Projects

Delivered, Operating and Proven Every Day

Every project on this page was designed, engineered and delivered by Fusion VR, and almost every one is still running under our care. From our first installation in 2010, running daily ever since, to The Odyssey of Hanuman 7DX - Sankat Mochan Gallery at Ayodhya, delivered and awaiting an opening date to be announced by the institution, this portfolio spans digital museums, immersive experience centres, defence platforms and industrial immersive experiences across four countries.

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Experiences under our maintenance and operation support today

Run every public day by our own deployed teams

Countries delivered in: India, Singapore, Dubai, Malaysia

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HOW TO READ THIS PORTFOLIO

Counted Honestly, Stated Plainly

Every number on this page follows one counting rule: one count per discrete visitor-facing setup. A zone with three interactive kiosks counts as three experiences, because three visitors engage it at once. A theatre counts as one, however complex its engineering. Fusion VR states every figure the way an auditor would read it, and every total reconciles to one register.

A few terms carry precise meanings here. Delivered means installed, commissioned and handed over. Soon-opening means delivered and awaiting its official opening day, which is where the Aurobindo Digital Discovery Center stands today. The Odyssey of Hanuman 7DX - Sankat Mochan Gallery is delivered, with its opening date to be announced by the institution. Supported through the contract period describes completed engagements whose maintenance and operation ran for their full contracted term.

Support itself takes two forms. At the Amma Memorial and the Kalaignar Memorial, our own deployed teams have run every day of public operation since inauguration, with full maintenance responsibility alongside. At every other active site, the institution's own team is on the floor, trained by us and backed by our continuing maintenance and guidance. Sixteen experiences run under the first model, and forty-seven in all remain under our maintenance and operation support today.

Dates are bounded to their own subject: since 2010 refers to our first installation, running daily ever since, and each project entry below carries its own years. Where a client cannot be named due to confidential reasons, we withhold their names. What follows is the record as it stands, project by project.

Category One

Digital Museums & Immersive Experience Centres

This is the heart of what Fusion VR builds: complete digital museums and immersive experience centres, from the story on the screen to the machinery beneath the seats. Every project below is delivered: most operate daily, the newest await their opening day, and each opens into its own individual experiences.

Odyssey of Hanuman 7DX theatre with 100-foot curved screen and motion platforms, Ayodhya

Awaiting Institution's Opening Date

AWAITING THE INSTITUTION'S OPENING DATE · 7DX IMMERSIVE THEATRE · AYODHYA

The Odyssey of Hanuman 7DX - Sankat Mochan Gallery

Developed for IITM Pravartak and the Department of Science and Technology, and installed for Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra at the Ramakatha Sangrahalaya in Ayodhya, our flagship carries thirty visitors at a time on Lord Hanuman's flying journey to the Himalayas in search of the Sanjeevani herb. A 100-foot, 180-degree curved silver screen carries India's first 28K passive stereoscopic 3D film from fourteen projectors, wrapped in 64-channel Holophonix 3D spatial audio, the first of its kind in India, with four 6DoF motion platforms seating two rows each. Sixteen months of content development, hundreds of shots, and every discipline under one roof stand behind it. Delivered. The opening date will be announced by the institution.

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EXPERIENCE CENTRE · CHENNAI · 2026

Tamil Nadu Policy and Governance Experience Centre (TNPAGE)

Delivered for the Tamil Nadu State Planning Commission through the Public Works Department, and inaugurated in February 2026 by Thiru Udhayanidhi Stalin, then Hon'ble Deputy Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu, TNPAGE turns the state's governance and development story into ten experiences visitors work with their own hands. A district-puzzle touch wall, a wheel-driven data explorer, gamified sports kiosks, indoor projection mapping and a 7D multisensory theatre build toward one of the centre's most engaging attractions: the Vaigai AI Experience, a lifelike animated character holding real conversations with visitors, among the most advanced conversational AI exhibits ever deployed in a public institution in India. The centre's own team operates it daily, trained by us, with our maintenance behind every experience.

Tamil Nadu Policy and Governance Experience Centre

INTERACTIVE TOUCH WALL

Districts of Distinction

A large touch wall scatters all 38 districts of Tamil Nadu across the screen, and visitors place each one where it belongs on the state map. Every correct placement lights up a companion display with that district's story: literacy, population, major industries, government schemes and tourism highlights. Gentle hints keep younger visitors moving, the wall resets itself for the next guest, and the pacing was tuned through repeated trials so the puzzle feels encouraging rather than testing. A curious child and a policy specialist finish the same puzzle having each learned something real about the state, district by district.

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INTERACTIVE KIOSK

Wheels of Prosperity

Beside the district puzzle stands a touch kiosk where visitors turn a wheel-shaped dial to browse thirteen sectors of Tamil Nadu's development. Each turn of the dial plays a short video on the larger screen in front, telling the state's progress in that field, and the simple, satisfying spin makes exploring data feel like play rather than research. The two neighbouring experiences complete each other by design: Districts of Distinction reads the state district by district, while Wheels of Prosperity tells the same story from a state-wide view, so visitors leave with both the close-up and the whole picture.

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INTERACTIVE KIOSK • 1 OF 3

Know Your Sports: Know Your Athletes

The first of three sports kiosks is a browsable hall of fame for Tamil Nadu's sportspeople. Visitors swipe through profile cards at their own pace, each card celebrating an athlete's journey and achievements, from the celebrated names every visitor recognises to the quiet achievers whose stories rarely reach the headlines. There is no timer and no score here; this kiosk rewards curiosity, letting a visitor spend a minute with one athlete or ten minutes with many, and it sets the theme the next two kiosks turn into play.

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INTERACTIVE KIOSK • 2 OF 3

Know Your Sports: Best Moments

Where the first kiosk celebrates the athletes, the second celebrates the moments. Visitors swipe through a series of cards, each one capturing a standout achievement from Tamil Nadu's sporting history with its own short story attached, so a scroll through the state's sporting record feels closer to flipping through a highlight reel than reading a timeline. The card format keeps every story quick enough to finish standing up, and together the deck leaves visitors with a sense of just how much sporting history the state has quietly built.

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INTERACTIVE KIOSK • 3 OF 3

Know Your Sports: Guess the Game

The third kiosk turns the sports theme into a game visitors play against the clock. A ten-question quiz serves up clues about a sport and challenges the visitor to name it before time runs out, and every round ends with a fun fact about the answer, so a wrong guess teaches exactly as much as a right one. It is the kiosk that draws friendly competition out of families and school groups, and it closes the three-kiosk sports zone the way it should close, with visitors laughing and learning at the same time.

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INTERACTIVE AI HOLOBOX

Vaigai AI Experience

At the centre of the experience hall stands Vaigai, a mascot 3D avatar of a schoolgirl in a Tamil Nadu government school uniform, and one of TNPAGE's most engaging attractions. Visitors ask her questions and she answers in real time, as naturally as a person standing before them, her body movement, lip sync and expressions animating live with every reply. Powered by artificial intelligence trained on deep Tamil Nadu-specific knowledge, she greets each visitor by name, pronounced correctly, a touch that consistently delights. Vaigai stands among the most advanced conversational AI exhibits deployed in a public institution in India, and every visitor gets a few questions with her.

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7D MULTISENSORY THEATRE

The Timeless Journey of Tamil

The centre's 7D multisensory theatre seats visitors in specially designed motion seats, wraps them in 7.1 surround sound, and plays a vivid film tracing Tamil Nadu's progress through the years and the schemes that shaped it. The majority of the film is photorealistic 3D animation and recreation, with certain portions filmed on a specialised stereoscopic camera rig for genuine depth, and wind, mist, scent and motion move through the theatre in perfect synchrony. Fitting a theatre this immersive into the available floor space took real ingenuity, with the room's layout reworked more than once until the effect felt seamless, making this the theatre experience the TNPAGE journey is remembered by.

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INDOOR 3D PROJECTION MAPPING

Blueprints of Growth

Three-dimensional projection mapping is usually designed for the exterior facades of buildings, limiting shows to a few hours after sunset, dependent on the weather, often an underutilised investment. We brought that experience inside TNPAGE for visitors to enjoy at any hour of the day. In a lighting-controlled gallery, high-end projectors with vivid, vibrant colours cast one seamless picture across an urban cityscape miniature model, custom designed on a tabletop of approximately twelve feet by four feet to carry every element of the script's storytelling. The model's three-dimensional white surfaces come alive with Tamil Nadu's development story playing across its flyovers, towers and other infrastructure developments, while 7.1 surround sound fills the gallery.

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ARCHAEOLOGY MUSEUM · TIRUNELVELI · 2025

Porunai Museum

Commissioned by the Tamil Nadu Archaeology Department and delivered through the Public Works Department, the Porunai Museum in Tirunelveli lets visitors step inside thousands of years of Tamil civilisation along the Thamirabarani rather than view it behind glass. Three signature experiences anchor it: India's first 7DX VR Boat for archaeological and historical exploration, a fifteen-seater on proportional-controlled hydraulics sailing the river's own filmed and animated landscapes; an interactive iron smelting exhibit where a visitor's foot on a physical bellows drives a real-time 3D furnace, grounded in the Sivagalai excavations; and a multisensory theatre journey through the five classical landscapes of Sangam poetry. Inaugurated in December 2025 by Thiru M.K. Stalin, then Hon'ble Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu, it drew festival-scale crowds from the very first day of its public opening, with the VR Boat its proven centrepiece.

Porunai Museum, Tirunelveli

7DX VR Boat Simulator on hydraulic motion platform at Porunai Museum

7DX MOTION EXPERIENCE

7DX VR Boat Simulator Experience

India's first indigenously developed 7DX VR Boat for archaeological and historical exploration is a fifteen-seater on a hydraulic motion platform engineered for true wave motion. Each visitor wears a VR headset with headphones, a centralised play control system triggers the film across every headset in synchrony, and head-tracked Ambisonics holds every sound in place. The journey is a five-thousand-year time travel, blending photorealistic stereoscopic 3D animation with VR180 stereoscopic footage filmed on real waters deep inside forests the public cannot access, capturing the beauty of the Western Ghats. It sails from ancient Korkai to the Roman Empire along the pearl trade, with wind, rain, aroma and vibration effects synchronised throughout.

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SENSOR-INTEGRATED PHYSICAL OBJECT INTERACTION

Interactive Iron Smelting Exhibit

The visitor follows guided instructions on a touchscreen and lives the ancient process themselves, from collecting raw iron ore to smelting it to shaping a finished sword. At the steps where the furnace demands air, they pedal a sensor-integrated physical bellows with their foot, and the real-time 3D rendering on the big screen in front responds to every interaction: flames shift and intensify with each stroke, and the process advances only when the furnace truly reaches the required temperature. Grounded in the Sivagalai excavations, where iron smelting in Tamil Nadu dates back more than five thousand years, the exhibit turns our ancestors' iron smelting heritage into something learned by doing.

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5D MULTISENSORY THEATRE

Ainthinai

Ainthinai journeys through the five classical landscapes of Sangam poetry, Kurinji, Mullai, Marudham, Neidhal and Paalai. Footage from custom stereoscopic 3D rigs and GPS-tracked drones, flown over waterfalls and ridges deep in the Western Ghats forests, is woven with photorealistically recreated environments and animated characters into a seamless stereoscopic 3D film, layered with originally composed music and sound design. We created the content, commissioning the silver screen, stereoscopic 3D projection, 7.1 surround and playback servers, while the facility's moving seats and multisensory effects, wind, mist, rain and scent, were provided by the department. Entrusted at a late stage, the complete scope was delivered in under three weeks.

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MEMORIAL MUSEUM · MARINA BEACH, CHENNAI · 2024

Kalaignar Memorial Museum

A tribute to Kalaignar M. Karunanidhi for the Government of Tamil Nadu Public Works Department, inaugurated in February 2024 by Thiru M.K. Stalin, then Hon'ble Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu, and run every public day since by our own deployed team with full operation and maintenance responsibility. Five experiences carry his story: the Kalaignar Express 7DX Train Simulator, a first-of-its-kind indigenous open carriage riding a 3DoF platform before a curved active stereoscopic 3D screen, and the museum's signature crowd-puller; a life-sized 3D holographic Kalaignar appearing before a lit thematic set; an augmented reality photo booth; an interactive quiz; and an 80-seat Immersive Cinema Hall, its 60-foot curved screen blending six projectors into one seamless panorama for a government-produced film on his life.

Kalaignar Memorial Museum, Marina Beach, Chennai

Kalaignar Express 7DX open-carriage train simulator with curved stereoscopic

7DX TRAIN RIDE SIMULATOR

Kalaignar Express 7DX Train Journey

From a recreated station platform, visitors board an exact replica open-front train carriage seating twenty-four. Before them, a forty-five-foot semi-circular screen carries active stereoscopic 3D at 12K resolution, 60 frames per second per eye, 120 across the pair. The ten-minute journey through Kalaignar's life begins at Tiruvarur Station and crosses Tamil Nadu to Chennai in photorealistic stereoscopic 3D animation with a few selected filmed portions and originally composed music mixed for 7.1 surround. Seat movements duplicate every jerk to the train's exact speed, with synchronised train sounds, while wind, aroma, drizzle, lightning, bubbles and vibration ride along. It is the centre of attraction and crowd-puller of the Kalaignar Memorial Museum.

3D HOLOGRAPHIC

Right Aloft: Holographic Appearance of Kalaignar

In a pavilion housing miniature recreated sets of Fort St. George, a life-size 3D holographic Kalaignar delivers his historic Independence Day speech. Kalaignar secured the right of Chief Ministers to hoist the national flag, and hoisted it for the very first time on 15 August 1974. Photorealistic animation, motion capture and 3D holographic projection recreate the fifty-year-old Kalaignar in lifelike detail, every gesture performed and captured, his voice faithfully recreated, and thematic lighting completes the scene, so visitors stand in the pavilion watching the champion of rights deliver that speech as if present at the fort in 1974.

INTERACTIVE TOUCH WALL

Interactive Quiz Station

An interactive touch wall challenges visitors with ten riddle-style questions drawn from the many facets of Kalaignar's life: his public service, his welfare programmes, and his contributions to literature, cinema and politics. Each riddle is designed to make the visitor think before it teaches, and every correct answer triggers words of praise in Kalaignar's faithfully recreated voice, so it feels as if Kalaignar himself is appreciating the visitor. The vibrant display and voice responses together give visitors of all ages a playful way into his achievements, and many leave the station knowing sides of Kalaignar, the writer, the artist, the administrator, they had never encountered.

Augmented Reality Selfie Booth

Selfie with Kalaignar

The photobooth recreates Kalaignar's iconic room at his Gopalapuram residence in faithful detail: the cushioned chair where he received visitors, shelves holding thousands of replica books recreating his lifelong love of literature, and a life-size statue of his mother standing nearby. Visitors pose beside the empty chair, and the surprise arrives with the photograph: through augmented reality, Kalaignar appears seated in the chair, as if the visitor had taken the picture standing right beside him. Each photograph carries the museum's logo and date stamp and is delivered immediately to the visitor's mobile phone, a personal keepsake from the room where he met great leaders, artists and ordinary citizens alike.

IMMERSIVE CINEMA

AV Hall with 60-Foot Curved Screen

The 80-seat AV hall is built around a 60-foot curved screen, with six projectors blended into one seamless panorama that wraps the audience in the picture. We designed and installed the complete technology for the hall: screen, projection, 7.1 surround sound and playback systems, purpose-built to present the government-produced film on Kalaignar's life and achievements. Blending six projectors across a curved surface demands exact alignment, edge-blending and colour calibration, tuned until no seam or brightness shift betrays where one projector ends and the next begins. The result is a system capable of a single sweeping image and clear, enveloping sound, presenting Kalaignar's story in comfort to every generation of visitors.

Kalaignar 100 Centenary Tribute exhibition hall

CENTENARY EXHIBITION · CHENNAI · 2024

Kalaignar 100: A Centenary Tribute

For the centenary of Kalaignar M. Karunanidhi, organised by the party, we built a complete immersive exhibition of five experiences in four weeks: lifelike 3D holographies of Kalaignar at both his young and elder ages, a selfie hall where visitors photograph themselves beside a realistic physical replica of Kalaignar and receive the picture on their phones, and a VR zone whose ten-minute 180-degree stereoscopic 3D VR experience carried thirty viewers at a time through the defining moments of his life, alongside a large-screen AV hall. The exhibition was experienced by Thiru M.K. Stalin, then Hon'ble Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu. Motion capture, stereoscopic VR filming and Ambisonics audio were compressed into that single month, the full installation was completed on site in twenty-four hours, and we operated and maintained it through the entire two weeks of the exhibition's run.

Kalaignar 100: A Centenary Tribute, Chennai

IMMERSIVE PRESENCE OF VIRTUAL KALAIGNAR

3D Holography Gallery

Two life-size holographic appearances of Kalaignar were created. In the first, the younger Kalaignar appears as though addressing the gathering before him. A physical podium stands in front of the holographic display, the figure aligned to it and the lighting matched across both, so the physical and the virtual appear to occupy the same space. In the second, in a separate gallery, the elder Kalaignar in his nineties is recreated giving his vision to the party and to the people of Tamil Nadu. Both were modelled in 3D, animated using motion capture and rendered photorealistically, and the whole experience was developed and installed inside the four weeks the exhibition allowed.

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Visitors photographing themselves beside a physical Kalaignar replica at Kalaignar 100

MOBILE SHARING PHOTO BOOTH

Photo with Kalaignar

A realistic physical replica of Kalaignar stands in the hall, and visitors photograph themselves standing beside it. Nothing is worn and nothing is projected here: the visitor sees the figure with their own eyes, and the photograph records exactly what stood in front of them. Each picture is then delivered to the visitor's mobile phone, so the keepsake travels home rather than staying in the hall. The application was developed and installed inside the four weeks the exhibition allowed.

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30-seat 180-degree VR zone and 100-seat AV hall at Kalaignar 100 exhibition

30-SEAT VR ZONE PLUS 100-SEAT AV HALL

VR Zone and AV Hall

Thirty visitors at a time wear VR devices and travel through the defining moments of Kalaignar's life in a ten-minute 180-degree stereoscopic 3D VR experience. A centralised play control system runs the zone: at the push of a single button the show starts on all thirty devices together, so the whole group moves through the story in step. It was built from stereoscopic VR capture combined with photorealistic 3D animation, with sound composed in Ambisonics. Alongside the zone, a hundred-seat AV hall carried the exhibition's large-screen presentation, seating far larger groups in a single sitting. Both were developed and installed inside the four weeks the exhibition allowed.

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MEMORIAL MUSEUM · CHENNAI · 2021

Amma Memorial Museum & Knowledge Park

A tribute to Dr. J. Jayalalitha for the Government of Tamil Nadu Public Works Department, inaugurated in 2021 by Thiru Edappadi K. Palaniswami, then Hon'ble Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu. Eight experiences were delivered in only seven weeks, in active coordination with various government and private stakeholders, along with our parallel development approach: interactive cycling through 3D landscapes, a gesture-guided selfie station, tribute kiosks releasing fragrance as visitors offer digital flowers, and more, with several experiences running across multiple stations. Our own deployed team has run every day of public operation since inauguration, alongside full maintenance, making this, with the Kalaignar Memorial, one of the two institutions proving our complete operate-and-maintain model at government scale.

Amma Memorial, Marina Beach, Chennai

INTERACTIVE TOUCHSCREEN

Amma's Achievement Milestones

A touchscreen kiosk stands before a big screen, and its interface is a clock-style dial marked with the different periods of former Chief Minister Dr. J. Jayalalitha's governance. As the visitor turns the needle on the digital dial to a period, that era's achievements appear on the bigger screen as crafted motion graphics presentations, covering the welfare schemes of those years and the benefits they brought the people. Every marking on the dial opens its own chapter, so the scale of what was accomplished builds naturally as visitors travel the timeline, turning what could have been a wall of text into a timeline visitors drive at their own pace.

VIRTUAL CHAT

Let's Speak with Amma

At a touchscreen console, visitors choose the questions they wish to ask, and Amma appears on the screen in front to answer each one directly. The highly realistic 3D animated Amma responds in her own manner and bearing, so the exchange feels like a real conversation rather than a recording. The console carries the questions visitors most want to ask, so nobody hesitates over what to say, and the conversation begins the moment they step up. For many visitors this is the most affecting stop in the museum: hearing a question answered directly by Amma carries a weight that reading about her never could.

PROJECTION TOUCH WALL

Legends Wall of Fame

Rather than a conventional screen, two projectors are seamlessly edge-blended into one touch-enabled panoramic view projected across the wall itself, giving the exhibit a scale no single display could match. The wall presents six of the most important welfare schemes Amma implemented, side by side, so visitors take in the breadth of the programme at a glance before choosing where to go deeper. Touching a scheme plays a 2D animated film showing in detail how it reached and benefited the citizens of the state, each film telling its story through the people it helped rather than through figures, and each short enough that visitors rarely stop at one.

TOUCH AND SWIPE WALL

Glory of Amma

A touch and swipe wall splits Amma's story into three chapters: her childhood, her cinema career and her political life. The visitor makes a choice on the touchscreen and swipes the image toward the large screen in front, and that action launches an absorbing one-minute motion graphics rendering of the chosen period. The swipe creates the sensation of the image moving from the visitor's fingers to the display in front, a satisfying action that makes visitors want to try the next chapter too. Three chapters at a minute each let visitors follow whichever part of her story drew them in, the actor, the politician, or the child before both.

INTERACTIVE QUIZ WALL

Play and Win

Built on interactive digital wall technology, Play and Win presents a quiz show on Amma's life, contributions and achievements. Visitors answer each question on the wall, and every correct answer is rewarded on screen by a lifelike Amma smiling and applauding, a moment of recognition that makes people genuinely want to get it right. Placed among the other exhibits, the quiz quietly rewards visitors who paid attention on their way around, turning the whole museum into something they can test themselves on. Families and school groups play together, and a correct answer becomes a shared celebration.

GESTURE-CONTROLLED AUGMENTED REALITY

Selfie with Amma

The station runs entirely self-operated: the moment a visitor stands in front, the photorealistic 3D animated Amma on the large screen recognises their presence and greets them with a warm welcome. On-screen guidance then walks the visitor through simple gestures, a countdown follows, and the photograph is taken with Amma appearing beside them. At a separate touchscreen kiosk next to the big screen, the visitor enters their mobile number and receives the photograph directly on their phone, carrying the government logo and the date stamp. Careful work went into how Amma appears and responds, so the picture reads as a genuinely shared moment.

INTERACTIVE VIRTUAL CYCLING

Cycle Travel in Golden Era

The concept comes from a real scheme: Amma's free cycles for school students. Seated on a stationary cycle facing the screen in front, the visitor rides as a student would, from home to school, experiencing how the Amma cycle helped students reach school on time. Sensors read both the pedalling rotation speed and the handlebar direction, so the visitor pedals and steers the ride through a real-time 3D rendered environment, wearing headphones, and as they pass each location along the route, a voice explains the scheme and benefit it represents. The ride moves only while they pedal, and two cycles let visitors journey side by side.

AROMA-INTEGRATED INTERACTIVE COLOURING

Tribute to Amma

The museum's closing experience lets visitors offer their tribute to Amma in flowers. At a touchscreen kiosk, the visitor chooses a flower from the list and colours it to their liking, the colouring is rendered into a highly realistic bloom, and a swipe showers its petals onto the screen in front, where a photorealistic 3D animated Amma receives the tribute with a warm acknowledgement expression. At that exact moment, the flower's fragrance is released into the air, so visitors see the tribute and smell it in the same breath. Multiple kiosks across three stations let several visitors shower their chosen flowers simultaneously: the moment visitors carry out of the museum.

Experience Vivekananda digital museum galleries at Ramakrishna Mission

SPIRITUAL DIGITAL MUSEUMS · NATIONWIDE · SINCE 2010

Experience Vivekananda, Ramakrishna Mission

Our longest-running relationship, now in its fifteenth year: seven experiences delivered for the Ramakrishna Mission's digital museums across the country, from our first installation at Vivekanandar Illam in 2010, running daily ever since, to the newest in 2025. The portfolio spans the stereoscopic 3D theatre bringing Swami Vivekananda's 1893 Chicago address to life, the Ask Vivekananda augmented reality experience, the Selfie with Swamiji augmented reality photo booth, the Tears of Vivekananda 4D VR short film, a 4D VR boat, and the Arise Awake multisensory hall composing LED displays, holography, programmed lighting and sensory effects into one story. The 4D VR boat and the Ask Vivekananda augmented reality experience were launched in December 2019 at Vivekananda House, Chennai, by Shri Prahlad Singh Patel, then Hon'ble Union Minister of State (Independent Charge) for Culture and Tourism; other experiences were inaugurated by other dignitaries over the years, and major projects for Mission and Math centres across India are under development today.

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Experience Vivekananda, Ramakrishna Math and Mission

Stereoscopic 3D theatre recreating Vivekananda's 1893 Chicago address

IMMERSIVE STEREO-3D THEATRE

9/11 Parliament of Religions: Chicago Address

We designed the complete theatre: the stereoscopic 3D display, surround sound system, stereoscopic playback solution and the film itself, at the digital museum at Vivekanandar Illam, Chennai and the digital museum at Ramakrishna Mission, Delhi. The film recreates the day Swami Vivekananda addressed the World's Parliament of Religions in Chicago. At its heart is a photorealistic Swamiji, modelled and 3D animated using motion capture for body, finger and facial expressions, lit cinematically and rendered with true stereoscopic depth and out-of-the-screen pop-out effects, with originally composed music mixed for surround. Crowds were generated in thousands, filling the hall and the Chicago cityscape, and the depth lifts the parable of the frog in the well into the space before viewers.

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MULTISENSORY 4D VR BOAT

Tears of Vivekananda, Kanyakumari

Two physically fabricated boats sit side by side in a semi-dark hall, its scenography recreating a beach so the boats appear drawn up on the shore. Visitors board and wear VR devices, and at the press of a single button every device across both boats starts simultaneously, avoiding separate hand controllers entirely. The film is stereoscopic 3D VR180 at 8K, cinematically lit with originally composed music, and each boat is integrated with wind, vibration, aroma and water sprinkles triggered at the exact moment of the scene. Boat motion is deliberately avoided for the safety of the heritage structure housing it. Installed at the digital museum at Vivekanandar Illam, Chennai and the digital museum at Ramakrishna Mission, Delhi.

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IMMERSIVE MULTISENSORY HALL

Arise Awake, Kathopanishad

Multiple LED and LCD displays work together with holography, colour-changing lights, fog, aroma, thunder, lightning, wind and other special effects, all integrated with originally composed music mixed for 7.1 surround and synchronised to the storyline. Yama and Nachiketa are life-sized photorealistic 3D models, animated with motion capture, so the two appear present inside the gallery itself, while the surrounding displays give context to their conversation. The story is their philosophical dialogue about life, and the immersive staging is what carries it: difficult philosophy becomes far easier to follow and more engaging with the audience standing between the two figures as they speak. Installed at the digital museum at Vivekanandar Illam, Chennai and the digital museum at Ramakrishna Mission, Delhi.

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AR PHOTOBOOTH WITH MOBILE SHARING

Selfie with Swamiji

The experience is built around a recreated room, with a table to either side of a clear space at its centre and seating arranged around it, so a family or a school group can settle in together and be photographed as one. Visitors face a live camera against a themed scenographic set, and the finished picture holds the surprise: the moment it is captured, Swami Vivekananda appears standing life-size among them, a photorealistic 3D model rendered at the right scale and lighting so the group and Swamiji read as one photograph. The picture carries the organisation's logo and date stamp and reaches the visitor's phone.

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INTERACTIVE AUGMENTED REALITY EXPERIENCE

Ask Vivekananda

A camera above the display captures the visitor standing before it, and a photorealistic 3D Swami Vivekananda is augmented into that live image, appearing to stand in the visitor's own space. The visitor steps up to a podium with the microphone and asks aloud, forming the question in their own words from a given set of topics. Swamiji then answers, standing among them as he speaks. The surprise of seeing him occupy the same space is what visitors remember: less like watching a screen, more like Swamiji has come to stand with them. Installed at the digital museum at Vivekanandar Illam, Chennai and the digital museum at Ramakrishna Mission, Delhi.

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IMMERSIVE STEREOSCOPIC 3D THEATRE

Mind Your Mind

Mind Your Mind follows a school student who cannot hold his focus and keeps failing his exams, until he applies Swamiji's teachings on how to master the mind and comes through his exams successfully. The story was written keeping young school students in mind as the primary audience, and tens of thousands of visitors have seen it. It is presented in a stylised painting-style animation, modelled and rendered in stereoscopic 3D with originally composed music, and mixed with live filming. We designed the whole stereoscopic system, the playback system and the surround sound system, and delivered the content, installed at the digital museum at Vivekanandar Illam, Chennai.

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Sound and light show, audio guides and holo cube installed across Ramakrishna Mission centres

SOUND AND LIGHT, AUDIO GUIDES AND HOLO CUBE

Delivered Across Mission Centres

Over the years we have delivered further work for Ramakrishna Math and Mission centres across India. An indoor sound and light show brings a large relief mural wall to life as a storytelling panel, using only spotlights, narration, sound and gallery effects, with no projection at all, in the tradition of a timed sound and light show. Fixed audio guides were installed through existing traditional museum galleries, where visitors press a button in each gallery and the story of that gallery plays through installed speakers. A three-sided holo cube carried a photorealistic 3D Swamiji speaking to visitors, mapped correctly to the front and side views so he appeared to stand within the cube itself.

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VR HERITAGE EXPERIENCE · UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE SITE · 2024

Tales of Ajanta VR

Developed under the Department of Science and Technology's Science and Heritage Research Initiative with IITM Pravartak and the Archaeological Survey of India, Tales of Ajanta VR is India's first stereoscopic 3D virtual reality recreation of a UNESCO World Heritage site, built from VR filming, handheld 3D scanning of sculpture detail, long-range laser scanning of the cave environments and photorealistic 3D animation, composed within an Ambisonics soundscape. The eight-minute journey places visitors inside Ajanta's frescoes and sculptures, preserving a remote, physically fragile site for audiences who may never reach it. It was launched nationally in New Delhi in December 2024 by Dr. Jitendra Singh, Hon'ble Union Minister, who experienced the journey himself and held it up as a benchmark for blending heritage with modern technology.

Timeless Journey: From Revolution to Realization interactive timeline kiosk

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Aurobindo Digital Discovery Center

Aurobindo Digital Discovery Center, Puducherry

INTERACTIVE TIMELINE KIOSK

Timeless Journey: From Revolution to Realization

The journey opens at a touch kiosk with a clock-styled dial carrying the defining phases of Sri Aurobindo's life. The visitor moves the needle across the phases, and the moment they let go, the film for that period begins on the projection screen in front. Four defining phases are covered this way, from his years of revolution to his spiritual realisation, presented as short storytelling clips: animation and motion graphics built on archival visuals, with poetic narration and originally composed music beneath the narrated voice, rather than panels of text. Because the visitor decides which chapter to open and when, the timeline becomes something they assemble at their own pace.

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AR INTERACTIVE BOOK PROJECTION

The Mother's Vision: The Living Book of Auroville

The surprise here is watching the physical pages of a book come to life. A life-sized book is placed on the table, an overhead projector maps imagery precisely onto the physical spread of pages, and a sensor recognises each page automatically as it is turned: no buttons, no separate touchscreen displays. The augmented visuals are vibrant, bright and crystal clear, with vivid, rich colour and contrast, carrying storytelling on every page: animation and motion graphics as short clips built on archival references, with narrated voice and originally composed music. Turning through, the visitor enters the Mother's vision for Auroville and her declaration that it belongs to humanity as a whole.

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INTERACTIVE QUIZ AND MOBILE-SHARED CERTIFICATION

Sri Aurobindo Quiz

Three touchscreen kiosks stand side by side, and visitors enter their name to begin. Each visitor gets a random set of questions with a countdown timer. A right answer is rewarded with a fact, a wrong one answered in Sri Aurobindo's own words, so the insight lands either way, and nobody is simply told they were wrong. A designed certificate carrying the visitor's name, date stamp and the Auroville Foundation logo is generated, and on entering a mobile number it reaches their phone, with visitor data cleared periodically. Among the most engaging activities for school students, young adults and families, it gives a sense of pride of achievement.

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AROMA-INTEGRATED DIGITAL TRIBUTE

Petals of Reverence

The final experience is an offering rather than an ending. At a touch kiosk, the visitor chooses from a range of flowers, and as each is selected a few words from the Mother appear alongside it, drawn from the meaning she gave it. Three flowers are chosen in all, and once confirmed the visitor showers them, the petals cascading down the screen in front over a portrait of Sri Aurobindo and the Mother while gentle music plays. At that same moment, fragrance is released from either side of the kiosk and carried gently outward, so the scent reaches the visitor exactly as the flowers fall, leaving them with a divinely satisfying feel as they end their visit.

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Chronicles India 7DX experience theatre at Mahabalipuram

7DX EXPERIENCE THEATRE · UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE SITE · MAHABALIPURAM · 2014

Chronicles India, Mahabalipuram

A decade before our flagship 7DX experience at Ayodhya, we were already delivering at a UNESCO World Heritage site. Chronicles India, at Mahabalipuram just outside Chennai, carried visitors through the history, architecture and cultural splendour of the Pallava dynasty in a 7DX experience theatre bringing the art and architectures of our ancestors to life: the Pallava Dynasty Time Travel experience, launched in 2014. Entertainment, education and a genuine appreciation of Tamil heritage for young and old, delivered and supported through its contract period, it stands as the proving ground where our multisensory theatre craft for cultural heritage was first tested against paying public audiences, years ahead of the market.

COMMERCIAL VR EXPERIENCE ZONES · INDIA · SINGAPORE · DUBAI · 2014

ImmeX Zone

In early 2014, Fusion VR became the first Indian company to officially launch commercial homegrown VR experiences, opening ImmeX Zone across India, Singapore and Dubai as the first commercial multisensory VR experience of its kind. Twenty experiences ran across the zones: multisensory VR rides and interactive attractions engineered, operated and refined against the hardest audience there is, the walk-up public who pay only when the experience earns it. Supported through their contract periods, that practical experience taught us the ground reality of reliability, throughput and show quality, lessons no laboratory could have taught us, and every digital museum we have delivered since carries that show-floor DNA. Pioneering then; foundational to everything on this page now.

SINGAPORE MEDIA COVERAGE

Featured in Systems Integration Asia, June-July 2015.

In mid-2015, Systems Integration Asia sent its correspondent to Sentosa to experience the ImmeX Zone for herself. The resulting feature walked readers through the whole encounter: a young startup that had built its virtual reality technology end to end, hardware, platform and content alike, with its core research team in India, graduate scientists and doctoral researchers handling the engineering, content creation and programming. The journalist rode the roller coaster simulation and described the sharp turns, the wind on her face and the way the scene turned naturally with her head, and noted how simply the whole system operated. The piece recorded that the trial rides had been warmly received in Singapore and India alike, and it closed with a co-founder's conviction that Asia, young and quick to absorb new technology, was exactly where virtual reality would take hold. And the observation that stood out most: the technology at the core was home-grown, under the company's own control.

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Category Two

Defence, Corporate & Public Experiences

Beyond the museum floor, Fusion VR has carried the same immersive craft onto national defence platforms and into corporate institutions: stereoscopic 3D theatres, interactive VR training and holography for the country's premier research establishments, and cinematic VR experiences for ports, industry and innovation hubs.

DRDO defence exhibition stand with stereoscopic 3D and VR displays

NATIONAL DEFENCE PLATFORMS & DRDO LABORATORY · 2012-2024

Defence Exhibitions & GTRE, with DRDO

For the Defence Research and Development Organisation, we have showcased the country's latest defence technologies on its premier national platforms and served its laboratories directly. For the Aero India exhibitions and DefExpos: stereoscopic 3D films, interactive and passive virtual reality experiences, immersive holography and touch-interactive kiosks. At the DefExpo 2020 Lucknow edition, the Hon'ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi experienced our virtual reality content in person, one of the proudest moments in our history. Across 2012, 2019 and 2024, we delivered four immersive experiences for the Gas Turbine Research Establishment, a DRDO laboratory: stereoscopic 3D theatres and interactive VR training modules. Much of this work cannot be described publicly, and every engagement was supported through its full contract period; in defence, a repeat client across twelve years is the reference that matters.

VR180 stereoscopic footage of Kamarajar Port berths and operations

MINISTRY OF PORTS, SHIPPING AND WATERWAYS · 2023

Kamarajar Port VR180 Experience

For Kamarajar Port Limited on the Coromandel Coast, under the Ministry of Ports, Shipping and Waterways, we shot and produced a VR180 stereoscopic 3D experience in 2023: a site-wide immersive journey through the port's berths, operations and infrastructure, built for international clients and investors who may never visit the site in person. A port that handles the nation's trade cannot pause for a film crew; our VR180 stereoscopic 3D rigs captured live operations as they ran. The experience was delivered and supported through its full contract period.

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IIT MADRAS RESEARCH PARK · CHENNAI · 2023

IITM Pravartak VR Experience Centre

For IITM Pravartak Technologies Foundation, the Technology Innovation Hub hosted by IIT Madras and our research partner, we shot and produced a VR180 stereoscopic 3D experience carrying viewers through its facilities, research initiatives and collaborations, and delivered the VR experience for their centre at the IIT Madras Research Park, where it is played for internal and external stakeholders and partners as required. The centre remains under our maintenance and operation support today, one of the forty-seven experiences this page reconciles to, and the relationship it anchors now extends to the largest work we have ever delivered, at Ayodhya.

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CORPORATE EXPERIENCE CENTRE · CHENNAI · 2017

TAFE Learning & Experience Centre

For TAFE, one of the world's largest tractor manufacturers, we provided consulting on interactive technologies across AR, VR, holography and experience design for their Learning & Experience Centre in Chennai, and developed and commissioned the virtual reality explorer for their flagship product, letting corporate customers, suppliers and partners explore the product in full immersive detail. TAFE's leadership praised it as a concept ahead of its time in the country, and our engagement was supported through its full contract period. It remains our reference case for developing immersive experiences for corporate experience centres built to museum standards.

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CORPORATE VR · INDUSTRIAL FIRE & SAFETY

Indian Oil Corporation Limited

For Indian Oil Corporation Limited we produced a corporate virtual reality experience built around industrial fire and safety, the discipline that matters most in an industry where fire risk runs among the highest anywhere. The experience carries the safe practices and good practices IOCL follows across its operations, produced primarily for the orientation and training of internal stakeholders, and played as required for the corporation's wider stakeholders. Oil and gas taught us our own engineering discipline decades ago; producing for one of the nation's largest oil companies brought that heritage full circle, to the standards this page documents throughout.

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Category Three

Industrial Immersive Experiences

Fusion VR is a digital museum and immersive experience company, and part of what makes our museums engineering-grade is a parallel decade of Industry 4.0 pioneering: immersive training, digital twins and industrial-grade reliability disciplines that inform the technology inside every gallery we build. When industry itself asks, that same craft serves directly.

INDUSTRIAL VR TRAINING · SINGAPORE · 2013

Yokogawa Singapore

Our earliest industrial immersive engagement: an immersive VR training experience delivered for Yokogawa Singapore back in 2013, a year before we launched India's first commercial VR zones. Built by a team whose chemical engineers carry decades of plant operations experience, it spoke the industry's own language: real procedures, real equipment behaviour, real consequences, rendered immersively so operators could learn them safely. The engagement was supported through its full contract period, and the relationship it opened would carry our work deeper into Singapore's industrial training ecosystem in the years that followed.

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GOVERNMENT OF SINGAPORE · 2019

ITE College East, Singapore

Through Yokogawa, we developed four immersive VR training modules for ITE College East under the Institute of Technical Education, Government of Singapore: realistic virtual environments where students and trainees safely operate and practise crucial plant skills before ever touching live equipment. Every module was built on the same foundation as our Yokogawa work, process realism first, drawn from our team's own plant operations background, and delivered and supported through its full contract period. Years into use, a success story was filmed at the ITE lab in Singapore itself: students, lecturers, engineers and the head of Yokogawa's training centre speaking to the training's effectiveness, in their own words, on their own floor.

Mixed reality digital twin experience for an oil and gas plant, Malaysia

MIXED REALITY DIGITAL TWIN · MALAYSIA · 2019

Immersive Mixed Reality Experience, Oil & Gas, Malaysia

For an oil and gas client in Malaysia, we delivered an immersive mixed reality experience built on a digital twin of their process plant and equipment: wearing the headset, their teams monitor operation and process in real time, remotely, with live plant data overlaid on the twin itself. It is the discipline of the control room carried into mixed reality, delivered and supported through its full contract period. As promised at the top of this page, where a client cannot be named due to confidential reasons, we withhold their names.

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Industry Academic Alliance Program AR VR lab at a partner college

INDUSTRY ACADEMIC ALLIANCE PROGRAM · INDIA-WIDE

100+ Colleges and Universities via IAAP

Through our Industry Academic Alliance Program, in partnership with ARK Info Solutions, more than one hundred colleges and universities across India have taken up AR VR education: turnkey experiential lab setup, job-ready curriculum, faculty training, certification and continuing technical support, with member institutions ranging from IITs to engineering and design colleges across the country. These institutions sit outside this page's experience totals, counted as a programme of their own, but they may be the work with the longest reach: some of the students learning in these labs will commission the immersive digital experiences of the decades ahead.

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VR SKILL TRAINING SIMULATOR

WeldSim

WeldSim, our award-winning virtual reality welding simulator, was delivered as a client project: a skill-training system building the kinesthetic muscle memory that welding demands, letting training institutions put industry-standard technique into the classroom at a fraction of the cost and risk of live-arc hours. Trainees develop the essential motor skills before entering traditional welding training, and instructors see every pass measured rather than guessed. It closes our client project record on the same note the rest of this page carries: immersive technology doing serious work, built by engineers who understand the trade it serves.

VR Operator Training Simulator for process plant startup and emergency procedures

INDUSTRIAL IMMERSIVE SYSTEMS

Operator Training & Remote Assistance Systems

Our industrial immersive portfolio extends further still. The VR Operator Training Simulator recreates a process plant as an immersive digital twin, training operators on start-up, shutdown and rarely performed critical and emergency procedures, with the capacity to communicate with control-room DCS training modules. Its augmented reality counterpart delivers the same training discipline through a mobile device with minimal hardware. And our AR and MR on-the-job remote assistance systems carry the right information and the right expert to the right place at the right time, designed for environments from sophisticated indoor facilities to high-risk hazardous zones. An interactive VR automobile maintenance simulator extends the same training craft to internal combustion engine operations, letting users control, manipulate and learn maintenance activities dynamically and safely. Serious tools, built on everything this page records

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The Record in Numbers

Every Number on One Register

Counted per the rule this page opened with, one count per discrete visitor-facing setup: forty-seven experiences remain under our maintenance and operation support today across active sites, sixteen of them run every public day by our own deployed teams, and forty-four more were supported through their full concluded contract periods. And zero failed inaugurations, ever.

Experiences under maintenance and operation support today

Run daily by our own deployed teams

Supported through concluded contract periods

Failed inaugurations in our history

These totals reconcile across this website: the same register stands behind our AMC & Lifetime Support page, our Company Profile and every count on this page. When a figure changes, it changes everywhere, because a portfolio you can audit is worth more than a portfolio you can only admire. The programmes counted separately, the 100+ college and university labs among them, are stated separately wherever they appear. Public milestones carry their own witnesses: inaugurations by Chief Ministers and Deputy Chief Ministers, national launches by Union Ministers, and our work experienced in person by the Hon'ble Prime Minister at DefExpo 2020, each recorded on this page under the project it belongs to.

QUESTIONS ABOUT OUR PROJECTS

Asked Before, Answered Here

Forty-seven experiences remain under Fusion VR's maintenance and operation support today across active sites, sixteen of them run every public day by our own deployed teams, and forty-four more were supported through their full concluded contract periods. Every figure follows one counting rule, one count per discrete visitor-facing setup, stated at the top of this page and reconciled across this website. The full support record, site by site, lives on our AMC & Lifetime Support page.

The Odyssey of Hanuman 7DX - Sankat Mochan Gallery at Ayodhya, developed for IITM Pravartak and the Department of Science and Technology, delivered and awaiting an opening date to be announced by the institution, is the largest work Fusion VR has ever delivered: a 100-foot, 180-degree curved silver screen carrying India's first 28K passive stereoscopic 3D film, 64-channel spatial audio and four 6DoF motion platforms, with sixteen months of content development behind it. Its full story stands at the top of this page.

Yes. The Kalaignar Memorial Museum and the Amma Memorial, both on Marina Beach, Chennai, TNPAGE, also in Chennai, the Porunai Museum in Tirunelveli, and the Ramakrishna Mission digital museums in Chennai and across India, among others, are open to the public today, operated by their institutions or by Fusion VR's own deployed teams. The Aurobindo Digital Discovery Center is delivered and soon opening. Our Ayodhya flagship is delivered, with its opening date to be announced by the institution. Seeing a live institution remains the fastest way to understand what we build; visits to our Chennai facility are by prior appointment.

Both models run today, and the choice is the institution's. At the Amma Memorial and the Kalaignar Memorial, Fusion VR's own deployed teams have run every public day since inauguration with full operation and maintenance responsibility. At every other active site, the institution's trained team is on the floor with our continuing maintenance behind them. The two models, and what each includes, are set out on our AMC & Lifetime Support page.

Yes, selectively and from strength: Fusion VR has delivered immersive experiences for national defence platforms with DRDO, corporate experiences for institutions from TAFE to Indian Oil Corporation Limited, and industrial immersive training across India, Singapore and Malaysia. That parallel Industry 4.0 depth is part of why our digital museums run with engineering-grade reliability. The full record stands in the sections above, and our Services pages set out how each engagement begins.

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Every institution on this page started exactly where you are now: with a vision and a first conversation. Write to us at [email protected], tell us what you want your visitors to feel, and Fusion VR brings the rest, the feasibility thinking, the engineering, the storytelling and the support that keeps it running for years. Visits to our Chennai facility, and to the live institutions above, are arranged by prior appointment.

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