Two new AR movies and a virtual reality experience allow visitors to swim with whale in San Francisco’s aquarium.
More and more tourist attractions such as museums, art galleries and historic sights are turning to virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) to enhance the visitor experience. The San Francisco Bay Aquarium can now also join the ranks of new AR and virtual reality visitors.
As a new attraction of the Bay Aquarium, it includes “Marine Adventure†and “Arctic Adventureâ€, as well as a virtual reality experience that allows visitors to swim with whale.
The attraction will start on August 14 and will be sponsored by a large bus tour company. This attraction will be displayed in Ferrari’s room and visitors will experience two different enhanced shows, marine adventures and Arctic expeditions. The films will be shown on a 20-foot screen, allowing visitors to see whales, dolphins, penguins and seals closer than ever before.
The company also launched a virtual reality experience at the Bay Aquarium, created by technology expert Andrew Bleiman and Lumier VR co-founder, Trivis Wu, who has faced the challenge of presenting a virtual reality experience to a large audience. The virtual reality helmet and software are tailor-made for the aquarium, and its technology allows virtual reality movies to be shared and shared.
The first virtual reality movie to be showcased will be an experience created by Sandy Smolan and Sandy Smolan, called the "click effect," which examines the language of whales and dolphins and the interactions between them - even if It is a few miles away.
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