Step into the environment, before the real moment.
NERVUS Immersive builds experiences that don't just show a situation: they let you step into it, explore it, understand it — and sometimes decide within it.
Technology must never become the protagonist.
We don't choose a technology because it's new. We choose it when it makes people understand, remember or feel what a screen can't convey.
The medium: the VR headset and the interactive 360 sphere. Training, simulation, tours, storytelling — in space.
What immersive solves.
By outcome, not by technologyTrain safely
Practice a critical procedure with no real risk.
Demonstrate clearly
Make a complex product or process tangible.
Tour remotely
Walk through an industrial or institutional site, from anywhere.
Preserve & document
Capture a place or a state in time, in 3D.
Explain the complex
Break down an environment hard to grasp otherwise.
Stand out at a show
Create a memorable interaction at a booth.
Applications
Corporate · industry · safety · trade showsCorporate & institutional
Presentations, onboarding, virtual tours, knowledge transfer.
Industry, operations & training
Facilities, processes, equipment, procedures — remotely.
Public safety & prevention · interactive 360
The abstract instruction becomes a situation you live and remember. Recognize a hazard; relive a scene safely.
Trade shows & installations
One asset, many uses: activation, onboarding, training. Reuse is strategic.
Experience types
What we build
Interactive 360 video
Branching stories and decision points, designed for understanding.
VR training & SOPs
Procedures practiced in a realistic environment, risk-free.
Industrial tours
Guided walkthroughs of sites and facilities, remotely.
Simulation & scenarios
Navigating situations and decision-making.
Gaussian Splatting
Spatial capture and photorealistic point clouds.
Kiosk & trade show
Tactile, guided experiences for events.
Narrative fiction & interactive story
When the viewer becomes a participant
Good Girl
An immersive, interactive VR film produced by NERVUS, where critical choices shape the path of a young woman who has been abducted. An exploration of viewpoint, presence and tension — what virtual reality can make you feel differently from cinema: closeness, confined perspective, consequence.
EX ÎLE
An immersive historical-fiction project developed over roughly two years, explored in a context involving Telefilm Canada. The project didn't reach final production — its value lies in the knowledge and methods it generated: the relationship between cinema and navigable space.
Spatial capture & emerging technologies
Scene → nodes → path → interactionOur immersive process
A method, not a demoWhat immersion adds
Why immersive rather than a video.
The participant's role
Witness, employee, decision-maker, character.
Map the experience
Space, sequence, decisions, consequences.
Produce & test
Capture or build; navigation, comfort, headset.
Deploy & reuse
Headset, kiosk, trade show — one experience, many uses.
Show us the situation your audience must understand.
Tell us what people need to see, practice or explore — before the real moment. A private demonstration is available on request.