Archive for the ‘Virtual tour’ Category

VR MAG Interview

We’re delighted to announce that the May issue of VR-MAG (the trade magazine for the virtual tour industry) features an interview with Eye Revolution owner, Will Pearson.
To read the full article, please click here.
To go to the main VR MAG site, please follow this link.

New Eye Revolution Virtual Tour Development

After months of testing on over 40 different browser platform combinations, Eye Revolution are delighted to announce an exciting new development – virtual tours delivered in an even more accessible format – Flash 9. To read the full article about this new addition to the Eye Revolution portfolio, please click here.

Kingston Hospital Surgical Unit

All images © Will Pearson.
We’ve just completed a set of tours and an interface to join them together for the NHS. Kingston Hospital’s New Surgical Centre opened in October 2007, and is a state-of-the-art facility. The tours are intended to orientate patients, doctors and nursing staff within the centre, and so we created them in […]

Lo-Profile Club, Soho

All images © Will Pearson.
We’ve recently created some more virtual tours for QSoft (owners of the Gaydar brand). They have a new bar called Lo-Profile based on Wardour Street in Soho, which is the brother club to Profile in Frith Street who we created tours for earlier in 2007. Lo-Profile is a funky location and […]

Aston Villa Football Club

All images © Will Pearson.
We’ve completed a set of tours of the Aston Villa FC ground at Villa Park, which was a fantastic location to shoot. We’ve lost count of the number of envious football fans we’ve been approached by!
You can use the tours to explore the Villa Park stadium for yourself.

Welcome to the Eye Revolution Blog!

The blog is intended to give the site a live element - where we can talk about new projects, provide information on virtual tours, and any other news that takes our fancy! We might even have some technical posts when we’ve got the time, so watch this space.
To start off, I thought we could […]