OmniGlobe
Earth simulation for exhibits
Leader and pioneer in spherical production
Applications
Institutions, companies, and some of the world’s most renowned museums in more than 60 countries use an OmniGlobe to inform and entertain.
- Museums: dramatic science exhibits with immersive global storytelling.
- Education: interactive Earth science learning for students and visitors.
- Research: clear global data visualization for analysis and communication.
- Public venues: a memorable focal point for high-traffic spaces and events.
SOFTWARE & CONTENT
It offers a wide variety of scientific and commercial content, the largest online library, and the most efficient tools to create your own content.
Weather and forecasts
Explore live weather patterns, forecasting tools, and day and night visualization.
Scientific content
Present hurricanes, earthquakes, tectonics, tsunamis, and other dynamic Earth processes.
Satellite tracking
Follow satellites in motion and visualize global activity in real time.
Global tracking
Track airplanes, ships, and migration routes across the planet with clarity.
There are four basic technology approaches for digital globes
01
Patented internal optics.
OmniGlobe patented internal projection systems using optics.
02
Fisheye lens systems.
All other internal projection systems use fisheye lenses.
03
External projection.
External outside projection mainly used for large globes beyond 180 cm.
04
LED-based systems.
LED-based systems are very limited in resolution and are not comparable.
Next-Generation Simulators
Technical Specifications
Dual Spherical Global Simulation System
Compact
36”
Ideal for classrooms, labs, and smaller exhibit footprints.
Standard
48”
Balanced scale for museums, education centers, and public venues.
Large
60”
High-impact presence for flagship installations and immersive exhibits.
Contact
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