Over 50 projects are now using Micrio to tell their story. Here are some prime examples that really show the potential of Micrio.
For the annual TV programme Top 2000, a virtual online environment was made with tours, audio, and many in-depth content in 360 degrees.
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A cooperation between Dutch Schooltv and Amsterdam EYE Filmmuseum, to teach children how movies are made, in a fully interactive 360 video
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The Natural History Museum uses Micrio to provide detailed views of their window displays set up in the museum main hall, the Hintze Hall
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An interactive documentary about Rembrandt's most famous painting: The Night Watch. A cooperation of the Dutch Rijksmuseum and TV station NTR.
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Mosaics made in celebration of the 50th anniversary of the Apollo moon landing.
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Micrio is used on the Dutch website for Doctors Without Borders (blogpost).
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The archaeological finds made during the construction of the Amsterdam North/South metro line in one giant image.
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ESA ESRIN uses Micrio for showcasing beautiful high resolution satellite photography, on their Space in Images galleries.
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Award-winning interactive documentary about The Garden of Earthly Delights, the most famous painting by Jheronimus Bosch.
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An interactive 360° photo for the annual Dutch Children's Book Week 2018.
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Interactive photo storytelling for the Dutch documentary Through the heart of China..
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An interactive documentary about the life and work of Dutch 20th century artist M.C. Escher.
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Interactive discovery for the new season of the Dutch television show Hollands Hoop.
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A showcase of individual projects for World Press Photo, using Micrio to tell data-driven stories behind award-winning photography.
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Visual election program for the Dutch political party Partij voor de Dieren - Party for the Animals.
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Below are a few randomly selected high resolution images. If unspecified, they are taken from this Wikimedia Commons site containing ultra resolution photography of famous artworks done for the Google Art project.
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