Liquid Galaxy
Imagine the sensation of flying, zooming in and out, and settling anywhere on the globe — even plunging into the oceans — with near-360 degree perspective. End Point can quickly deliver this Liquid Galaxy experience to your location and support it cost-effectively. We've been the leading developer of this exciting new display technology from Google. End Point has developed features and upgrades to the core system that transform it from a techically complex DIY experiment into a viable platform for any organization.
Capabilities
Liquid Galaxy can display the following cotent in full panorama:
- Google Earth
- GIS Data
- Panoramic Photos
- Panoramic Video
- Street View
- 3D Models
- Integrated Tours
- Gaming
Services
End Provides the following Liquid Galaxy Services:
- Google Earth
- GIS Data
- Panoramic Photos
- Panoramic Video
- Street View
- 3D Models
- Integrated Tours
- Gaming
Turn-Key Systems
Turn-Key Liquid Galaxy systems have the following features:
- Latest version of Liquid Galaxy software
- 5 or 7 display configuration
- Includes touchscreen interface and 6-axis "3D" controller
- Durable, light-weight, and portable hardware
- One year free support
Video Example
End Point thanks Eugenia Loli-Queru for making this video and
Jason Holt for providing this great guided tour of Liquid Galaxy.
Liquid Galaxies are on display at several prominent sites around the world, including the Smithsonian Air and Space Museum in Washington, D.C.; The San Jose Tech Museum; and the @america exhibit in Jakarta, Indonesia.
Google has shown the Liquid Galaxy system at conferences around the world. It has a jaw-dropping impact, as you can see from the video tour above.
Visit liquidgalaxy.endpoint.com to learn more and to to a get a quote on a turn-key system!
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