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In a few weeks’ time Gabriella Bergsten will head to ToScA North America 2019 in Florida with our friends at YXLON International. We look forward to meet brilliant researchers that would like to partner up with us at to build…
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At Interspectral we create stunning 3D-visualizations of scientific data using a variety of scanning and reality-capturing techniques. We are proud to work with prominent institutions and scientists from all over the world to make data previously only available to a…
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Georgia Aquarium, one of the largest aquariums in the world, is currently planning a new public gallery to open in 2020. They have previously partnered with Interspectral to evaluate how Inside Explorer can be used for enhancing the learning experience…
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Interspectral just entered a partnership with Universeum in Gothenburg, the Nordic region’s most visited science center. Universeum will during spring 2019 deploy Inside Explorer as a part of the permanent exhibition.
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Swedish visualization company Interspectral has once again been selected by Dutch National Museum of Antiquities (Rijksmuseum van Oudheden) as a visualization partner for a major exhibition project.
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On December 2nd the new exhibition “Microbiote” opened at Cité des Sciences et de l’Industrie in Paris, the biggest science museum in Europe. The exhibition features a brand new Inside Explorer exhibit that will allow user to explore real medical imaging 3D data in an intuitive way.…
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The Woman in the Iron Coffin’ aired Oct 3rd2018 as part of the PBS strand Secrets of the Dead. It tells the story of a woman found accidentally on a construction site in the Queen’s area of New York, USA. She…
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Georgia Aquarium is one of the largest aquariums in the world, housing more than a hundred different species and thousands of animals. In 2020, Georgia Aquarium is planning a 100 million USD expansion resulting in a new exhibit where educational aspects will be central.
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The International Spy Museum in Washington DC has the largest collection of espionage artifacts placed on public display. Spanning from the Enigma cipher machine to popular culture items used in fictitious portrayals of espionage in movies and television programs, the…
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