Two sites in VR without the travel
A virtual reality 360 experience streams four bilingual videos at a Paris air show.
The project
The team developed a virtual reality application for Onera for the Salon du Bourget. The interface had to ensure perfect in-headset legibility and operate without controllers, all within very tight deadlines. The studio designed a 360-degree environment featuring a gaze-controlled bilingual video player. This system showcases four videos highlighting the Modane and Fauga sites, available in both French and English. The studio deployed the solution on schedule, ensuring it was fully operational on the booth as soon as the trade show opened.
- Event activation
- 360° experience
- Virtual reality
- Game / real-time dev
- Unity
The challenge
Immersion allows for no downtime given the heavy flow of the trade show. The audience had to explore the facilities without physical controllers to handle or recharge. The challenge lay in the immediate readability of the interface and smooth navigation, developed under a zero-margin schedule.
Our approach
The visitor puts on the headset and enters a sleek 360-degree space set against a gray background. This virtual reality application eliminates all accessories: selection is performed via gaze control, triggered by a progressive visual indicator. To prevent visual fatigue, we scaled up the graphic markers and logos by 1.5x. The interface integrates a bilingual video player organized by directories to explore Modane and Fauga. We developed the entire project in Unity as a standalone package ready for continuous playback.
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