Immerse as Group in VR with CAVE and DOME Systems

With moreViz, CAVE and Dome setups become hybrid-ready:

• 👥 On-site teams interact using laser pointers or tracked devices.

• 🌍 Remote users with HMDs (e.g., Quest, Vive, Varjo) join sessions in real time.

• 🛠 Team Review Mode allows shared or independent navigation across users.

A standard entry-level configuration is a 3-sided CAVE with front, floor, and side projection:

• Projectors: 3× WUXGA or 4K laser projectors (6,000–8,000 lumens)

• Tracking system: ART or OptiTrack with 2–4 infrared cameras

• Screens: Rear-projection surfaces, ~2×2.5 m per wall

• VR PC: High-end workstation with NVIDIA RTX A6000 or similar

• Software: moreViz for direct integration with CAD and simulation tools

• Glasses: Active shutter glasses with IR sync

A typical VR Dome for museums or public installations includes:

• Projectors: 1–6 projectors depending on dome size and resolution

• Calibration: Auto-alignment via VIOSO Anyblend or similar

• Dome size: 4–8 m diameter, inflatable or fixed structure

• Content: Real-time apps, pre-rendered shows, interactive exhibits

• Audio: 5.1 or ambisonic sound system for full immersion

• Control: Tablet, touchscreen, or laser pointer interface

This depends on the system size, tracking setup, and use case. Typically, 5 – 6 tracked users can actively interact within the CAVE or Dome, while additional participants can observe the experience without tracking.

• No headset = no discomfort or motion sickness

• Shared experience for multiple users in the same space

• Clear communication with real gestures and eye contact

• Higher image quality (no screen-door effect, sharper visuals)

• Ideal for education, training, presentations, and team collaboration

• Easier onboarding – no setup time or calibration per user

The total cost depends on system size, projection quality, tracking technology, and integration level. Typical setups range from €120,000 for compact CAVEs to over €500,000 for fully enclosed systems.