In 2020, VHS, our secondary company to DHC, implemented a VR platform during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic. This platform aimed to make virtual meetings more interactive and engaging, offering features such as virtual reality conferences and a VR marketing room. However, we soon realized the drawbacks of VR headsets, leading us to transition to AR technology, which is more user-friendly and accessible. We have since consolidated VHS into the DHC ecosystem, offering its features as part of our comprehensive offerings. VHS is no longer operational, but its legacy lives on in our commitment to innovation and excellence in the field of VR/AR technology.

In 2018, DHC CEO and founder Vincent Silva experienced a proud moment when our company was featured in IDT magazine, a leading dental publication. This recognition was a validation of our dedication to innovation and making a mark in the dental industry. Our mantra of creating new solutions where none exist has driven us to focus on dental and medical applications, setting us apart from other PC companies like Dell and HP.

In 2018, DHC made history by launching a division dedicated to offering VR/AR technology to the dental industry, making us the first in the industry to do so. This move was driven by our recognition of the challenges faced by dental professionals, particularly in education. We firmly believed in the potential of VR headsets to revolutionize real-time education, communication, and collaboration in dentistry, and this belief was further strengthened by the emergence of Microsoft's HoloLens.