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Chornobyl VR. Virtual tour

Client

National Museum “Chornobyl”

Field

History, education

Technology

Virtual reality

Year

Year

Task

To create a virtual journey that lets users explore the Chornobyl exclusion zone and learn more about its history.

Solution

Together with the National Museum of Chornobyl, the Imersum team developed a detailed VR tour with interactive panoramas of destroyed buildings, objects and nature. Modern virtual reality technologies were used to ensure deep immersion.

Result

The virtual journey allowed users from all over the world to visit Chornobyl safely in virtual reality, understand the scale of the disaster and its consequences, and keep interest in these historical events alive.

Aerial view of the Chornobyl nuclear power plant and the reactor shelterVirtual Zaporizhstal plant workshop with molten metalVirtual exhibition: the Defence hall with anti-tank hedgehogsVirtual reconstruction of an ancient dwelling with a fire in the middleVirtual scene: a dark room with a fireplace and antique furniture360° panorama of a study library with bookshelves
Client review

Thank you to the Imersum team for implementing the “Chernobyl VR” project. Thanks to this project, the Chernobyl Museum has introduced a new innovative service through which we are attracting more new visitors.

Vitalina MartynovskaVitalina MartynovskaDirector of the Chernobyl Museum

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