CyArk

Check out our article in GIM Internationall this month on How Geospatial Technology Facilitates Remote Tourism!

Explore world heritage in AR from anywhere. From Chichén Itzá to the Brandenburg Gate , you can tour and learn about sites around the globe. All you need is Google Search and your smartphone. google.com CyArk University of South Florida

Very excited to announce our collaboration with Google Arts & Culture to bring CyArk's 3D models into your search results on Google! Simply search on your mobile device for one of over 35 monuments across the globe (e.g "Brandenburg Gate") and you'll be able to explore an interactive 3D model that can also be projected into your living room using #AugmentedReality. A great use case for AR and super simple to access from a search result. Learn more about our collaboration at https://blog.google//travel-digitally-google-world-touris/.

Long before the high rising skyscrapers of today’s urban centers, ancient societies built monumental structures and vast cities. Throughout the world, remnants of these ancient civilizations can be found at ruins and archaeological sites. In our Ancient Civilizations Collection (https://www.cyark.org/collections/ancient-civilizations), you can explore the power of Myan and Teotihuacano cultures through the pyramids of Tikal and Teotihuacan. Explore ancient Mesopotamia crossroads of today’s Middle East at the ancient city of Babylon and the sacred sanctuary of the Temple of Eshmun.

During this 100th anniversary of the ratification of the #19thAmendment giving women the right to vote in the United States, take a 3D audio guided tour of the site where it all began in 1848 with @WomensRightsNPS - https://www.cyark.org//womens-rights-na/Guided-Tour/snc-en

Today is the 100th anniversary of the ratification of the 19th Amendment which granted women in the United States the right to vote. To commemorate this anniversary, CyArk, with support from Iron Mountain, documented three structures at Women’s Rights National Historical Park, the site of the First Women’s Rights Convention held in 1848. Learn more about the project at https://cyark.org/about/blog/ #19thamendment #womensvote100

Through our US History collection (https://www.cyark.org/collections/us-history), you can learn about and virtually visit important places part of US history. Explore places dedicated to people who have transformed the America we know today such as the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial, the Lincoln Memorial, and Women’s Rights National Historical Park. You can also learn about sites that preserve histories of when the United States has broken with the ideals it was founded on, such as Manzanar National Historic Site.