MISSION Kyoobit
building end-to-end XR destination experiences for and by storytellers worldwide
Kyoobit is a play on the word qubit, or quantum bit, the mission of our project is to establish a network of cloned Kyoobits spread across various cities. Now here is the quantum bit, upload your XR experience to our platform and voilà! They materialise in every single Kyoobit at once, putting your project into a superposition* for your audiences.
We are also rethinking the way stories are told by creating a platform that transforms imagination into experiences through XR technology. Kyoobit looks to push the limits of conventional media and offer an affordable and innovative space where creativity can thrive.
This end-to-end platform is being developed to allow studios, brands and creators to seamlessly design, launch, and monetize immersive walk-through trailers, music videos, and anything else you can think of. Transform your project into a ticketed attraction that will be distributed through a network of cloned city centre locations set up by Kyoobit soon.
*superposition is the ability of a quantum system to be in multiple states at the same time.
MEET THE TEAM
CEO
Michael has a strong interest in music as well as themed entertainment and creative endeavours. Having earned a bachelor's degree in Music from the University of Aberdeen he made a shift from music to technology by becoming a Resident Entrepreneur with Creative Informatics and taking part in the STAC Accelerator program in Glasgow. His goal is to develop Kyoobit into a platform for sharing immersive attractions, for everyone.
Michael Miller
Michael Miller
CMO
James has a wealth of experience in marketing and creative communications. As the founder of Strange Quark Creative, he has crafted innovative campaigns using experimental tech. Beyond his marketing expertise, James is an artist and musician blending technology with performance to create immersive experiences.
James Stephen Wright
James Stephen Wright
CTO
Stephen began his tech journey with an Acorn Electron in the '80s, sparking a lifelong passion for innovation. Stephen is known for creating outside the box systems and his strong focus on enhancing users’ immersion and enjoyment of interactive real-time experiences. Now Stephen leads Kyoobit’s tech team, driving the development of innovative immersive experiences.
Stephen Palmer
Stephen Palmer
CREATIVE DIRECTOR
Keilidh Bradley is an artist, animator and illustrator and leads the creative team at Kyoobit. They created the captivating animated short film "Fox Fires," which has been showcased on various platforms like Digital Arts, Nerdist and Bored Panda. Having graduated from Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art & Design in Dundee they moved on to obtaining a Master's degree in Character Animation and Animated Filmmaking from Gobelins, in Paris.
Keilidh Bradley
Keilidh Bradley
DIGITAL MARKETING
MANAGER
Veronica Petukhov is a digital artist digital artist, video editor, designer, and VJ with a Contemporary Art Practice degree. Has a knack, for creating imaginative and engaging social media content and captivating live visual performances that leave a lasting impact.
Veronica Petukhov
Veronica Petukhov
UNREAL GENERALIST
James started using Unreal Engine when he was studying Computer Games Art & Animation in college and delved into Architectural Visualisation after graduating. He now has seven years of experience working as a Technical Artist at Kyoobit where he combines his tech skills with creativity and goes back, to his origins as a 3D Artist.
James Kelly
James Kelly
3D GENERALIST
Fiona creates virtual environments by designing every aspect, ranging from 3d modelling and texturing to asset sculpting and animation. They look to explore methods for transforming virtual narratives, streamlining processes and developing unique styles alongside Kyoobit's group of creative minds.
Fiona Stewart
Fiona Stewart
SOUND DESIGNER
Andrey Chugunov is a multidisciplinary artist who combines digital & analogue mediums to craft captivating audio experiences through sound art and light installations, alongside generative graphics that delve into the concepts of mortality and memory while reflecting on autonomy.
