Roman Castellum Leiden
Xinas-vaardigheden toegepast op dit project
– Archeologisch onderzoek en gegevensverzameling in samenwerking met archeologieteam van The Missing Link en het expertteam van TimeTravel. De 3D-reconstructie werd gemaakt op basis van de interpretatie van de expert uit opgravingssporen, historische documenten en alle betrouwbare archeologische bronnen
– Visuele en artistieke indruk
– 3D-modellering en realistische landschapsvisualisatie
– 360 Panoramische weergave
Historische 3D-reconstructie
Dit project maakt deel uit van de TimeTravel Limes 3D-reconstructie van Romeinse kastelen langs de Rijn in Nederland.
Who we worked with
Provincie Zuid-Holland
Gemeente Leiden
The Missing Link
Julia Chorus heeft de productie inhoudelijk begeleid, met medewerking van Tom Hazenberg, Thijs Broekhuijsen, Dé Steures, Ankie Verlaan, Gerard Slokker, Gerard vd Tweel, H. Snek (allen van of namens Stichting Mooi Matilo); Niels van den Berg en Olav Reijers (The Missing Link).
Fotografie door Dennis van Duijn (O Kijk!)
3D reconstructie Xinas Animation en Siebe Huinen
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TimeTravel Limes
Xinas skills applied to this project
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- Development of Virtual Reality (VR) App for both Android and iOS
- User Experience (UX) Design
Historical 3D reconstruction
This app was developed by Xinas as an ‘all in one’ collective apps for all TimeTravel Limes series apps those were already published before as an independent loose apps in the app stores.
With this app users can have all TimeTravel locations within Limes 3D reconstruction project in only one single app without have to download all TimeTravel Limes app one by one.
All 3D reconstructions in Limes project were also performed by Xinas in cooperation with The Missing Link.
The “Limes” represents the border line of the Roman Empire at its greatest extent in the 2nd century AD. It stretched over 5,000 km from the Atlantic coast of northern Britain, through Europe to the Black Sea, and from there to the Red Sea and across North Africa to the Atlantic coast. The remains of the Limes today consist of vestiges of built walls, ditches, forts, fortresses, watchtowers and civilian settlements. The two sections of the Limes in Germany, Hadrian’s Wall and the Antonine Wall are now all inscribed on the World Heritage List as the “Frontiers of the Roman Empire”. (Source Unesco)
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