The GeoDome Panorama at HIES is an immersive learning lab with an emphasis on interdisciplinary learning. Immersive experiences on core curriculum help fulfill the PEAK Institute’s focus on experiential learning.
SuperCubeMapper enables IDIA Lab’s Virtual Stonehenge simulation for immersive exploration, turning GeoDomes into world heritage learning labs. We’re offering this new content for GeoDome clients everywhere.
We’re happy to see the ICAT team continuing to explore diverse use cases for their Elumenati system – in this case, using the Cyclorama to introduce Immersive Media to students in the College of Architecture, Arts and Design.
It’s always a pleasure to collaborate with our colleagues at the OpenSpace Project. We really pushed the envelope at ASTC 2022, creating a dual-display orientation especially for the conference. Visitors interacted with OpenSpace data on both a GeoDome Portal AND a GeoDome Globe.
We’re collaborating with the OpenSpace Project at the Association of Science and Technology Centers Conference, showcasing OpenSpace in a GeoDome Portal and – for the first time – on a GeoDome Globe.
Check out the GeoDome Globe – we’ll be in Booth 214. WorldViewer will be driving interactive Earth science content and 360° videos on our most portable globe – 75cm, with a 4K single-channel OmniFocus projection system.
An interview with Community Outreach Manager Ric Alling on how students in the cross-disciplinary programs at the School of Earth and Space Exploration have embraced WorldViewer as a storytelling tool, building content for their globe.
We were honored to join a panel discussion on the Future of Immersive Venues at the inaugural DomeFestWest conference this year – exploring immersion and interactivity in the evolving LBE landscape.
Explore the Earth from 500 MYA through today with paleogeographic maps – enabled for interactivity on the GeoDome Globe with WorldViewer.
New project announcement! We’re partnering with the IDIA Lab to create an immersive, interactive cultural heritage experience for IUMAA, the new Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology at Indiana University.