Scenes
Virtual spaces built from spherical panorama images.
Virtual walks in real spaces — 360-degree spherical panorama virtual exhibitions and walks in a web environment, with responsive design.



The Q360 application is a spherical panorama virtual exhibition and walk in a web environment, with responsive design. With it, we can create 360-degree spherical panorama virtual exhibitions and virtual walks, thereby digitally creating or archiving exhibition spaces.
Using marker points placed on the spherical panorama images, we can place the information of the real space in the virtual space, and even complement it with visible content that does not appear there.
Scenes — the units of a virtual exhibition or walk — can be created from spherical panorama photos or graphic content uploaded in the administration interface.

Marker points are suitable both for conveying information — text descriptions, media content, YouTube and Sketchfab embeds — and for navigating between scenes.

Visitors can navigate freely between scenes, and by clicking on the marker points they can view the text and image information assigned to them. The spherical panorama image can also be viewed with virtual reality glasses.

The application is a responsive web application that runs in a standard browser — the visitor interface is accessible from various workstations and mobile devices alike.

Virtual spaces built from spherical panorama images.
Navigation and information points placed anywhere.
YouTube, Sketchfab and museum education embeds.
Scenes can also be viewed with virtual reality glasses.
Interiors, outdoor views and virtually imagined spaces can all be presented.
Accessible from a browser, from any workstation or mobile device.
Interiors and outdoor views can be presented without developer intervention, and with a graphic designer's help even virtually imagined spaces can be realised.
The archived exhibition content can also be linked repository documentation, raising the quality of public collection records.
No, virtual exhibitions and scenes can be created in the administration interface without separate assistance.
As a cloud-based service, on the server park of Monguz Kft., including server hosting, storage and software use.
Yes, the spherical panorama image of a scene can also be viewed with virtual reality glasses (e.g. Oculus Rift).
At no extra charge, we hand over the content created by the customer in a form suitable for viewing.

A 360-degree virtual tour of the physical exhibition, with marker points highlighting descriptions and stories related to the objects.
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