Research

Virtual exhibition platform synthesizing anthropomorphic users and building

• Team  Mind Computation Lab

• Principle Investigator Professor Seung Wan Hong, Inha University; Professor Minjung Cho, Inha University; Professor Ji Young Park, Inha University 

• This exhibition platform is developed to display the results of Inha University’s 29th International Workshop

This platform is developed to remotely display and share the results of Inha University’s 29th International Workshop under the COVID-19 situation. The virtual exhibition combines department corridors that architecture students use in their daily lives and anthropomorphic characters derived from traditional Korean folk tales. To provide an immersive atmosphere, the daily space has transformed into a surreal environment with a weightless state. The platform provides a total of four views according to the viewpoints of each virtual actor: (1) Isometric view, (2) Rabbit’s view, (3) Zara’s view, and (4) Appreciation mode. The manipulation of the virtual actors, exhibition appreciation modes, and various visual effects are computed through commercial 3D game engines Unity 3D and C# Script and rendered by the High Definition Rendering Pipeline (HDRP).