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Founded in 2016, ARVI VR is a global leader in developing AAA-level virtual reality content for location-based entertainment (LBE) venues. With over 1,000 B2B partners worldwide, ARVI VR offers the largest in-house VR game library on the market, currently counting 21 titles and growing. One of ARVI’s key strengths lies in building a complete ecosystem for LBE operations, combining high-quality content, automation tools, and operational support.

WebNTech founded Solaax, specializing in providing solutions for large events and venus. Initially, they served the government event sector, such as the World Government Summit. In 2021, they expanded into the commercial sector, covering events like the Formula 1 in Abu Dhabi. WebNTech is a leader in the government event sector, offering services like ticketing, access control systems, and access control hardware. With their developed product Solaax they are offering a comprehensive suite of services, including registration, ticketing, access control, venue management.

The Stichting Pleinmuseum is a Dutch non-profit foundation that transforms everyday public spaces into places of art, culture, and interaction. Closely connected with DROPSTUFF MEDIA, the foundation designs and produces interactive installations and exhibitions that can be experienced in city centers, at festivals, in museums, and during cultural events. 

Their work is rooted in telling meaningful stories and bringing them to life through modern technology. This includes using tools like artificial intelligence, motion detection, and both virtual and augmented reality to create installations where the public can actively take part.

Projects are often developed in collaboration with artists, designers, museums, and educational institutions. Whether it’s a large-scale outdoor media installation or an interactive exhibition in a museum, Stichting Pleinmuseum focuses on drawing people in, sparking dialogue, and making culture accessible to as many people as possible.

Timescope is a French company that has been creating virtual reality (VR) content for more than 10 years. Their goal is to help people understand the history of places, like monuments, old neighborhoods, or museums, by letting them see what those places looked like in the past through VR. 

One area of focus of Timescope is to create VR group experiences for events, museums, and exhibitions. Its latest project is entitled ‘The Origins of Paris’ and was inaugurated in June 2025. This open-air historical journey guides participants along the banks of the Seine, where, at more than 15 key points along the route, they can put on the headsets provided and see the current view of Paris replaced by a 360° virtual reconstruction of the same location as it appeared at a specific moment in the past, covering more than 2,000 years of history. Unlike traditional VR setups conducted indoors, The Origins of Paris blends immersive technology with real-world surroundings. By placing the audience exactly where the historical events took place, the experience offers an innovative and engaging way to explore the city’s past.

Spherie is a company that specializes in the production of 360-degree video footage. Using a self-developed drone, they are able to create full 360-degree footage without filming the drone itself. The company was founded in 2016 and has since focused on creating immersive 360-degree content.