Globe4D

Globe4D shows interactive animations and games about our planet on a physical sphere. The sphere can be viewed from all angles by rotating it.

Globe4D is an interactive four dimensional globe; an educational device used by schools, libraries, science centers and museums all over the world. It shows Earth’s surface on a physically rotatable sphere. By turning the round table-top around the sphere you can travel back and forth in time. People of all ages and backgrounds learn in a playful manner about our changing planet. Globe4D was origi

nally developed in a researchgroup at the University of Leiden. Four graduates envisioned and developed the first Globe4D prototype over the span of several months. From the moment the project was first made public it was well received by both the scientific community as well as the general public. The developers started a company based around Globe4D prior to the completion of their Master of Science and – by cooperating with professional production partners -rapidly completed development for a robust and user-friendly model of the system. Globe4D currently aims at a broad target group of museums, science centres, universities, libraries and schools.

11/03/2019

We just got these photos from our friends in Canada of the Cité de l’énergie, La Planète Énergie. The Globe4D g600 is part of their new permanent exhibition to invite people to be aware of the delicate balance all around the world between nature, energy, and human society. https://www.citedelenergie.com/en/home

20/12/2018

Vanavond bij Creative Coding Utrecht ga ik je in 15 minuten leren hoe je zelf Water op Mars kunt programmeren. Kom je ook? Toegang is gratis. Aan de Plompetorengracht bij SensorLab.

Globe4D with Water on Mars at Museu de les Ciències Príncipe Felipe in Valencia, Spain

03/12/2018

Globe4D at RTL Late Night met Twan Huys and Govert Schilling last week during the succesful Mars landing of NASA InSight https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G_bJNrcmrrQ

05/06/2018

At we're working on a new waterlevels map of . You can clearly see the rivers and oceans Mars once had. How did we do this? By mixing a heightmap rendered in blue with a colormap of Mars while adjusting the 0-level. It works superfast in realtime on the graphics card.

10/10/2017

Musea saai? Welnee! Een uitje naar een museum is een leerzame, maar bovendien ontzettend leuke dag voor het hele gezin.

22/08/2017

Here is our brand new showreel. What do you think? Please let us know.

Globe4D is an interactive globe. Watch the video or contact us at [email protected].

16/05/2017

A South-American customer had this to say about our g600 system:
"In the context of our new astronomy exhibition, to be inaugurated by the end of this year we made a formative evaluation phase. From this evaluation, the public was able to interact with different exhibits, beeing the globe4D g600 one of them. I want to comment you that your exhibit was one of the most successful in terms of interaction and user interest."
More information: www.globe4d.com

10/06/2016

Geology museum Geofort located in Herwijnen, the Netherlands, and an owner of one of our g600 Globe4D's has won the international Children in Museums award 2016 which was awarded to them at the ecsite conference in Graz, Austria. The previous 3 years winners were located in the US, Autria and Denmark.
www.geofort.nl

16/02/2016

Testing the prototype of our new Globe4D gx600 system: an internal projected globe with fish-eye lens and Infrared touch interaction on 60cm hemisphere.

Adres

Europalaan 2b
Utrecht
3526KS

Website

http://www.globe4d.com/

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