Visualizing History

Visualizing History Transdisciplinary team from Virginia Tech, making the invisible visible using digital technologies t

The team has been hard at work this year to release the first version of Vauquois VR in an accessible, online format. Bu...
05/12/2020

The team has been hard at work this year to release the first version of Vauquois VR in an accessible, online format. Built on Mozilla Hubs, the new online VR exhibit contains more content than our previous exhibit, providing additional context about Vauquois prior to the First World War, more information about the lives of the soldiers there as well as what happened to the civilians who lived in the village, and the recreation of the tunnel section itself. Check it out here ->

Join others in VR at Vauquois Entrance Exhibit, right in your browser.

24/10/2020

Dimanche dernier, nous avons accueilli l'association Connaissance de la Meuse pour un tournage ! Nous ne donnerons pas plus de détails, il faut garder la surprise pour l'année prochaine ;)

17/04/2020
A piece on our "Vauquois VR Experience" and some of the scanning technology we employ.
25/01/2020

A piece on our "Vauquois VR Experience" and some of the scanning technology we employ.

A recent partnership between GeoSLAM with Virginia Polytechnic Institute shows how reality capture and VR can take people back to experience the little-known story of mining warfare in World War One.

The team at GeoSlam have put out a nice release on our work at Butte de Vauquois last summer!
05/11/2019

The team at GeoSlam have put out a nice release on our work at Butte de Vauquois last summer!

Virginia Tech Uses GeoSLAM Mobile Scanner to Create Physically Immersive VR Experience for Education Published November 5, 2019 Share Sharing is Caring Twitter LinkedIn Facebook NOTTINGHAMSHIRE, U.K., 4 November 2019 – The Creative Technologies Program at Virginia Polytechnic Institute (Virginia T...

01/11/2019
Proud to have been a part of this.
11/10/2019

Proud to have been a part of this.

Schoolchildren from Suffolk have taken part in poignant ceremonies in Belgium that saw the burial of Commonwealth and German soldiers from the First World War.

08/08/2019

‪UPDATE: CWGC and JCCC confirm that the Commonwealth soldiers that were recovered at DigHill80 will be reburied on 10 October (day before the German ceremony at Langemark) at Wijtschate Military Cemetery.‬

‪More details will be announced soon.‬

Awesome!
30/06/2019

Awesome!

25/06/2019

Augmented reality view of the former mill on the site of from earlier today while testing our AR app.

25/06/2019

Augmented Reality test at the Dig Hill 80 site today! This is the watercolor of the mill which sat on the site.

Our team visited the Dig Hill 80 site today with Simon Verdegem.
25/06/2019

Our team visited the Dig Hill 80 site today with Simon Verdegem.

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