Showcasing our Virtual IT service!

During this time of physical restrictions, our digital service could greatly help you enhance your space, reach out to the public, and engage audiences by supporting your own Virtual Reality Tour. 

The specialised software uses cutting-edge True3D/VR structured-light scanning and associated cloud-processing technologies to digitally capture and reconstruct a fully navigable, immersive, and thoroughly engaging '3D Space’.  Fully explorable via a web browser using any modern desktop, laptop, tablet or mobile device or via integrated virtual reality headsets including Samsung/Oculus GearVR, Google Daydream, or Google Cardboard.

Features include an ‘Inside View’ allowing visitors to move fluidly around spaces almost as if they were really there; a proprietary ‘Dollhouse View’ for a total sense of the space; a ‘Floorplan View’ for an orthogonal, top-down perspective and ’Mattertag Posts’ anchored to points in the 3D model, facilitating the addition of supplied hyper-linkable text descriptions, photos, videos or audio files.  In short, a 3D walkthrough experience like no other!

If you would like to find out more, please contact Specialist Anthony Anderson A.Anderson@qub.ac.uk or Project Manager Elaine Reid Elaine.Reid@qub.ac.uk

Please see some sample tours:-

	Sample 1 - Ulster Museum (NMNI) This was an event at the Ulster Museum in the Belfast Room showcasing community research during the centenary of WW1.
	Sample 2 - FURUSIYYA: The Art Of Chivalry Between East And West This event was in the Louvre Abu Dhab in the UAE - East meets Chivalry in the West. Discovering how these distinct practices of combat and knightly values led to a specific culture in the Islamic East and the largely Christian West.
	Sample 3 - Warwick Castle: Virtual Tour of Warwick Castle Warwick Castle is a medieval castle developed from a wooden fort, originally built by William the Conqueror during 1068. Warwick is the county town of Warwickshire, England, situated on a meander of the River Avon.
	Sample 4 - The National Museum of the Royal Navy: HMS Trincomalee HMS Trincomalee is a Royal Navy Leda-class sailing frigate built shortly after the end of the Napoleonic Wars. She is now restored as a museum ship in Hartlepool, England.
	Sample 5 -  CDDA Office Queen’s University Belfast – Centre for Data Digitisation and Analysis