The conference addresses scientific researchers, game professionals, programmers, artists, scholars and professionals from the fields of performing arts and game studies, as well as interactive storytellers, experience designers, narrative designers, VR-professionals and philosophers and others concerned with the conference topics.

This year’s topic is: From the Holodeck to the Metaverse: Interactive Speculative Narratives. Online, mixed reality, performing arts projects representing complex issues, addressing personal health and speculating about the future.

VR Section of the 3rd Zip-Scene Storytelling Conference in the frame of Verzió International Human Rights Film Festival.

Vektor VR is an event that showcases 360° VR videos and interactive VR experiences in order to uncover the specificities of what each format is capable of, as well as their potential to benefit society.

The focus of this year's selection is to provide visitors with new, tangible insights into the lives of marginalised individuals and current social issues through the use of immersive media and technologies.

By 'teleporting' the audience into situations that give a sense, for example, of how different mental health conditions can be depicted, thus understood; or of how women can be placed in isolated situations where their vulnerability is exploited.

A so-called “post-representative space” (N. Sternfeld) comes into being, where we unwittingly become participants in a game and actors in an event. Driven by her programmed formulae, Villő Turcsány’s pendulum sculptures across the space move to peculiar rhythms.

The 3^rd Zip-Scene Conference was held on 31 September- 2 October 2021. It’s topic was: Interactive Speculative Narratives – the Speculative Forms of Storytelling and Immersion online, mixed reality mediums, performing arts – during and after COVID-19

Together with Zip-Scene Conference and Magazine on Immersive Storytelling and Verzio International Human Rights Documentary Film Festival we co-organized Hungary's first VR-focused event, Vektor VR.

On Budapest Design Week in 2019 we presented our work to the public. Visitors who joined us in code and soda’s office received an overview of the already finished VR works, experienced them and could also receive information the contrbuting artists' works and about us.

On the open day of French institute, visitors could take part in creative sessions, where The VR Poetry Book or Rita Eperjes was presented.

Random Error Studio presented various affordances of virtual reality and interaction technologies through projects and project demos developed at our VR studio based in Budapest.

The artist collective Implausible Works (Ágnes Szekeres and Lóránd Szécsényi-Nagy) was holding a creative tour of the exhibition Vanishing Presence, which opened on the Night of Museums.

In 2019 Random Error Studio joined the exhibitors of Night of Museums Budapest. The visitors could have a wonderful VR experience in Lívia Villa, where they could see Impausible works' work titled Vanishing Presence, and in the Ludwig Museum, Tobai Botond and Adrienn Pintér's project, Whichcraft was presented.

At the end of 2018 we held a workshop for young artists over 3 weekends, where the participants worked individually and in groups, creative VR projects began to develop based on their own ideas.

The National Circus Arts Center surprised the visitors of the 14^th Budapest International Circus Festival with a truly special experience: thanks to the virtual reality program, the visitors were able to experience the feeling of balancing on a 7-meter high rope.