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 designed a virtual reality application for the Onera booth at the Salon du Bourget. In a trade show environment, the continuous flow of visitors required an immediate, controller-free user experience with no learning curve. The studio developed a 360° exploration of the Fauga and Modane sites on standalone headsets. The gaze-based interaction system and bilingual interface ran continuously throughout the event. This project demonstrates the studio's ability to deliver reliable standalone solutions for high-traffic environments.
- Event activation
- Virtual reality
- 360° experience
- Game / real-time dev
- Unity
The challenge
At a high-traffic trade show, no one spends ten minutes learning how to use controllers. The interface had to ensure immediate comprehension for every passerby. The challenge: designing a crystal-clear, frictionless navigation system to absorb a constant flow of visitors without cluttering the booth space.
The approach
We developed a standalone virtual reality application delivered as a turnkey package. The visitor enters a neutral 360° space set against a gray background. To eliminate handheld controllers, navigation relies on gaze targeting paired with timed visual confirmation. This selector provides access to a structured bilingual video player to explore the Fauga and Modane sites. All texts and logos were enlarged by 50% to maintain perfect legibility inside the headset.
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