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RAUM virtual reality collaboration
RAUM fundamentally changes the way we work today and makes collaboration more engaging and effective.
About RAUM virtual reality collaboration
RAUM revolutionises meeting productivity by creating a focused environment through VR. Here, distractions such as incoming emails or pop-ups, common in conventional video conferences, are nonexistent. Every participant is fully present and engaged in the virtual space, which prevents the video camera from being switched off and the associated marginalisation. With RAUM, every participant is an active and visible player in the meeting, which leads to more efficient and effective collaboration. A multi-user environment in which worldwide teams can virtually meet and work together. Teamwork in Virtual Reality, i.e. the fusion of the working world, office software and virtual reality meetings, opens a whole new way to work, is highly efficient and will offer many industries an easy step into digitalisation. RAUM opens doors to new forms of collaboration and education for your company. Beyond cost savings through reduced office and travel expenses, RAUM promotes innovative training/onboardings, Project work-up to education approaches, and the extended use of 3D data. The aim is not to replace physical interactions but to enrich them and deepen the exchange between teams and customers. The license-based, user-independent pricing model supports flexible scaling options, which helps to reduce operating costs in the long term and provides a platform for advanced communication and collaboration.
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Signals from RAUM virtual reality collaboration
3 published signals
Products & Services
RAUM virtual reality collaboration was a competitor to ENGAGE, which launched in 2026.
Reported by RAUM virtual reality collaboration
Products & Services
RAUM virtual reality collaboration noted that ENGAGE XR's sunset hit the author harder than expected.
Reported by Michael GAIRING ᯅ
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RAUM virtual reality collaboration exists partly because ENGAGE showed the idea could survive contact with real customers.
Reported by Andreas Reimer