Pre-wired flight cases
Server, network, charging and per-slot headset management. Modular in kits of 15 headsets. PICO 4 Ultra headsets, OpenXR standard.
The tools to step in together.
Born from our productions, open to other creators: XR shows for a hundred people, live body capture and characters that talk with the audience.
100+spectators in one world
0markers, internet, infrastructure
73 msfrom gesture to screen with LIFE
4streams: body, face, hands, voice
01 — ⌜lft
Large Field Theater.
The all-in-one platform for multiplayer XR shows. Dozens of spectators share one virtual world in one space, deployed from road-ready flight cases.
A control room in the browser
Operations, fleet, mixed-reality calibration and supervision from a local web interface. Two shows side by side on the same hardware.
An SDK for creators
Unity plugin, group management, avatars and sync. Canterville and Gaijin are our first productions on the platform.
LFT Mini
3 to 15 headsets, in carry-on cases.
Worldwide distribution
02 — ⌜life
LIFE mocap.
Live Interactive Full Embodiment. The body, face, hands and voice of one or several performers, cleaned and streamed live into Unreal Engine. Developed with Dark Euphoria.
- Average latency
- 73 ms
- Performers
- 3 validated, 10 targeted
- LIFE Studio
- Arcueil, OptiTrack
- LIFE Mobile
- 12U rack, set up in 45 min
- Support
- France 2030
03 — ⌜morph↗IA
morphIA.
Characters that listen, understand and answer. morphIA is our voice conversational agent, built into the XR engine: audiences talk with expressive virtual characters, with natural voice, lip sync and synchronised gesture.
- Voice
- listening, answer, lip sync, gesture
- Audience
- several visitors at once
- Runs
- on site, offline
- Integration
- open-source Unity SDK, LFT
- Guardrails
- real-time moderation
In Ovid’s Metamorphoses, Morpheus takes human form to guide people through their dreams. morphIA does the same: a character who welcomes, tells, answers and adapts to each visitor, rather than a plain NPC.
Already on stage
Kephri
In the immersive Tutankhamun exhibition, Kephri the scarab walks visitors through. He tells the pharaoh’s story, places it in ancient Egypt, amuses with his airs, moves with his nostalgia, and answers everyone.
Victor Hugo
Let’s talk literature with Victor Hugo: the writer’s avatar welcomes visitors into his house and his work, guides them, answers their questions and reacts to what they do.
Mediation
A historical figure or an artist who adapts their words to each visitor.
Works that answer
The installation speaks and reacts: contemplation becomes dialogue.
Accessibility
Voiced content, with no screen or interface, for every audience.
Collective
With the Large Field Theater, several visitors talk in the same space.
↘ 04 — In the lab
What’s next.
The modules we develop with our partners, for our productions and for the platform.
- LFT
Syncspace
Virtual venue scouting: the space modelled in 3D, visited remotely, the show laid out before arrival.
- LFT × Olfy
Scent immersion
Three to five scents synced to the show timeline, for each spectator.
- LFT × Thales · SACD
Security and rights
Secure analytics with Thales, authors’ royalties tracked with SACD.
- LIFE
Auto-Rig
A humanoid rig in one click from any 3D model: 70% less preparation time.
- LIFE
Spatial Relationship Engine
Gaze, distances and interaction zones between several performers, in real time.
- LIFE
Unreal ⇄ Maya dual rig
A pure data layer and a polish layer, synced both ways.
↘ Intellectual property
PCT/FR2025/000021
International patent for Large Field Theater, priority date 20 February 2025. Trademarks LFT®, LIFE™.
↘ Support
- France 2030
- Bpifrance
- Banque des Territoires
- CNC
- Creative Europe MEDIA
↘ Partners
- Matts Digital
- PICO
- Dark Euphoria
- Thales
- Olfy
- SACD
LEXRA member