EVIA an interactive e-journey around Aquitaine

The E-VIA project funded by the Aquitaine region aims to develop a series of tools for immersive navigation in heritage-related 3D representations thanks to a series of solutions to be made accessible to all audiences.

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Immersion role: coordinator. Design and integration of the interactive immersive solution.
Duration: 18 months
Begining: September 2013
Funding: Aquitaine region

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Immersion
Cap Sciences
Archéovision

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