The path
The gradual opening up of the objects to the public
We use digital survey data in the form of CAD drawings, CT scans, high-resolution 3D scans, historical plans and recordings, high-resolution photos of surface textures to create highly detailed 3D objects.
Complex objects are divided into meaningful groupings according to didactic aspects. This makes it possible to animate multi-layered objects for a deeper understanding.
In a content management system, object information can be imported as text and media from existing databases and/or supplemented by editors with contextualising and explanatory information.
The software environment for the immersive space is realised with the game authoring system Unreal Engine 5 (current version), a future-proof, powerful development environment that also meets the highest display requirements.
The world can be experienced via various output media to enable access for all user groups.
- Full immersion takes place via XR devices (VR glasses).
- WebVR as a low-threshold form of presentation offers optimised browser-based access.
- PC-based, we offer a 2-dimensional touchscreen interface, suitable for presentations to groups of visitors.
- Augmented reality on mobile devices (smartphone / Apple Vision Pro / Meta Quest 3) is planned.
Touchscreen application for Greifenberg Institute for Musical Instrumentology
Application with VR glasses for Greifenberg Institute for Musical Instrumentology