David Rumsey Map Center – Customized GeoDome Globe

At Stanford University’s David Rumsey Map Center, a custom 8K GeoDome Globe by The Elumenati transforms over 20 historical maps into an interactive, spherical experience.

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Oz Museum – Customized GeoDome Globe

WorldViewer brings the Wicked Witch’s Crystal Ball to life for museum guests on a 75cm GeoDome Globe, with gesture-driven interactivity.

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Elumenati GeoDome Globe at Angelo State University planetarium lobby

Angelo State University – GeoDome Globe

A new 1.2m-diameter GeoDome Globe in the lobby of the Angelo State University Planetarium will provide state-of-the-art learning and research opportunities for ASU students, as well as an exciting new element for community visitors of all ages.

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Elumenati GeoDome Globe at Mankato Planetarium

Mankato East High School – GeoDome Globe

A member of the GeoDome Network since 2008, the Mankato Planetarium upgraded to a current Evolver last year and repurposed the old OmniFocus 200 series projection system in a customized 75cm GeoDome Globe.

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GeoDome Globe at Skansen Museum in Stockholm biodiversity exhibit

Skansen Museum – GeoDome Globe

A GeoDome Globe is part of a biodiversity exhibit at Skansen. Content built in WorldViewer explores climate change with a critical lens, and inspires Skansen visitors to be part of solutions.

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Elumenati dual-projector GeoDome Globe at Walmart Museum

Walmart Museum – GeoDome Globe

The 1.2m GeoDome Globe lets guests explore the heritage of Walmart, with a geography-based interactive built in WorldViewer and custom 360° animations enabling guests to see the growth of the company over time.

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Small version of Elumenati globe at Adventure Science Center

Adventure Science Center – Magic Planet upgrade

We updated Adventure Science Center’s Worlds of Wonder globe now features a new OmniFocus system that blends two 4K laser projectors. WorldViewer drives a fresh exhibit exploring the planets in our solar system with datasets created for NOAA’s Science on a Sphere.

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GeoDome Globe Exploranation Lab

Exploranation Lab at Visualization Center C – GeoDome Globe

A 1.5m GeoDome Globe is the centerpiece of the new Exploranation Lab, where visualization technology meets research data. WorldViewer drives data-based interactive experiences on sustainability and climate for visitors to the cross-disciplinary collaborative Visualization Center.

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ASU School of Earth & Space Exploration – Magic Planet Upgrade

We’ve worked with SESE since their opening in 2012, and we’re thrilled that they have updated their globe with a new dual-4K OmniFocus projection to showcase the custom content they create with WorldViewer.

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Discovery Park of America – Magic Planet Upgrade

On the 1.2m GeoDome Globe, visitors explore Earth and space science through NASA’s Eyes on the Earth and WorldViewer Stories – turnkey content pieces from our online community resource.

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Science Museum of Oklahoma – GeoDome Globe

Powered by WorldViewer, the globe showcases Deep Time Maps™ plate tectonics with a customized localization showing the location of the museum from 600 MYA (million years ago) to today, with a touchscreen for user-driven interactive experiences.

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Mayo High School – Magic Planet Upgrade

We brought the school district’s Magic Planet back to life with OmniFocus projection and WorldViewer. K-12 students interact with Earth science on the globe to experience their curriculum in 360°.

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Colorado School of Mines — GeoDome Globe

Lobby visitors explore current research from Mines, enabled for the globe with WorldViewer’s custom scripting capabilities, plus NOAA’s Science on a Sphere and NASA JPL’s Eyes on the Earth.

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Magic Planet Upgrades and GeoDome Globes

Since 2012, we’ve provided projection systems and completion solutions, bringing dozens of Magic Planets to life with OmniFocus projection technology and expanding their content capabilities with WorldViewer and NASA’s Eyes on the Earth.

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Phenix City Schools – Magic Planet Upgrade

WorldVIewer drives Earth science learning experiences for students at the Dyer Family STEM Center. The staff builds curriculum-based content for both interactive and docent-led presentations.

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