
Virtual Reality
Fully authored headset experiences with guided or free exploration.
CaesarTechs × Ibercover Studio · Content Creation
Content Creation • Motion • Projection Mapping • Immersive Experiences • AR/XR • Interactive Media — created by Ibercover Studio and engineered, integrated and supported by CaesarTechs.



Photoreal modelling, look-dev, simulation and rendering built for large-format playback.
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Design systems in motion — typography, data, transitions and brand behavior.
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Cinematic corporate storytelling, launches and destination films.
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Exploded views, material studies and hero product beauty shots in CGI.
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Content authored to the exact canvas of the room, not cropped from a 16:9 master.
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Template systems, dayparting and data-driven playlists for signage networks.
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Pixel-native masters for creative shapes, ultra-wide canvases and curved walls.
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Irregular physical structures used as the projection surface — buildings, stages, objects.
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Multi-wall and wall-plus-floor environments with synchronised playback.
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Fully enclosed canvases where the visitor stands inside the content.
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Generative and curated art programs for cultural and public spaces.
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Art, history, science and technology combined into responsive physical pieces.
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Narrative choreographed across rooms, surfaces, light and sound.
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Headset experiences for training, tourism, culture and product demonstration.
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AR totems, markerless mobile AR and augmented product storytelling.
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XR stages and hybrid physical-digital environments.
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Transparent and augmented windows that react to passers-by.
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Permanent galleries, heritage storytelling and museum interactives.
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Corporate and destination centers that explain a vision in ten minutes.
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Stages, keynotes, pavilions and exhibition storytelling.
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Short-run, high-impact experiential moments in public and retail space.
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Festivals, national events and heritage celebrations.
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Flagship stores where the architecture itself becomes the campaign.
View experience →Video mapping uses real, irregular physical structures as the projection surface. Choose an object, apply a creative treatment, rotate the camera and switch the projection on and off.
Architectural mapping across a full elevation — windows, cornices and setbacks all become geometry.
Site survey, dimensions, materials and reflectivity.
LiDAR or photogrammetry scan converted into a clean mesh.
Surfaces unwrapped so artwork lands exactly where it should.
CGI, motion and generative artwork authored to that mesh.
Projector positions, lens throw, blend zones and masks.
Warp, blend, color and black-level matching on site.
Media server, timecode, show control and failover.
Rehearsal, operator handover and nightly show operation.
Clients, architects and system integrators can describe a projection-mapping idea without engineering drawings. Answer a guided visual journey, upload photographs of the space, and receive a fully branded Initial Project Discovery Report — with a unique reference number the CaesarTechs Creative Department works from.
Preliminary discovery only — not engineering design, a projector calculation or a quotation.
Describe the idea
Tell us the story in your own words — no technical vocabulary needed.
Show us the space
Upload photographs by category: front, wide, night, projector positions.
AI reads the surface
Preliminary creative observations on complexity, zones and obstructions.
Get your report
A branded Initial Projection Mapping Project Report with a unique reference.
Choose the environment, the surface coverage and the technology layers. The room resizes, the content coverage changes and every enabled technology is visible inside the space.

The visitor approaches. Sensors read distance and movement. Content changes before anyone touches anything. That behavior is designed, programmed and commissioned like any other engineered system.
Content that reacts to how close visitors stand and how fast they move.
Projected or LED floors that respond to footsteps, crowds and games.
Large multi-touch surfaces for exploration, timelines and catalogues.
Group surfaces for masterplans, collections and STEM learning.
Depth cameras, LiDAR and presence sensors driving the narrative.
Touchless control for hygiene-sensitive and public environments.
Projection surfaces that become an input device.
Generative artwork programs with curated seasonal releases.
Exhibit-level interactives tied to collection data.
Live operational or environmental data expressed as art.

Fully authored headset experiences with guided or free exploration.

AR totems, digital windows and mobile AR layered onto real space.

Hybrid stages where physical sets and real-time engines share one frame.
Resolution, aspect ratio, pixel pitch, viewing distance, screen geometry and ambient light all change what the content must be. CaesarTechs engineers the display; the studio authors to it.

Fine pitch, high contrast, close viewing — detail survives.
High brightness, heavy contrast, simple graphic language.
Near-print detail; typography and CGI can be delicate.
Short dwell time, template-driven, dayparted.
Bezel-aware composition and canvas-wide artwork.
32:9 and beyond — horizontal storytelling.
Content must live on black; transparency is the design.
Corner geometry and a defined viewing sweet spot.
Content built as states, not as a linear timeline.
Irregular geometry, ambient light and blend zones.
Anamorphic content is rendered for a specific corner geometry and a specific viewing sweet spot. Move the viewer and the illusion collapses — which is exactly why the content and the screen must be engineered together.

The two LED planes and their exact angle define the render camera.
One design viewing position — usually where the audience naturally stands.
Content is rendered from that camera, not from a generic front view.
Detail near the corner must survive at the real viewing distance.
The illusion depends on contrast holding in ambient light.
Frame-accurate processing so both planes stay locked together.


Selected experiences shown for creative reference. Projects listed under Ibercover Studio's portfolio are presented as the studio's own work; CaesarTechs is credited only where CaesarTechs participated in delivery.
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Permanent immersive galleries
Projection · Interactives · Spatial audio
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Guided vision journeys
LED · Projection · Show control
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Keynotes and pavilions
Stage mapping · Media servers
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Destination storytelling
Architectural mapping · XR
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Campaign-in-architecture
Transparent LED · Signage content
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Arrival and lobby moments
Fine-pitch LED · Digital art
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Visitor centers and heritage sites
Mapping · VR · Interactive
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Sales centers and masterplan rooms
Interactive tables · CGI · VR
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Briefing centers and lobbies
Motion graphics · Data visuals
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STEM and heritage learning
Interactive floors · AR
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Attractions and immersive rooms
360° projection · Tracking
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Civic light and art programs
Façade mapping · Generative art
Explore →Concept, art direction, CGI, motion, immersive content and interactive design.
Projection, LED, media servers, tracking, audio and show control designed around the content.
Supply, integration, programming, calibration, commissioning and long-term support.


Photoreal 3D, motion design and film — authored for the canvas it will actually play on.
Photoreal product, architectural and character models with PBR materials and studio look-dev.
Open sub-page →Motion sequences for launches, keynote reveals and brand films — rendered at 4K/8K.
Open sub-page →Design systems in motion: typography, data, transitions and brand behavior.
Open sub-page →Exploded views, material studies and hero product beauty shots in CGI.
Open sub-page →Corporate films, launch videos and cinematic experiential content.
Open sub-page →Unreal Engine environments and animated backdrops for xR / LED-volume shoots.
Open sub-page →Real, irregular physical structures used as the projection surface — from a table to a full façade.
Building-scale mapping content with generative and reactive systems.
Open sub-page →Façade and elevation mapping authored to the building's own geometry.
Open sub-page →Scenic mapping on stage panels, risers, set pieces and hero objects.
Open sub-page →Dining and presentation tables turned into a mapped narrative surface.
Open sub-page →Gallery-scale mapping with edge blending across irregular walls.
Open sub-page →Environments where the visitor stands inside the content.
Multi-wall and wall-plus-floor environments with synchronised multi-channel playback.
Open sub-page →Fully enclosed canvases — walls, floor and ceiling as one continuous image.
Open sub-page →Generative and curated digital art programs for cultural and public spaces.
Open sub-page →Narrative choreographed across rooms, surfaces, light and sound.
Open sub-page →Art, history, science and technology combined into pieces that respond to the visitor.
Sensor and gesture-driven installations for museums, lobbies and public space.
Open sub-page →Projected or LED surfaces that react to footsteps, proximity and crowds.
Open sub-page →Exhibit-level interactives tied to collection data and curatorial narrative.
Open sub-page →Real-time reactive content driven by audio, sensors or live data.
Open sub-page →Extended reality used where it genuinely explains something better than a screen.
Headset experiences for training, virtual tourism, real estate and culture.
Open sub-page →AR totems, digital windows and mobile AR layered onto real space.
Open sub-page →XR stages and hybrid environments where physical sets and real-time content share one frame.
Open sub-page →Full extended-reality programs from concept to on-site operation.
Open sub-page →The same creative idea, re-authored for resolution, ratio, pitch, geometry and environment.
Pixel-mapped, ratio-native content designed for creative LED shapes, spheres and kinetic walls.
Open sub-page →Template systems, dayparting and data-driven playlists for signage networks.
Open sub-page →Forced-perspective corner LED content rendered for a defined viewing sweet spot.
Open sub-page →Data-driven, dynamic outdoor campaigns with contextual triggers.
Open sub-page →Runtime experiences with Unreal / Unity for museums, events and showrooms.
Open sub-page →A cinematic dark-format profile covering content creation, CGI, motion, projection mapping, immersive rooms, interactive installations, AR/VR/XR, LED and anamorphic content, applications, the creative workflow, technology and Saudi applications.
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IBERCOVER STUDIO® and the Ibercover logo are trademarks of Ibercover Studio, used with permission. All creative content, CGI, motion and immersive artwork shown on this page remains the intellectual property of Ibercover Studio © 2026. Engineering, integration and support are delivered by CaesarTechs. Reproduction or reuse without written consent is not permitted.