VR Experiences
Custom-built VR experiences and managed headset installations for events — product demos, simulations, and branded worlds run flawlessly at scale.
Virtual reality gives an audience something no screen can: presence. ZebIQ builds custom VR experiences for events and brands — product demonstrations that let visitors operate machinery that is too large or too expensive to ship, architectural walkthroughs of unbuilt spaces, training simulations, branded story worlds, and competitive multi-player VR games for activations.
We develop in modern real-time engines for current-generation standalone headsets, which means untethered, high-fidelity experiences without cable management or external PCs cluttering the activation space. Multi-user sessions let groups share the same virtual space simultaneously — powerful for guided demos and team-based activations — while spectator screens broadcast each player's view to the watching crowd, turning every session into a draw for the next one.
On-site, VR succeeds or fails on operations. Our deployments include trained attendants, strict hygiene protocols between users, throughput-optimised session design, comfort-first interaction patterns that work for first-time users, and queue management that keeps the activation moving. Every session is logged, giving brands per-user engagement data alongside the experience itself.
What's included
Custom Experience Development
Product demos, simulations, walkthroughs, and branded worlds built in-house in modern real-time engines.
Standalone Headset Deployment
Untethered current-generation headsets — no cables, no external PCs, clean activation footprints.
Multi-User Shared Sessions
Groups occupy the same virtual space simultaneously for guided demos and team-based competitive experiences.
Spectator Screens
Live in-headset views broadcast to large displays, turning each session into a crowd-pulling spectacle.
Managed On-Site Operations
Trained attendants, hygiene protocols, comfort-first onboarding, and queue management built into every deployment.
Session Analytics
Per-user completion, dwell time, and interaction data that quantifies what the experience achieved.
How it works
A clear, numbered path from kickoff to live operation — so you always know what happens next.
Concept & Storyboard
We define the experience narrative, interactions, and session length, balancing impact with event-floor throughput.
Development & Playtesting
The experience is built and iterated through playtests, with comfort and first-time-user usability validated explicitly.
Deployment Planning
Station count, space layout, staffing, and queue design are engineered around your expected footfall.
Live Operation
Our attendants run every session — fitting headsets, guiding users, maintaining hygiene, and keeping throughput on target.
Where it shines
Product Demonstrations at Exhibitions
Let visitors operate heavy machinery, explore vehicles, or tour facilities that cannot be brought to the show floor.
Real Estate & Architecture Previews
Walkthroughs of unbuilt projects at launches and sales events, with interiors explored at true scale.
Corporate Training & Safety Simulation
Repeatable, measurable simulations for industrial procedures and safety scenarios, deployed at training events.
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Frequently asked
We design explicitly for first-timers: comfort-first movement, simple interactions, short onboarding inside the experience, and a trained attendant guiding every session. The large majority of event VR users are first-timers, and our experiences assume that.
Every deployment includes disposable face-liner protocols, sanitisation of headsets and controllers between users, and rotating equipment sets so cleaning never slows the queue.
Typically four to ten weeks depending on complexity — a focused product demo sits at the shorter end, a multi-user branded world at the longer. We confirm a milestone schedule with playtest checkpoints during scoping.
Ready to put VR Experiences to work?
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