Virtual rooms with 3D exhibition

for museums, for example

With the introduction of virtual reality technology, the possibilities for museums have expanded. Thanks to 3D exhibitions, museum visitors can have a much more immersive experience than is possible with conventional exhibition formats. The use of 3D exhibitions offers many different advantages.

Firstly, 3D exhibitions enable an interactive experience by allowing visitors to connect more deeply with the exhibits. By giving them more information about the exhibits, the visit to the museum becomes more interesting and lively. The visitor can navigate through the virtual museum and learn more about the exhibits.

Secondly, the 3D exhibition can also help to increase the museum’s revenue. Since the technology is new, more people will be attracted and they will be willing to spend more for their experience. This can help the museum make more money and attract new visitors.

Thirdly, 3D exhibitions can help the museum to reach a wider audience and attract global visitors. With virtual exhibition spaces, museum visitors around the world can take their journey to the museum – without ever having to travel or pay the entrance fees!

Finally, a 3D exhibition can also help to reflect particular works of art and historical sites so that both local and international visitors are able to learn more about art and history. This approach makes it particularly attractive for educational institutions such as schools and universities to offer a virtual tour of the museum.

It is clear that a 3D exhibition in virtual space can be invaluable for museum visitors. It offers the visitor a deeper connection to the museum’s art and culture, as well as the opportunity to attract new audiences and increase the museum’s revenue. Therefore, every museum should consider using these technologies in their exhibition strategy – to attract both local and international visitors!

Our example shows what such a 3D exhibition can look like with a 3D room in which exhibits are stored in 3D. Such a room can be presented within a museum or online worldwide, simply on the museum’s website.

Such 3D worlds of experience are of course possible with all conceivable objects and for all industries. Depending on your wishes, we realize smaller 3D projects as in the 3D museum example, as well as projects with countless 3D objects in the desired 3D worlds.

An excerpt from our customers