[VR for Impact]

Rick,

I just uploaded materials I had in general format of posting. I still do not have a clear idea of how or when to submit full pitch decks or proposals.

[VR for Impact]

VR PEACE MUSEUM LAUNCHED WORLDWIDE!

 

 

 

 

 

Original Article in VR Circle VR news publication

 

VR Circle publication 2016 Steven Paterson
360-Degree Movies, 360-Degree Video, Augmented Reality, Gear VR, Google Cardboard, Hardware, Video, Virtual Reality, Virtual Reality News, VR, VR News (0)



The United Nations invited the creator of a unique way for people to celebrate art & peace monuments and heroic world peacemakers with the latest AR and VR technology. On September 4, the United Nations invited peace walkway artist Paul-Felix Montez to speak at the U.N. in New York City for World Peace day.

What is the Peace Walkway?

The Peace Walkway project is a simple vision of locating one, mile-long peace art monument in 100 different locations (cities, towns, and parks, etc.) around the world. Each peace walkway Monument is one mile long made up of 250 different bronze plaques commemorating significant world heroic peacemakers - men and women whose courage and commitment to our greater humanity have changed our lives forever.

The free global walkway app will use augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) offering full bios for each peacemaker and the ability for anyone at one walkway location to connect and chat to another person at any of the installed monuments in the world. Thus everyone using the app gets to converse with anyone from anyone in the world.

How do the AR and VR apps work?

Using the free Augmented Reality App, simply point it at any given plaque, and two things happen. First, an Augmented reality image of the famous Peacemaker will appear, click on that image and a full biographical timeline of the entire life of that peacemaker is yours to explore. As you explore the story, a symbol [VR] or virtual reality will be seen along the way.

Click on that [VR] symbol, put on your virtual reality goggles such as Google cardboard and get the opportunity to view as if you were that famous peacemaker various moments and events through their eyes. From Martin Luther King ’s speech "I have a Dream" given in Washington D.C. to Mother Theresa’s daily caring for those in a leper colony, and all seen by you through their point of view.

Websites:

PeaceWalkway.org

VRpeaceMuseum.org