System Information

What is InVideo?

InVideo is a virtual reality video system that puts participants inside a virtual video world allowing them to interact in real-time with video objects.

It is as if you literally stepped inside of a video game.

What does an InVideo System cost?

A basic InVideo System costs $35,000 excluding the monitor. The price of monitors can vary from $400 for a conventional 27" monitor to $3,000 for a 50" rear screen projection monitor to as much as $9,500 for a 120" front screen projection monitor system.

What other costs are involved?

Standard additional costs include:

An installation fee within the U.S. of $2,500 (price includes travel and accommodation).
Shipping fees which average $500 for the system.

Optional custom costs include:

Custom housing - starting at $2,500.

What does an InVideo System consist of?

An InVideo System consists of the following components: 1. the Control System, 2. the Video Camera, 3. the Backdrop, 4. the Monitor (monitor priced separately), and 5. the Lighting.

Control System - The InVideo Control System consists of a 2'(l) x 2'(w) x 4'(h) rack of computer, audio and video processing gear. The Control System can be housed either in a conventional arcade style cabinet, a custom cabinet, or in a remote location such as a closet or computer equipment room.
Video Camera - the video camera is ceiling or wall mounted approximately 12' to 20' from the participants who stand against a blue background.
Background - the InVideo System requires a blue wall or curtain which serves as the background which participants stand in front of while viewing themselves on the monitor. The minimum background dimensions are 10'(w) x 8' (h).
Monitor - The monitor is placed approximately 12' in front of the participant, opposite the background wall. Additional repeat monitors are recommended to offer observing non-participants and passersby a view of the experience.
Lighting - Two 150-300 watt lights are ceiling or wall mounted approximately 6' away from and focused on the participant.

How much space does an InVideo System take up?

InVideo Systems require a minimum of 120 square feet (10' x 12') however, depending on the size of the monitor, as much as 15' x 20' might be desirable.

How easy is it to operate the InVideo System?

Once the InVideo System is installed on-site it requires no further set-up. The only possible adjustments necessary would be in the event of a drastic change in lighting conditions. Simple instructions are included for making lighting adjustments.

Does the InVideo System require an operator or attendant?

Once powered up, the InVideo System is self-running and requires no operator or attendant.

Both free-running and coin-operated versions are available for use in museums or amusement centers.

Do InVideo Systems come with a guarantee?

InVideo Systems are guaranteed for parts only for a period of three (3) months after installation.

What is the delivery schedule and what are the payment terms?

Typical turn-around time from order to delivery is approximately 4 to 6 weeks. Production of custom InVideo environments generally requires a minimum of 8 to 12 weeks depending on the storyboard. An initial payment of 60% is required upon placing an order. The balance is due upon installation.

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