Lisa45 visits · Auftakte in Chemnitz - 4. Mai 2025 Metaverse- und KI-Technologien als Werkzeug für Austausch und Vermittlung - in Kollaboration mit dem Innovationsnetzwerk XR-INTERACTION.
b3lla_c0rtez45 visits · Use WASD & Mouse/Use VR headset to move around. This shows a Miohippus Model from the UO Natural History Museum. A Miohippus is small sized horse. Rather than having hooves, small and medium horses had toes. In North America, horses evolved from small to medium 55 million years ago but were extinct around 10,000 years ago. North America did not get large horses until the 16th century when Spanish settlers reintroduced them. See what happens when you walk near the model and click inside the outlined area.
Alexandra_UnitedXR44 visits · Welcome to the second of our 4 Nominee Spaces! Take your time and have a look at all the amazing immersive experiences in competition. We are delighted to have you here.
okhotskuma43 visits · Tokoro Buried Cultural Property Center collects and houses the archaeological finds excavated from Tokoro region and additionally displays some traditional utensils and clothes of Ainu people.
Free Media41 visits · Madrid-based creative company, where each project is a bold experiment in freedom and hybridity, blending documentary and fiction with VR and interactive, transmedia narratives. Our work, often developed through live, evolving creative processes, has been co-produced across Europe and Latin America and supported by institutions such as ICAA, CNC, INSTAR, Artists at Risk and IDFA DocLab, with projects selected by major festivals including Venice, Rotterdam and Locarno.
rachael-newport40 visits · In Aztec mythology, Xolotl was a god of fire and lightning. He was commonly depicted as a dog-headed man and was a soul-guide for the dead. He is the dark personification of Venus, the evening star, and was associated with heavenly fire. The axolotl is named after him. This is the work of artist Mocre_Dis. Mocre is a Mexico City– based augmented reality and fine artist weaving together pre-Hispanic mythology and cutting-edge tech. Through painting, linocut, digital illustration, and immersive media, they create vivid portals where Mexico’s endemic animals and ancestral stories come alive blending ancient symbolism with bold contemporary expression.
