This exhibition was made for blind visitors to the museum. The exhibits must be touched with hands. But then the real access was closed due to covid19 ... and we made a virtual exhibition using Pano2VR! Now we are thinking about how to transfer tactile sensations to a distance.

Thanks! I will definitely try it!

The virtual exhibition "Animals in the carving of white-stone temples of Ancient Russia" is part of the large project "Touching History". The online exhibition contains pop-up tips with descriptions of the bas-reliefs of St. George's Cathedral (1234), a multimedia guide with typh...

Hi, Very interesting ! I especially like the aerial views. Very clever to add those static aerostats. May I ask... - What software did you use to create the environment ? - How did You integrate the virtual contents into pano2vr ? I guess 360 views exported from your software ... - Any experiment t...

I use SketchUp + Lumion + Pano2VR = for me, this is the best option!

My project: VR Exhibition "Promise of Technology 2020"
https://www.vr-azbuka.ru/expo

My new panoture -"VR Expo"
https://www.vr-azbuka.online/

Very professional!

this is a new link: https://www.vr-azbuka.online/

Thank you! I really did not succeed because the site is made on Tilda ( https://tilda.cc/ru/ )
Still I saw Your help on forum: viewtopic.php?f=22&t=12184&p=50334&hili ... tte#p50334

Hello Hopki, thank you ... and found another problem with the video: I checked the links for direct-node-access ... links are working - but the video doesn't start at once - it starts after doing a click somewhere into the tour?!? But it should start at once ... https://multimaps360.de/vr360/kongre...

It's not a real room, it's a 3D model!

this is a historical document!

Very interesting project!

This is an interesting presentation that conveys a wealth of information to the viewer. Very nicely done! I hope you will consider doing an English language version at some point. There appeared to be a problem with one of the hot links though. In the initial view in the main hall, there is a long ...