“Gladiator Gym Goes Virtual - Carnuntum, Austria”
Archaeology brought together the ever-popular “Top 10 Discoveries.” This look back presents some of the most intriguing and notable finds of 2011. The gladiator school in Carnuntum is one of the Top 10. 7reasons was responsible for the digital reconstruction. [View Video] Archaeology...
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“Innovation Convention, December 5th to 6th, 2011, Brussels”
The first edition of the Innovation Convention organised by the European Commission, which will take place in Brussels from December 5th to 6th, 2011, is an important step in the EU’s roadmap to turn Europe into a more innovation-friendly and competitive continent. This conference will bring together world leading experts in research and innovation to share their views...
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“Gladiator School Carnuntum”
Based on the scientific results of the Ludwig Boltzmann Institute for Archaeological Prospection and Virtual Archaeology 7reasons build the digital model of the gladiators school in carnuntum. The result can now be viewed with a mobile device using Wikitude World Browser augmented reality software. The Wikitude World Browser is a mobile application, which embeds the...
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The Radio-Past Project has been selected as representative of the European Commission policies for promotion of research and support to carrier development in sciences and research. 7reasons is part of the Radio-Past Project and Cristina Corsi & Michael Klein will present the project in session 7.07 on September 15, between 16.00 and 17.30. Come and visit us at our...
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The prehistoric pile dwellings around the Alps were on 29th, june 2011 recorded in the World Heritage List of UNESCO.
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After the establishment of the roman military fortress, originally built from wood and earth, the fortifications were upgraded to stone
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Gladiator school discovered in Carnuntum. Tony Paterson reported in the INDEPENDENT: Ruins reveal how Roman gladiators
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Visit our presentation at the Conference on Cultural Heritage and New Technologies in Vienna. Topic: The Roman city of Ammaia (Portugal): from total survey to 3D reconstruction. Outline: full survey of an abandoned urban centre, integration of geophysics, remote sensing, stratigraphic and topographic data, reconstruction of the townscape
See also: infoterminals.eu | digital-signage-system.eu | motioncapture.at | mediahistoria.com | buecher-turm.at
