Virtualware
Unai Extremo has an extensive work experience portfolio. Unai is the Founder & CEO of Virtualware, where they lead the company strategically and oversees various teams. Unai is an Official Member of the Forbes Technology Council, and an Advisor at Evolv Rehabilitation Technologies, where they contribute to the company's strategy, fundraising, and institutional relationships. Additionally, they have served as a 3D Manager at Software Bizkaia Solutions, s.l. and as a Professor Assistant at Universidad de Deusto, focusing on software development and teaching practical subjects in .NET and multimedia.
Unai Extremo earned a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science from the University of Deusto in 2001. Unai later pursued a Master's degree in Virtual Reality, virtual environments and simulation at the same university, completing it in 2002.
Virtualware
Virtualware (EPA:MILVIR) is one of the pioneering corporations in the European Virtual Reality industry applied to the industrial, educational and healthcare sectors. Its team of more than 50 people has developed more than 500 projects in more than 33 countries. It has its headquarters in Bilbao, Spain, and its North American headquarters in Hamilton (Canada). For the last two decades, it has been developing immersive solutions oriented to the industrial end educational world, and counts among its clients multinationals and institutions such as GE Hitachi Nuclear Energy, Ontario Power Generation, Petronas, Iberdrola, Alstom, Guardian Glass, Gestamp, Danone, Johnson & Johnson, Biogen, Bayer, ADIF, the Spanish Ministry of Defense, McMaster University, El Retoño Technical University or EAN University, to name a few. Virtualware’s flagship product VIROO, the world’s pioneering VR as a Service (VRaaS) platform, makes Virtual Reality accessible to companies and institutions of all sizes and sectors. It is already used by companies on three continents and has been applied in the development of strategic projects for defence ministries, critical infrastructure training simulators and innovative educational programmes. Virtualware also participates in Evolv, a medical and digital health device manufacturer specializing in developing rehabilitation solutions based on immersive technologies.