It’s an exciting time here at Exhibit Studios. Our team has been hard at work creating our new, fully immersive and interactive 360° video and virtual tour service. Not only are these tours a safe alternative to in-person visits, they leverage cutting edge technology to make your business stand out and enhance your customer’s online experience. A 360° virtual experience is also 4 times more engaging than traditional videos and keeps users 52% longer on your website.
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Mammal Hall in the PA State Museum
The State Museum’s most popular and enduring exhibit offers timeless dioramas depicting common and rare species of Pennsylvania in their natural habitat. These dioramas are so beautiful that the State Museum could not keep the from the public any longer and had us make a virtual tour. You can spend hours in here finding the animals, playing the games and absorbing all the numerous content.
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ART OF THE STATE
This large and complex project was a collaborative endeavor. Three elements had to be combined to allow for the most imersive experience possible. High resolution and reflection free photographs, motion video and the 360 virtual vistas themselves. Be sure to visit the actual tour and check out the 100+ works of art. The show is hanging in the Harrisburg Museum under Art of the State.
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WIC Kitchen
WIC needed a fun way to showcase their nutrition counseling services so we created this virtual tour that includes an interactive kitchen. Mothers and their families, as well as caregivers can play educational games and read informative guides to learn more about the PA WIC Program.
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The ICS Village
This unique tour was required to educate potential clients and students about security systems in industrial applications. The entire exhibit is interactive with clickable components. Many items can be selected and Bryson will then talk about that component or its process. There were also animations made for the moving parts. ICS plans to add more to this exhibit so check back later for more updates.
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