OmniFocus at SXSW: SuperUber’s Teleporter for AT&T
SuperUber built an immersive experience for AT&T at SXSW with a customized OpenDome Portal and an OmniFocus projection system.
SuperUber built an immersive experience for AT&T at SXSW with a customized OpenDome Portal and an OmniFocus projection system.
We brought a new product to AAM this year – the Cobra Panorama, a complete immersive environment based on a 1.5-meter seamless molded screen.
Students in the Simulation and Gaming program showcased projects created for the GeoDome Panorama in the Interactive Displays for Immersive Environments class.
We’ll be in Booth 962 at the American Association of Museums conference, May 19-22 in Baltimore.
We rewrote the software from the ground up to enhance usability and performance, and now you can buy it through the Unity asset store.
We provided projection systems, developed the user interface, and integrated Unity3D and augmented reality software for the exhibit’s interactive controls.
At GLPA, we’re lighting a sphere in our booth and then a 9m planetarium with the same Omnifocus 200 series projection system. We’re launching our dome-enabled version of NASA JPL’s Eyes on the Solar System.
NASA JPL’s GeoDome Theater system is the first to include Eyes on the Earth and Eyes on the Solar System, along with Uniview, WorldViewer, and WorldComposer.
Our 4m Panorama, OmniFocus 30280 projection system, and WorldViewer software power the I2E2, an immersive exhibit at the new ISTB4 at ASU.
In a GeoDome Theater, hundreds of people played Space Cruisers – a game developed by BabyCastles for the Hayden Planetarium – and explored space with movies created for the dome by AMNH.
Our custom-designed immersive theater launched Friday as part of the 24-hour opening event of the new Nature Research Center at the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences.
See what we’ve been up to at the American Association of Museums conference in Minneapolis, April 29-May 2. We’ll be showcasing WorldViewer and Cave Art in a GeoDome Portal and an internally projected hemisphere.