ArborXR headset casting
Show an ArborXR headset on any HDMI display.
XRosk turns a nearby TV, monitor, or projector into an automatic audience view. When real headset video arrives, the display switches to the live experience. When those frames stop, it returns to the video or image you chose.
Set it up once
A persistent casting setup instead of a repeated demo ritual.
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Connect the display
Attach a supported Raspberry Pi or compact Linux Mini PC to the display over HDMI.
- 02
Pair the kiosk device
Use the on-screen code to add the display appliance to your XRosk organization.
- 03
Assign an ArborXR headset
Choose which managed headset should appear on that display.
- 04
Choose the idle media
Select the video or image that should play whenever the live headset is not sending frames.
Frame-aware switching
Connected is not the same as visible.
A casting session can remain connected even when usable video is no longer arriving. XRosk waits for real frames before showing the headset and switches away when those frames stop.
Waiting
Play locally stored branded media.
Casting
Show the live headset once video frames arrive.
Reset
Return to the assigned media when frames stop.
Planning a repeatable public demo?
See how XRosk fits conference booths, in-store experiences, training rooms, and other places where an audience needs a dependable view.
Explore VR demo kiosks →Checking the hardware?
Review the supported display connection and kiosk-device options before choosing a deployment.
See supported hardware →