VR 可视化

At the Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research (UFZ) in Leipzig, the challenge is not a lack of data. It is making sense of it. From geothermal systems to water management and climate adaptation, the questions UFZ works on are layered, spatial and often difficult to grasp in two dimensions. To support this, UFZ relies on a new Barco-powered VisLab environment designed to turn complex datasets into something tangible. Instead of looking at charts or flat renderings, models become immersive environments and users step into the data itself.

At the University of Strasbourg, immersive technology is no longer something you put on, it is something you walk into. With the delivery of a new three sided 3D CAVE at the ICube laboratory, researchers and students now have access to an environment that turns complex data, simulations and interactions into shared, spatial experiences. Designed and integrated by Antycip, and powered by Barco I600 projectors, the installation marks a new milestone in immersive academic infrastructure in France.

The Zarzis Smart Centre in Tunisia is setting a new benchmark for innovation and education in North Africa with the region's first Virtual Reality (VR) CAVE. Installed by ST Engineering Antycip, this cutting-edge facility leverages Barco’s advanced visualization solutions to empower industries, businesses, and educational institutions.

At the forefront of immersive technology in higher education, South Westphalia University of Applied Sciences in Iserlohn, Germany, has created an innovative XR LAB. The laboratory supports cutting-edge research and teaching through an advanced multimodal space with a high-resolution, interactive CAVE powered by Barco's visualization and projection technology.