Transform Any Space into an Immersive Experience

We design the room and create the experiences inside it. For schools, hospitals, therapy, and people with something extraordinary in mind.

One room. A shared world.

Three walls that create an enveloping space — an experience that invites everyone to see, move, explore and feel differently — together.

The room

Projection, sound and touch interaction turn an ordinary space into a place people can step into and explore together.

Who it’s for

The experience begins with the people who will use it. The room and its content are shaped around a school, hospital, care setting, museum or professional training environment.

Therapy: Explore calming environments, movement and shared activities, guided by the therapist and adapted to the people in the room. Simulation & training: A shared space for guided scenarios, team training and debriefing — including military training settings.

In schools, a lesson can involve the whole class: students explore places, solve challenges and create together in one shared room. In hospitals and rehabilitation settings, shared environments can support guided care activities and simulation.

The content

The same room can become somewhere new: a place to discover, play, make, watch, move or listen. The system also supports familiar tools such as Canva, Genially and Wordwall.

See what happens when people step inside.

The movement. The curiosity. The moments shared. This is where the room comes to life.

Which room fits your people?

Two room layouts, designed around your people and activities.

Pedagogic room

For classes and groups.

Education · museums · galleries · events · Employee training · workshops

Compact room

For individuals and small groups.

Therapy · hospitals · sensory rooms

Full comparison & planning options

Group size

Pedagogic room: A class or visiting group. Around 30 participants is a planning example; final group size depends on the space and seating.

Compact room: 1 person or a small group, with a facilitator.

Active participation

Pedagogic room: The audience watches from the open area; participants approach the walls to take part.

Compact room: Participants and facilitator work within the room.

Seating & access

Pedagogic room: Seating is planned in the open space facing the screens, with clear routes and readable content.

Compact room: Access, movement and reachable interaction are planned around the participants.

And the floor? It depends on the activity.

Add projection underfoot when it serves the experience. It is an option for either layout. Floor projection can also be added later, after the room has been installed.

Floor projection adds around 30% to the room cost. With many participants, the floor is largely obscured, so it offers limited value for the added cost.

Session length and breaks depend on the activity and the participants’ needs.

Tell us who the room is for and what you’d like to do in it.

Create what happens inside.

The room is ready for your ideas. Your team can build a lesson, shape an interactive experience with AI, or edit interactive content.

Build lessons

Build a lesson simply and fit the room’s walls to your content — panoramic, split or 360°.

Create and refine with AI

To streamline the process, our built-in AI helps you edit games and add them straight to a lesson.

Edit interactive content

To shape every segment for your needs, we built the 3walls editor to simplify the process.

See it in a demo

39 rooms. So many stories.

Schools, hospitals and organizations across Israel are making these spaces their own. The community map contains 39 rooms, including projects under construction, and lets visitors explore the real locations and their stories.

Good questions. Honest answers.

Your curious guide to all things immersive.

Questions and answers

What is an immersive room?

Immersive means an experience that surrounds you from every direction. You see, hear, touch, and feel — creating a powerful, deeply engaging experience.

Why choose an immersive room instead of VR?

VR is excellent for some needs. It creates a powerful sense of another world, making it ideal for games and certain therapies. But it also disconnects users from their surroundings. When connection and awareness matter, immersive rooms are strongest: everyone enters another world, yet remains present in the same space together.

How is "ImagineBox" different from a 3walls immersive room?

"ImagineBox" is an "Athena Fund" initiative using "Totally Interactive" technology. Both use immersive projection; software, training, support and price differ:

Official "ImagineBox" information

To the planning notebook

What are your advantages?

First, our approach. We are not here just to build immersive rooms, but to use technology to strengthen therapy, learning and training. We combine an excellent content team 👏, a development centre in Israel 🇮🇱 and technology developed in-house—so almost any immersive idea can become real. Have you heard of LearnFlow?

What is LearnFlow?

LearnFlow is a product we are developing together with the Israel Innovation Authority. We took everything we learned from immersive rooms and reshaped it for one wall 😉. Students learn through making and creating. I would be happy to save the rest for our next podcast...

Let’s imagine what could happen here.

Come see a room in action, or start putting your ideas on paper. We’ll take it from there.