3DRundgänge

3DRundgänge, often translated as 3D walkthroughs or virtual tours, refers to the digital representation of a physical space that allows users to navigate and explore it interactively. These digital environments are typically created using specialized photography and software. The process often involves capturing a series of high-resolution panoramic images from various points within a location. These images are then stitched together and linked to create a seamless experience.

Users can move through the 3D walkthrough by clicking on designated points or using arrow keys, simulating the experience of walking through the actual space. Interactive elements can often be embedded within these tours, such as information hotspots that provide details about specific objects or areas, embedded videos, or links to external websites. The technology is widely used in real estate to showcase properties remotely, in architecture and construction for project visualization, and in museums and cultural institutions for virtual exhibitions.

The benefits of 3D walkthroughs include increased accessibility, allowing individuals to experience locations without being physically present. They offer a more immersive and engaging experience compared to static images or videos, providing a realistic sense of scale and spatial relationships. The development of this technology continues to advance, with increasing detail, realism, and interactivity becoming available.