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Developed by BioMérieux, a global leader in in-vitro diagnostics, the Artemis project aims to create a virtual reality duplicate of a machine capable of analyzing multiple types of bodily fluids simultaneously.

XR Twin is a standalone application designed for industrial simulation using virtual reality (VR). It allows users to visualize and interact with 3D/CAO models and point clouds in VR.

XR Twin is notably utilized by companies such as Renault, Airbus, Isybot, and many.

BioMérieux needed to demonstrate a medically critical diagnostic system in high-stakes commercial contexts, where any misinterpretation could compromise multi-million-dollar decisions.

As an Interaction UX/UI Designer, I translated the machine’s physical logic and embedded UI into a coherent VR experience.

Working closely with developers, the client, and the ergonomist, I ensured full fidelity to real-world behavior while designing intuitive interactions adapted to a virtual environment.

My Role

Interaction Designer

Skills

Interaction Design

Storyboard

UX UI Design

User Research

Client

Biomérieux

Year

2025

Industry

Industrial Software

Here is the Artemis machine to be replicated in virtual reality.

Project framing

Audience

Sales demonstrations & trade shows

The machine was not yet manufactured; only a prototype was available

Limited time, heterogeneous profiles

No prior VR experience guaranteed

Supervisor ( expert ) was present during the experience but could not directly act on it

What could go wrong

Users get lost  

Global system not understood  

Loss of trust in the machine  

VR perceived as a gadget

Inaccurate or poorly calibrated 3D representation could misrepresent object

On-site user research and client interaction to understand how the prototype works

I designed the storyboards and the gesture library, providing the team with a clear, actionable, and constrained interaction language to minimize user errors.

Final VR Interaction

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