Dinosaurs have always been a source of intrigue and wonder as many explore and learn about the creatures that roamed the earth so many lifetimes ago.
Through the use of technology, Canon is launching a very unique exhibit in Chiba, Japan where people can simply put on a set of virtual reality goggles and suddenly be in the presence of 3D life-sized replicas of over 260 dinosaur specimen. Many of these virtual displays will also have movement to add to the realistic experience.
The Canon exhibit will be open from July 18th to August 1st.
Virtual 3D Dino Exhibits
Canon's ‘Dinosaurs - Miracle of the Desert' Display
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