About the Digital humanities facilities
网络彩票APP下载_澳客彩票网-官方游戏, digital humanities hub is used by students in all humanities subject areas.
It includes modern technology such as virtual reality, 3D scanning and printing, and a 360-degree fully immersive audio-visual centre. In addition, the space includes several areas for individual and group work. We also use these to host workshops, peer learning sessions, demonstrations, talks and drop-in surgeries.
The team of experts supporting these facilities will help you put them to good use. With their help, you could build and explore virtual worlds, create performances based on motion-capture technology, or digitally scan and manipulate heritage objects.
Highlights
- Explore scenes, locations and objects in virtual reality.
- Use Ultimaker 3D printers to create tactile experiences of lost or fragile objects.
- Craft visual content and video essays in our industry-standard video editing suite.
- Track how an instrument is played, experiment with motion capture-based theatre, or touch a 3D computer model of a priceless museum artefact.
- Transpose the pixels, shapes and features of visual material into sound, enabling new and creative ways of experiencing the form and content of imagery.
- Immerse yourself in our 6m diameter Igloo, a 360-degree screen for interactive experiences such as standing in the middle of a world heritage site, tracing connections in a visual representation of a network, or just watching your latest film production in a fully immersive environment.
