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Rumii

Doghead Simulations

Oculus Quest

Oculus Go

PCVR

Windows (non-VR)

Steam

Mac (non-vr)

Available for most VR headsets including Oculus Go, **[Rumii](http://rumii.net/)**[ ](http://rumii.net/)is an app that does what you should now expect from a VR meeting tool. The included environments all have one central screen where you can activate “widgets” such as whiteboard, media player, screen sharing, PDFs, etc. You can also activate a whiteboard “layer” on top of documents or images shown on the screen.

Rumii’s developer Doghead Simulations are focused on the education and training market segment. They are open to creating any bespoke content and simulations/trainings inside the Rumii platform, if you have specific needs.

The user interface with menu navigation, in-app tool selection, etc, has a basic and somewhat clunky feel, but it does the job. This is of course a subjective opinion – many users are very happy with the tool.

Rumii has free and paid options, but now with the corona virus situation they’ve temporarily removed the cost entirely for their full premium package – so go and try it out!

_(Note: To download the Quest version of Rumii, you need to access it through Sidequest rather than the main appstore.)_


Harvard uses rumii to teach Egyptology. Ericsson uses rumii for their global conferences. The U.S. Air War College uses rumii to teach the next generation of military leadership.

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