OpenHeart's TAVIO 3D Booth Draws 8.29 Recommendation Score at Orizuru VTuber Fest
OpenHeart Inc. ran its TAVIO 3D Photo Booth at the 3rd Orizuru VTuber Fest, held August 29 and 30, 2026, offering two-shot 3D photos with VTubers at 3,000 yen.
1 source 4h ago
Reporting from 1 source: PANORA.
Why it matters
The survey puts a repeat-purchase number on the oshi-katsu photo format, with 66.7% of respondents citing a photo alongside a favorite VTuber as the main draw, which gives event organizers a concrete case for paid 3D keepsakes.
Key Facts
- OpenHeart Inc. exhibited its TAVIO 3D Photo Booth at the 3rd Orizuru VTuber Fest, held August 29 and 30, 2026.
- Two-shot 3D photos with a chosen VTuber sold for 3,000 yen at the event.
- The recommendation score averaged 8.29 out of 10 across 24 valid survey responses.
- 95.8% of respondents said they would purchase again at the same 3,000 yen price.
- OpenHeart produced 22 poses for the 8 VTubers on the event's selection panel.
In a survey of 24 participants, the recommendation score averaged 8.29 out of 10, and 95.8% said they would buy again at the same price. OpenHeart built the shooting system, event-only functions, and 22 poses for 8 VTubers.
OpenHeart's responsibilities went past supplying hardware. The company developed a real-time AR function that places the visitor and the VTuber model in the same 3D space, and a post-shoot function that drops VTuber models and event logos into the scene so the photo keeps the event's framing. It also produced multiple poses for each of the 8 VTubers on the selection panel, 22 poses in total, so a visitor picks a character and a pose before shooting.
The recommendation figures carry a caveat: they rest on 24 valid responses, so the percentages describe a small sample. Within that sample, 7 points or higher made up 83.3%, and the second most cited attraction was keeping the photo as an event-limited memento at 50.0%.
Written with AI by Yomimono from the 1 cited source below, including Japanese-language reporting where cited. See our editorial policy.
Add Yomimono as a preferred source on Google