Interactive Telecommunications Program,
NYU 1991
Project Description:
I traveled to Russia with a team from Apple Computer and The National Art Gallery.
We systematically recorded all the rooms of a famous summer Palace outside
St. Petersburg. I customized the rig that I made at Apple Computer,
and did all the photography. These were
compiled and published on the QuickTime 1.6.CD as the first ever navigable scene,
soon to be called QTVR.
Technical Notes:
This used a microcontroller from Radient systems, a pan and tilt head from Pelco
and HyperCard software for control and playback. This configuration was documented, built into
a toolkit by Apple and sold by Radiant.