Jaunt, a startup that develops software and hardware for creating virtual reality content, is showing off a high-end camera for capturing 360-degree video that can be pieced together to form immersive environments.

Tech companies are promoting virtual reality as the future of gaming and entertainment, and they’re even seeing enterprise uses for the technology, so more cameras capable of taking 360-degree images are hitting the market.

However, Jaunt says its camera isn’t for the average producer. The “professional-grade” camera, which is code-named the Neo, was designed for elaborate projects, like producing movies and recording concerts, Jaunt said Tuesday when it shared details on the device.

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