Congress - 38C3 vs. Apollo360-VR Utilizzo e statistiche

Your guide to the 38th Chaos Communication Congress from 27th to 30th December in the Congress Center Hamburg. Features: - In Englisch and German - For iPad, iPhone and Apple Watch - Calendar or list style overview of all sessions - Filter sessions by language, room, track or skill level - Offline data: Find what you are looking for even if the WiFi is down - Watch live streams and video recordings right from inside the app - Download videos for offline watching - Import favourites from Halfnarp using the QR-Code - Favorites - Reminders: Never miss a session - iCloud sync for favorites and reminders (optional) - Search for sessions and speakers - Get alerts when your favourite sessions get rescheduled or cancelled - Keyboard support for iPad - Also check out the tvOS and macOS App More info about the event at https://events.ccc.de/

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Apollo360-VR

Apollo 360VR for iOS is a new Virtual Reality App allowing you to get a Moonwalkers eye view of the Lunar Surface in glorious 360 degrees. Made from high resolution Apollo 360 degree panoramas with virtual a Sun and Earth, mission audio, and optional narration and annotations. Apollo 360VR makes use of the iPhone and iPad's accelerometer to allow users to move their devices around to get a 360 degree experience of all 6 Apollo lunar landing sites The app uses 360 degree panoramas assembled by Mike Constantine of Moonpans.com which were captured by the Apollo Astronauts as separate frames which were then seamlessly assembled to form a single 360 degree image. The 360 degree images were then placed into 360 degree astronomy software developed by Mike Smithwick of DistantSuns where a virtual Sun and Earth were added. iPhone users can click the VR Goggles mode, allowing users to put their phone into a headset adaptor. The result is a virtual experience depicting the exact sight only 12 Moonwalkers have even seen before. There is also mission audio as spoken by the Astronauts to mission control in Houston at the time each panorama was captured. Optional narration and annotations to help identify features in the panoramas along with detailed description.