Solutions

Immersive Environments (CAVEs)

Immersive environment is the name given to the set of technologies that generate a feeling of immersion when using a virtual reality software. Build immersive environments contemplating all needs:

• Project and design: complete project, taking into account site characteristics and customer needs.
• Screens: made with proprietary technology, we set up screens in any size, with support for passive and active stereoscopy (3D viewing).
• PCs: installed and configured to control the system, and with libraries for virtual reality
• Installation: projector calibration, cables and tests.
• Training: allowing the customer to develop their own applications independently.
• Porting legacy applications: we port legacy applications to harness the full power of the immersive environment.

Video Wall

Videowalls are groups of screens that work together to display a single image. They are useful for making screens of large size.

• In any arrangement: screens of different sizes, spaced and even rotated
• Possibilities
  • Giant video screens
  • Screens around the room (e.g., a train passes through the screens, as if it were outside encircling the room)
• Videos, slide sequences
• We rent equipment

Virtual Presenter

Consists of a video or animation projected onto glass or a showcase, creating the impression that the presenter is real. This video is produced specifically for the client.

• Attracts the visitor, calling their attention.
• Makes it easy to broadcast information, all day
• Possibility of interacting with the visitor

Interactive Showcase

The human eye is particularly susceptible to movement. Showcases are static and rarely call the attention of passers-by. With the use of our technologies of virtual reality and augmented reality, Corollarium can transform your showcases, putting animated virtual elements or even manipulating reality.

• Image projected onto the shop window
• "Mirrors" the passing person, adding interactive virtual elements. Examples:
  • The person sees his image in the window, holding a virtual bag with the exhibitor's brand.
  • Animations can interact with people, e.g. a virtual puppy who follows whoever is passing, or a thought balloon
  • Falling objects, such as a rain, which explode on others when they "touch" the person
• the showcase can show information of promotions, new products, possibly chosen by the client through touch panels or detection of gestures.

Scientific visualization

Scientific visualization (VC) is the development of applications for the presentation of physical objects, acts of nature or positions in spatial domain. An example of VC application is the visualization of human body parts, which can be accomplished through virtual models.

We have libraries and tools for scientific visualization, taking advantage of 3D screens, gesture interaction systems and integration to existing applications.

Interactive table

Interactive tables are tables with projected images on its surface and touch sensitivity or other forms of interaction. They allow multiple users to interact simultaneously.

Virtual architecture

Enable virtual tours to distant places or which have not been built yet. Or use our holograms, which vary the image as the angle that if look, giving an illusion of real 3D without glasses.