VIRTUAL REALITY

• Ice simulator

   Open gallery

  Creating the permanent exhibition

  The educational exhibit built at the Seaplane Harbour for the maritime search and rescue exhibition takes visitors for a walk on sea ice. Before going on the virtual ice, you have to enter an approximate weight (40, 80 or 120 g), and the time of the year (autumn, winter or spring). Then, a virtual scene will load up, featuring a walk on ice, and depending on your choices, you can test the strength or weakness of the ice surface, without putting your life at risk.

  • Location: Tallinn, Estonia
  • Client: Estonian Maritime Museum
  • Year: 2017
  

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• Seaplane Hangar

   Open gallery

  Creating the permanent exhibition

  Estonia’s first virtual reality exhibit tells the story of how the historic hangar of the Seaplane Harbour was built and then used for the past 100 years. During a program lasting approximately seven minutes, the viewer will be able to experience the four most important stages of the construction of this reinforced concrete shell construction, which was the first of its size in the entire world not to have any internal support. The four stages included in the program are: construction, use as a seaplane harbour, use as a warehouse, and restoration. There is a 360-degree view right in the middle of it all! The virtual reality journey ends with the rebirth of a derelict building, and the creation of a museum exhibition.

  • Location: Tallinn, Estonia
  • Client: Estonian Maritime Museum
  • Year: 2017
  

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• Noblessner Foundry

   Open gallery

  Designing a permanent exhibition

  We are working on a virtual reality experience centre in the Noblessner Foundry. We have designed 15 exhibits that take visitors to a secret WWI submarine factory. Either independently or in groups, visitors will be able to solve tasks, during which they can experiment with new technologies.

  • Location: Tallinn, Estonia
  • Client: BLRT Grupp
  • Year: 2016
  

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