Dive beneath the waves and explore marine life together. In partnership with Monaco’s Oceanographic Museum, we crafted a multi‑user VR adventure that transports families into the depths of the Mediterranean. Visitors slip on lightweight headsets and, guided by vivid narration in several languages, swim with rays and sea turtles. By blending cinematic CGI with a shared platform, we make ocean conservation tangible and inspire stewardship among all ages.
Visitors to the Monaco Oceanographic Museum are no longer limited to viewing sea life through glass. Our shared virtual reality experience, ImmerSEAve, invites families and school groups to don lightweight headsets and dive together into a vivid digital ocean. By pairing high‑resolution CGI with a multi‑user platform, the exhibition delivers an unforgettable underwater adventure that sparks curiosity and a deeper appreciation for marine ecosystems
This project was built in close collaboration with the museum’s curators and marine biologists. The narrative is available in several languages so that visitors from around the world can fully engage with the story of the Mediterranean. Each headset is synchronised via a central controller, ensuring that everyone experiences the same stunning visuals and soundscapes at the same time, enhancing both learning and social connection.
Designed with portability in mind, the system uses standalone headsets and lightweight tracking so that the experience can travel to schools, festivals and conferences. This flexibility extends the reach of the museum’s educational mission, allowing more people to explore the ocean in a safe and accessible way. The modular design also means that future content—such as new marine habitats or conservation themes—can be added seamlessly.
Since its launch, the ImmerSEAve exhibit has increased dwell time in the museum’s VR gallery and generated positive feedback from educators, tourists and researchers. Surveys show that participants report a stronger emotional connection to marine conservation and a higher intent to support ocean preservation initiatives. The program has been featured in international media and serves as a benchmark for immersive education projects.