"The IWEIN Saga" Castle Wilhelmsburg, Schmalkalden
In cooperation with the local client WMP-consulting more3D created the computer-animated 3-D version of the legendary knight saga "IWEIN", written about 1200 AD from the German epic poet Hartmann von Aue. more3D supplied both the custom- made seven-meter wide screen, as well as the stereoscopic projection technology, that takes visitors of the castle Wilhelmsburg in Schmalkalden back to the Middle Ages.
"3D experience steelworks," Hoesch Museum, Dortmund
The "3D experience: steelworks" moves visitors into the real situation of a steelwork. The dimensions of the work and its aggregates are gigantic, the red-hot steel causes a particular lighting situation, and visitors can engage themselves in action: An industrial joystick makes them become crane operators in the steel mill. more3D produced the interactive stereoscopic simulation with the scale and intensity of a real steelwork that can be enjoyed in multiple aspects just like being really there. As the panel for the visitors should be situated directly in front of the screen the most modern rear-projection 3-D technology was used and rounded off with a powerful sound system.
TUV- Nurburgring, TUV Rheinland, Nuerburg
more3D created a rapid 3-D animation for the TUV- shop in the Boulevard Ring of the redesigned Nurburgring. It informs visitors of the TUV Rheinland within 3 minutes in an eventful and exciting way about the power spectrum of the motor area. Unusual camera angles, close proximity to the Formula 1 car and the reduced graphical look stirs up anyone’s attention. To assure fast turn- arounds when crowded 3D glasses are hanging from the ceiling to watch the projection cube that appears to float in space. It is equipped with a rear projection screen, an integrated audio system and very bright projectors.
3-D simulator, West Saxon University of Zwickau
At the Institute of Automotive Engineering two different stereoscopic simulators are being realized to check the geographic contours of planned road projects, each with the help of a software that had been developed at the Institute. The software by more3D moreStereo DX/GL is the base to control the two very different simulators in 3-D. The more3D software generates a 3D stereo signal in real-time from the simulation software. One of the simulators was built with three stereoscopic displays and a specially designed desk along with retractable pedals and steering wheel. The major simulator uses a 4.5 m wide curved silver screen on which two pairs of HD projectors produce a three-dimensional image.
