Virtualware obtains U.S. patent for its NMerso virtual reality technology

NMerso tracking technology is present in all Viroo rooms in Virtualware, an all-in-one solution that allows you to create, manage and deploy content in virtual reality without limitations.

the United States Patent and Trademark Office has granted a new patent to the Spanish company Virtualware for its innovative immersive positioning system.

called NMerso, is a tracking system that allows several people to interact through immersive technology, even being physically in the same space. The creation allows to train several highly qualified people in the team in complex processes at the same time.

Tracking systems are necessary to enjoy virtual reality experiences, since the user or an object must be able to move freely in a physical space.

NMerso incorporates a very high refresh rate, that updates the position up to 60 times per second, as well as high levels of accuracy, so that even the smallest movements can be detected. The patent bears the number US11169596B2 and is valid for 20 years.

You have already obtained another patent, granted by the Spanish authorities in the field of intellectual property. It is also pending in the others 25 countries of the European Union, the People's Republic of China, Canada and Mexico. It is classified in the category "provisions for interaction with the human body for the immersion of the user in virtual reality"

Inmerso is present in all rooms Viroo by Virtualware, an all-in-one solution that allows you to create, manage and deploy content in virtual reality without limitations.

If these contents are deployed in immersive rooms Viroo several people can work at the same time on a real scale and collaborate in the same environment, a key breakthrough that is establishing itself as essential in the industry's virtual reality solutions.

Situations of great complexity can be deployed in a Viroo room, in which several users can interact with absolute precision and freedom of movement in different virtual scenarios.

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