The VR experience, which includes both the Pantheon itself and a trip underground to discover the source of the stone from which it was built, is compatible with standard desktop computers and with Google Cardboard. Definitely worth a look!
Thursday, 9 June 2016
Virtually real Rome
The BBC has unveiled its first ventures into virtual reality. Included along with a virtual space-walk and a Queen's-eye view of Trooping The Colour is a tour of Rome's Pantheon, using footage from Xander's documentary Rome's Invisible City.
The VR experience, which includes both the Pantheon itself and a trip underground to discover the source of the stone from which it was built, is compatible with standard desktop computers and with Google Cardboard. Definitely worth a look!
The VR experience, which includes both the Pantheon itself and a trip underground to discover the source of the stone from which it was built, is compatible with standard desktop computers and with Google Cardboard. Definitely worth a look!
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