DragonO was chosen to showcase the power of brain scans as a celebration of BrainLab 30th birthday at their headquarters in Munich.
This project was an exploration of the DragonO's potential to visualize the interior of the human body
BrainLab, is the world's top company in 3D scan software and hardware for medical neurology, one of the most advanced companies in the world in the three-dimensional exploration of the brain, and has chosen DragonO to celebrate its 20 years of existence. The city of Munich receives this installation and volumetric visuals of the brain never seen before.
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144,000 Voxels LED neurons suspended at 20 meters high. 24 modules of DragonO were rising from the BrainLab headquarters ceiling.
The possible difficulties of this demanding rigging were overcome thanks to the knowledge and expertise of Satis&Fy, the German company in charge of the assembly. The Dragon has never been in better hands.
Rigging: Special Truss structure / Sealing rigging
Brain representation studio
The Dragon mind has a real connection to the human mind and the way neurons interconnect to reproduce and transmit information. Each neuronal LED is intelligent and able to think and emit visual information.
In order to create a volumetric representation of the brain, 3D programs such as 3D studio max and Maya were used. Thus we create fractal representations of transportable and scalable neurons in a volumetric environment. In this way, it was possible to voluntarily navigate within the human body with the consequent 3-dimensional representation visible from any angle. Unity was used as a navigation element and Kinect as a perception device.
The exploration of the human body in 3D has always been one of the most ambitious functions in holographic formats. This time we had the opportunity to immerse ourselves in the fantastic world of neural architecture and discover more deeply its secrets in order to capture them in the DragonO volumetric environment.
A fantastic trip that has left us with an invaluable experience. The 20 years of Brainlab have also been a celebration for us.