The CIRNE Foundation presented its new audiovisual project in 3D

In the CIRNE Foundation has presented an audiovisual project in 3D that brings the citizen closer to points that are usually inaccessible. The mayor of Xàbia put on the special glasses to take a virtual tour of the Barranc de Migdia cave.

The project funded by the Foundation CIRNE has been executed by ARPA Heritage and by an archaeologist, a multimedia computer and an industrial engineer working at the University of Alicante.

He "Oculus", that is what this is called Kit It is on the market with a price of about 400 euros. Also, the virtual route is another technique called Google Carboard, much more affordable, which is a pair of carton associated with a telephone terminal which costs about 4 euros.

Also Councilman culture of Pedreguer, Blai Server has tested this new technique because they want to implement it with audiovisual Cova del Compte.