The client runs VR entertainment venues and needed a way to let venue operators control headset content remotely - starting, pausing, stopping, and adjusting experiences - without physically handling each device. Standard Oculus tooling did not support this level of operational control.

We developed a two-part system: an immersive Oculus Quest application featuring high-fidelity 360-degree flight environments, and an Android operator app that communicates with the headsets over a local network. Operators can push commands to one or multiple headsets simultaneously, set session timers, and monitor the status of each device from a central dashboard.

Venues reported dramatically smoother operations. A single operator could now manage a room of 10 headsets concurrently. Average session changeover time dropped from 3 minutes to under 30 seconds, increasing the number of experiences served per hour.

This project can be scaled to support a multiplayer racing mode where users in different headsets compete simultaneously. A cloud-based analytics dashboard can be added to give venue owners aggregate data on experience popularity and headset usage, enabling smarter content and business decisions.