organizers, and companies seeking a more focused, presence-driven alternative to traditional video conferencing.

The platform runs natively on Meta Quest headsets (Quest 2, Quest 3, Quest 3s, Quest Pro) and is also accessible as a PC application for non-VR participants who want to join or observe sessions. RAUM uses a workspace-based licensing model rather than per-user pricing: the hosting organization pays for workspace capacity and features, while guests join at no cost. This structure is designed for use cases where participant numbers fluctuate, such as customer-facing events, rotating training cohorts, or cross-company VR meeting rooms.

RAUM's functionality is organized around three pillars: collaboration, training, and events. For virtual team collaboration, participants work with spatial whiteboards, sticky notes, 3D object viewing, and presentation screens inside VR meeting spaces with spatial audio, where conversations happen naturally based on proximity. For training, the platform holds TÜV Rheinland certification and supports use cases from safety compliance and sales enablement to leadership coaching. For events, organizations host virtual trade shows, product launches, and networking sessions supporting up to 50 of concurrent participants.

Key capabilities include: - Spatial audio and avatar-based presence that replicates in-person communication dynamics, allowing participants to move between conversation groups and engage in side discussions naturally within the VR collaboration space. - 3D model and CAD file support (via our free GLB file optimizer and converter), enabling engineering and design teams to review prototypes and products at real scale rather than on flat screens. - GDPR-compliant infrastructure built for European enterprise requirements, with data handling suited to regulated industries including manufacturing, finance, and aviation. - Non-user-based pricing where workspaces are licensed by capacity and feature set, removing per-seat friction when scaling adoption across departments or to external stakeholders. - Cross-platform access supporting Meta Quest VR headsets alongside PC-based participation, allowing organizations to begin using the platform without requiring full hardware rollouts.

RAUM is headquartered in Cologne, Germany, founded in 2021. It is used by Fortune 500 companies, manufacturers, and training providers across industries. Deployments include TÜV Rheinland-certified VR training programs and branded virtual experiences for global product launches.