2026 · iOS · XR glasses
Museum XR
Museum finds in 3D on XR glasses
In a display case you only see an archaeological find from one side. This iPhone app puts a 3D scan of the object in front of you on VITURE XR glasses, in stereo, so you can look at it from every angle.
The first collection comes from Huis van Hilde, the archaeology centre of North Holland: a patten from 1450–1500, a skull from 1297, a lantern and more. The iPhone is the controller: pick an object, turn and zoom it with your fingers, and read what it is.
- Role
- Solo proof of concept
- Status
- Proof of concept
- First collection
- Eight objects from Huis van Hilde
A find in front of you
A stereo camera rig renders one view per eye, side by side on the external display. The glasses turn that into depth. Parallax, auto-rotation and three lights can be tuned from a settings panel on the phone.
One museum, then the next
Museums, collections and objects are plain data. Models ship with the app for now, and the app already looks for downloaded models first, so a new museum can be added without a new release.
