Our collaboration with the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences continued in 2021 as we upgraded the SECU Daily Planet, a three-story theater with a 42-foot-tall screen. A blended projection system is driven by a customized image generator and WorldViewer’s Open Playground extension.
Visitors experience the projected content from all three floors of the Nature Research Center. View Project
Aligning the globe’s interface with the Mines brand was important to us. We were able to customize everything from the text to the button style and colors so it matched our university look and feel. It was quite impressive how well The Elumenati team made our vision come to life in such a short turnaround time.
— Christina Vessa / Brand Manager, Communications and Marketing
The Cyclorama allows us to create a shared, stereoscopic VR experience for dozens of simultaneous viewers. With WorldViewer we can load content from 360 video rigs, 3D animation, and real-time game engines. Our project had many unique requirements, and The Elumenati showed tremendous flexibility to meet these goals.
— Zach Duer / Immersive Environment Specialist, Institute for Creativity, Arts and Technology
Our new Elumenati projection system has made our 6′ Magic Planet come to life. The brightness and quality of the projected image make a major difference in the impact the globe makes on viewers. We are extremely happy and look forward to adding more content for our guests to explore.
—- Chuck Kopczak / Curator of Ecology
The GeoDome Panorama allows the Bell Museum staff to incorporate new media to keep content in the exhibit current, such as displaying video of the launch of Parker Solar Probe, exploring a Mars dust storm, and celebrating NASA’s 60th anniversary. We also use the daily updated NASA Eyes software.
--Sally Brummel / Planetarium Manager
The GeoDome Panorama enables Magnopus to create immersive experiences for our wide range of clientele, and is the perfect environment for group virtual reality reviews during our creative process.
— Ben Grossman / Magnopus Co-founder
People told me they had never had an experience with content like this before. The vast majority of people wanted to stay and watch all of our content. People in all age ranges were really invested in each story – even a group of teenage boys who were joking around when they came in came to me afterward to tell me how emotional and compelling our work was.
—- Ian Carr / Director of Technology Innovation, Save the Children
When we began work on our exhibition, it was our dream to transport visitors around the world. With the help of the Elumenati’s amazing GeoDome Panorama and WorldViewer, that dream became a reality. Children and families are immersed in, and can marvel at, mosque architecture from Italy to Iran, from the Maldives to Morocco.
— Andrew Ackerman / Executive Director, Children’s Museum of Manhattan
I love working with Elumenati and being a part of the GeoDome Network. I have been able to create amazing experiences for my audiences using WorldViewer that I never could have otherwise.
--Sara Schultz, Planetarium Manager, Minnesota State University - Moorhead
We relied on The Elumenati's WorldViewer. Their platform-agnostic tool worked seamlessly in the dome and made it relatively simple to author not only the live, narrated shows we presented, but also displayed all of the autorun content.
— Ned Gardiner, PhD / Contractor to NOAA Climate Program Office / WorldViews Network
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.
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.
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.
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°.
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.
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.
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.
OmniFocus projection powers a 6′ globe display in the California Science Center Ecosytems gallery. We’ve worked with the science center since 2013, keeping both the globe and content fresh with new exhibits built in WorldViewer.
In Exploring the Planets at the National Air and Space Museum, a globe and a panorama bring to life to the wonder of exploring our solar system and beyond, with datasets from NASA’s JPL.
On the 4′ globe in the ESC, Eyes on the Earth is enabled for spherical display through Omnity and our dev collaboration with JPL. WorldViewer drives multiple displays through a single interface.
The museum uses its GeoDome Theater to promote the understanding of history, science and service, and its newly upgraded 6′ globe for interactive exploration of NASA’s Eyes.
SieteColores created an interactive exhibit with a 6’ globe at Trapiche Museo Interactivo, driven by a dual-projector OmniFocus projection system, Omnity, and an Elumenati IG.
We upgraded the 6′ Magic Planet, a hanging globe display, at with an OmniFocus 32200 dual-projector system, Elumenati IG and WorldViewer as the content render engine.
The 52500 is a high-resolution GeoDome Globe bright enough for trade show displays. Create group virtual reality experiences on the globe, exploring 360 video, interactive datasets from NASA and NOAA, and more.
A customized GeoDome Panorama and 6′ globe let SESE’s visitors interact with Earth and space science – from Earth’s geology to the Mars rover landing.