The Sydney Opera House Experience Includes a 360-Degree Virtual Tour
Rahul Kalvapalle — April 27, 2016 — Tech
References: google & google-au.blogspot
The Google Cultural Institute has launched a masterfully innovative and truly one-of-a-kind virtual opera house tour that takes you right into the iconic Sydney Opera House in Australia. The aptly-named Sydney Opera House experience is highlighted by a 360-degree virtual tour that doesn't require an air ticket to Australia but only requires a Google Cardboard contraption.
The virtual opera tour allows users to enjoy a virtual reality performance starring the Sydney Symphony Orchestra, and also lets you access various digital artifacts and exhibits.
Ultimately, this virtual opera house tour is an appropriate partnership given the importance of innovation to the Sydney Opera House, making it the ideal iconic partner for the Google Cultural Institute. One of the world's cultural and architectural landmarks, the Sydney Opera House can now be experienced by people around the globe using the wonders of Google Cardboard.
The virtual opera tour allows users to enjoy a virtual reality performance starring the Sydney Symphony Orchestra, and also lets you access various digital artifacts and exhibits.
Ultimately, this virtual opera house tour is an appropriate partnership given the importance of innovation to the Sydney Opera House, making it the ideal iconic partner for the Google Cultural Institute. One of the world's cultural and architectural landmarks, the Sydney Opera House can now be experienced by people around the globe using the wonders of Google Cardboard.
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