business Success Stories [2024]

Pat Walls

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Updated: November 1st, 2023

Start A Vr Data Visualization Business

VR data visualization service allows users to experience aggregated data in a virtual environment. Typically, data visualization enables the user to see analytics presented visually so the user may understand what data is communicating.

VR data visualization is in demand across different industries. The service allows engineers, designers, and other professionals to work with real-time data and virtually walk into their data so they can study it from every perspective.

If you love working with VR and are passionate about data analysis, you can consider starting a VR data visualization business. With the high demand for VR visualization services, you can turn your passion into a lucrative business opportunity.

Here are some real life success stories of starting a VR data visualization business:

1. Ivee ($120K/year)

Chelsea Rhoads, the CEO/Co-Founder of pup-eeze, came up with the idea for the business after experiencing the difficulties of traveling with her dogs during a camping trip in 2008. Realizing the need for a device to ensure their safety, Chelsea and her co-founder developed Pup Alert in 2016. After encountering challenges with their hardware solution, they adjusted the concept and launched pup-eeze, a wellness tracker for dogs. They have since focused on creating an adjustable ecosystem for dogs' environments and have garnered support from the technology community.

How much they make: $120K/year
How much did it cost to start: $250K
Current team size: 3

How I Created And Launched A Fitbit For Dogs

Pup-eeze, a wellness tracker for dogs that tracks activity, monitors location and automates their lives, was created by Chelsea Rhoads and Elizabeth Hess after realizing how difficult it was to travel with dogs, and now has a consumer-facing application for pet owners to monitor their pets' data and visualize trends.

About

Chelsea started Ivee over 4 years ago

Revenue

Chelsea grew the business to $10K/month

Costs

It cost Chelsea $250000 to start the business

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