An immersive break
Short sessions of five to fifteen minutes, with the environment chosen by your team. The guest stays seated, eyes and ears somewhere else.
A wellness space lives on the experience it offers. RVer adds a ten-minute immersive break (beaches, forests and landscapes filmed in 360°) taken sitting down, without leaving the room.
One more experience to offer, with no building work, no software to install and no technical training.
Three ways the experience fits into what the venue already does.
Short sessions of five to fifteen minutes, with the environment chosen by your team. The guest stays seated, eyes and ears somewhere else.
Beaches, forests, mountains and cities in real 360° video, not animation. The library lives on the headset itself and works with no internet.
It suits the relaxation area, the waiting room and the gap between bookings: without tying up a room or a member of staff.
No technical complexity. Our team handles everything: it arrives configured, training included.
We deliver the headset with the app installed and the library of environments loaded. Your team needs no technical knowledge.
A simple interface to pick the environment for the moment and the time available. Full control in seconds.
An immersive session with 8K+ video and spatial audio. The library is updated regularly, at no cost.
Nothing to install. Someone on your team opens a page on the PC or tablet, on the same Wi-Fi, and drives the headsets in real time. Each headset is an entry: one person runs several from a single screen.
Each headset appears as an entry: pick the environment, play or pause. Several managed at once, by one person.
One button ends the session remotely. Control stays with your team, without having to interrupt the guest.
It opens in the browser of the PC or tablet you already have. Same Wi-Fi is all it takes.
RVer is a Class I medical device (base product) registered with Infarmed (CDM 94571546), CE-marked under MDR 2017/745. In a wellness space it is used as an experience: it is not a treatment, it does not replace health advice, and it is not intended for any clinical purpose.