Technologies
Go anywhere - Look everywhere, rotographs - as in rotary
photographs - have the ability to empower viewers to interact
with products, places and events in both real and virtual
worlds, enriching web and CD content.
publications
Rotography has a close working relationship with Huddersfield University over several years and
continues to research the development of imagery technologies. Publications on several topics including
Panoramic Imaging, Stereo Vision and Colour Correction can be read at http://scom.hud.ac.uk/sengdg2
panoramic rotographs
With these rotographs the user is placed in the middle of
a scene and is able to view the whole panorama with 360 degree
navigation facilities. Ideal for museums and galleries, tourism,
property, automotive and promotional activities - example
object rotographs
These allow users to take control of objects and view them
from any angle or viewpoint, ultimately giving full global
360 degree control. Applications include showing clothing
on models and demonstrating manufacturing process simulations
- example
virtual rotographs
Virtual rotographs of both objects and panoramas can be created
from initial designs and original 3D models, or be produced
entirely by our own studio staff - example
interactive video
Imagine being able to enter a video of a real place and move
in any direction at your own pace just by using the mouse.
Interactive video captures digital information as full 360
degree spherical images and allows playback in the same format.
Applications are unlimited but are of particular interest
for law enforcement, security and defence, property development,
tourism and news and sport sectors - example
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