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Posted by: Jesse on: 12/12/2012 03:59 AM
Dassault Systemes has done it again... because its what they do. After two years in the making and collaboration with the Carnavalet Museum, the visualization software company unveiled a wonderful cross-media project entitled 3D Paris. Oo la la!
They call it "An extraordinary interactive journey through time" and it sure is. Not only is it a modern approach to hyper-realistic 3D simulation, the tour takes you back 2000 years and is accompanied by a beautifully made documentary "Paris: The Great Saga" featuring dancer Pietra Galla.
The tour is not just static views of the city. They include pedestrians and even extras dressed in period costume. The amount of detail and clarity used in the project is stunning. No one does 3D like Dassault.
The entire project can be accessed in real time, and is anticipated to be available in print, on the iPad, and will be reviled for the public this month at Notre Dame Cathedral. It is also available for free on iTunes app store and at Dassault's website.
Dassault is also seeking to make a series involving other European cities. We will keep you updated!
They call it "An extraordinary interactive journey through time" and it sure is. Not only is it a modern approach to hyper-realistic 3D simulation, the tour takes you back 2000 years and is accompanied by a beautifully made documentary "Paris: The Great Saga" featuring dancer Pietra Galla.
The tour is not just static views of the city. They include pedestrians and even extras dressed in period costume. The amount of detail and clarity used in the project is stunning. No one does 3D like Dassault.
The entire project can be accessed in real time, and is anticipated to be available in print, on the iPad, and will be reviled for the public this month at Notre Dame Cathedral. It is also available for free on iTunes app store and at Dassault's website.
Dassault is also seeking to make a series involving other European cities. We will keep you updated!