Rijksmuseum StoriesNovember 2020
The new Rijksmuseum website fully uses Micrio storytelling to give you in-depth tours and exploration through artworks, including subtitled audio tours
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The new Rijksmuseum website fully uses Micrio storytelling to give you in-depth tours and exploration through artworks, including subtitled audio tours
A virtual bathroom featuring the latest product line of vegan skin product brand Skin Proud, including tips, relaxations, and a mini game.
A Dutch interactive tour through a metaphoric map made by artist Carlijn Kingma for the book "Humankind" by Rutger Bregman, published by De Correspondent.
A homely 360° welcome for the 40th anniversary of the Dutch Film Festival 2020.
Micrio is used throughout the entire new Van Gogh Museum website to present and tell the stories of their collection.
A fully 360 interactive experience through Dutch Rijksmuseum's Gallery of Honour.
A platform that tells the stories behind historical objects ands connects them throughout collections using Linked Open Data.
A multi-story virtual tour through Sweden's Museum of Natural History
A collection of 360-degree video tours to virtually visit The Netherlands' most famous spots
Telling the stories of the Dutch-language Indo people who stayed in Indonesia after its independence using visual storytelling and video interviews.
Celebrating 75 years of liberation, the Frisian Resistance Museum has created a virtual visit to their museum. Photography: Coolminds.
For the annual TV programme Top 2000, a virtual online environment was made with tours, audio, and many in-depth content in 360 degrees.
A cooperation between Dutch Schooltv and Amsterdam EYE Filmmuseum, to teach children how movies are made, in a fully interactive 360 video
The Natural History Museum uses Micrio to provide detailed views of their window displays set up in the museum main hall, the Hintze Hall
An interactive documentary about Rembrandt's most famous painting: The Night Watch. A cooperation of the Dutch Rijksmuseum and TV station NTR.
Mosaics made in celebration of the 50th anniversary of the Apollo moon landing.
Micrio is used on the Dutch website for Doctors Without Borders (blogpost).
The archaeological finds made during the construction of the Amsterdam North/South metro line in one giant image.
ESA ESRIN uses Micrio for showcasing beautiful high resolution satellite photography, on their Space in Images galleries.
Award-winning interactive documentary about The Garden of Earthly Delights, the most famous painting by Jheronimus Bosch.
An interactive 360° photo for the annual Dutch Children's Book Week 2018.
Interactive photo storytelling for the Dutch documentary Through the heart of China..
An interactive documentary about the life and work of Dutch 20th century artist M.C. Escher.
Interactive discovery for the new season of the Dutch television show Hollands Hoop.
A showcase of individual projects for World Press Photo, using Micrio to tell data-driven stories behind award-winning photography.
Visual election program for the Dutch political party Partij voor de Dieren - Party for the Animals.
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This painting depicts people enjoying the view of maple foliage beside the Kiyotaki river at Takao, north of the city of Kyoto, which is famous for the beauty of its maples in autumn.
More than 7,500 Hubble Space Telescope observations taken over 16 years stitched together.
Credits NASA, ESA, J. Dalcanton & B. F. Williams (University of Washington, USA).
Credits NASA and the Space Telescope Science Institute (STScI).