MEET OUR MEMBER ROUND2.ME & THE VIRTUAL REALITY

May 23, 2016

A Member of the World Trade Center Trieste is leader in the field of 3D computer graphics and has just launched a brand new project: Round2.Me.

The company creates immersive experiences through a Samsung Gear VR and the Google Cardboard VR platforms. Thanks to the combination of stereo 360-degree photos, videos and amazing rich contents never seen before, they developed this innovative VR App.

Round2.Me is a new Virtual Reality experience, that provides the user high quality 360 degrees images and brings him into a real environment full of information, slides, pictures, vides, 3D elements, audio, many other integrated contents.

The result is the feeling of being somewhere else by just wearing the VR Gear, with one fundamental innovation: the user does not simply observe a virtual HD new environment, but can benefit of the opportunity of reading and listening further information about the place in which he is virtually located.

Round2.Me gives the user the chance to plunge into a live and rich Virtual Reality experience focused on the country’s cultural heritage, museums, historic sites, buildings, castles, secret scenes and venues. With the Gear and the App, that can be downloaded with any sort of Smartphone, all those touristic sites can be explored in advance with the most various scopes: to plan a future physical visit of the place, or just to be reminded of the great souvenirs of a beautiful travel, nor to collect extra information that weren’t given during the visit.

For this and so many further reason that can be fully seized only by personally trying the device, World Trade Center Trieste considers Round2.Me is the natural evolution of the global tourism.

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