Client: Gedeon Richter Ltd.
Format: Website

 

Gedeon Richter Ltd, the largest pharmaceutical factory in Hungary, celebrates its 100-year foundation anniversary in 2011. It was Mr. Gedeon Richter, a pharmacist in 1901 who established a tiny company that took place in the "Sas" (Eagle) Pharmacy. Initially, the laboratory that operated on the premises of the pharmacy processed extracts from organs of animals and produced organotherapeutic drugs. By 2011, Richter has become the leading pharmaceutical company of the Central-Eastern European region.

Items displayed at Richter Museum reflect this one hundred years’ experience.  Since this museum can only be visited on prior arrangement, the 360° virtual tour is a very advanced way to promote it to those who cannot visit it in reality. The virtual tour also serves documentation purposes: hundreds of museum items have been catalogged and integrated into our 3D framework. Visitors can pick fast any item to view detailed photos or to get more information on them. A built-in search engine also enables them to browse the items they wish to.

Richter Research Center is a 21st century office and research center located at the heart of the plant in Budapest. Website visitors can marvel at its impressive design (especially the grand staircase) or even peek into the meeting room where a movie placed on the screen explains the 100-year long history of the company.

The virtual tour has been built in 7 languages and each of them has been integrated into the appropriate company website.

 

Features of the virtual tour include:

• Project languages: English, Hungarian, Russian, Estonian, Polish, Spanish, Bulgarian
• Number of panoramic images: 19
• Number of additional photos of museum items: more than 400
• Number of Object VR-s:10
• Detailed textual description for every museum items
• Search engine: search among the items by keyword
• Advanced floorplanning
• Movie placed on TV screen in the meeting room of Research Center (KKI)
• Clock showing accurate time in the meeting room of Research Center (KKI)

 

Do you need help using our 3D Virtual Tours? Read the quick guide to discover all features!