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Armchair Travel - Virtual Travel - Virtual Travel® is a proprietary Virtual Reality technology of the Armchair Travel Company Ltd of London, England, used for the filming and organization of thousands of single photographs into a network of panoramas linked by "travelling" movies. Explore Big Ben, Warship Exeter, Kew Gardens, Berlin, London and much more!
Cybertown - Cybertown is a safe community on the Internet. It is a great place for people to communicate, explore and share in the magic of online 3D. Cybertown is known as the "Civilization for the Virtual Age" - a futuristic, immersive society accessible via the Internet. Cybertown citizens use personalized 3D avatars to represent themselves and they can own free personal 3D homes with virtual pets, hold jobs, form clubs, shop in the virtual mall, dance in the nightclub, play games in the Casino and Arcade, get free Cybertown e-mail addresses, attend live celebrity and author chat events and more. Citizens are actively involved in the social structure of the community and with each other, making Cybertown a true community that is created by its own residents.
Explore the Taj Mahal - Explore the Taj Mahal includes many areas which are closed to the public, such as the Crypt, the Roof, the Cenotaphs inside the jali screen, and interior rooms of the mausoleum. We also removed the extensive wooden and metal tourist screens inside the monument to provide superior views of the walls, inlaid gemstone and marble carvings.
On The Net Resources in Virtual Reality - Although On the Net pages have not been updated since Spring 1999, the publications and pages remain online for the benefit of the virtual reality community. Discover a wide varity of Virtual Reality information.
QuickTime VRs of the Desert Southwest - Index of panaoramic QuickTime VR movies of the Desert Southwest presented by DesertUSA Magazine.
UShistory.org - This is a collection of sites which offer in depth, realistic looks at America's History. Visit the Betsy Ross homepage, a 65-stop walking tour of America’s "Most Historic Square Mile," the Liberty Bell homepage, 7 walking tours of Philadelphia neighborhoods, biographies on early Americans, a VRML of Independence Hall, the Valley Forge Historical Society site, the Brandywine Battlefield site, the Freedoms Foundation at Valley Forge site, a town crier component, complete with audio clips capturing the "oyez, oyez" of that trade, and a very auspicious start to an ambitious Virtual Marching Tour of the entire American Revolution.
Virtual Gettysburg - Virtual Gettysburg presents the events and environment of that battle in a computer-generated scene. Participants can move around and watch from any angle or location. The terrain -- trees, rocks, fields, fences and walls -- have all been recreated.
Virtual Reality Laboratory at the University of Michigan - The Virtual Reality Laboratory at the University of Michigan explores innovative applications of virtual environments in a variety of areas. For industrial applications, research is focused on virtual prototyping of engineering designs - especially in the automotive and marine industry. Additional activities include the use of virtual reality in accident simulations, medicine, architecture, archeology, education, and other areas. Check out the Virtual Football Trainer and The Detroit Midfield Terminal Project.
Web3d Repository - The Virtual Reality Modeling Language (VRML) is a standard language for describing interactive 3-D objects and worlds delivered across the Internet. The Web3D Repository is an impartial, comprehensive, community resource for the dissemination of information relating to VRML.
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