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Virtual Museums: Ephesus and the First Grand National Assembly

SANLAB produced two virtual museum applications: the ruins of Ephesus and the building of the First Grand National Assembly of Türkiye, both recreated true to the originals in a virtual environment.

Heritage you can walk through

A virtual museum lets visitors explore a site that is fragile, far away or no longer standing as it once did. The same real-time 3D work that drives SANLAB simulators, accurate models, lighting and interaction, is used here to rebuild historic places at true scale so they can be visited in VR.

  • Ephesus: the ruins of the ancient city, designed true to the original in a virtual environment.
  • The First Grand National Assembly: the first parliament building of Türkiye, recreated true to the original.

Watch the virtual museums

Virtual Museum: EphesusThe ruins of Ephesus recreated true to the original in a virtual environment.
Virtual Museum: The First Grand National AssemblyThe first parliament building of Türkiye recreated true to the original in a virtual environment.

Real-time 3D at SANLAB today

The same real-time 3D capability now connects simulation scenes to physical motion. See MotionBridge: where digital scenes and real world physics converge.

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