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ViReSt - Storytelling with Volumetric Videos

The aim of the project ViReSt is to explore the extent to which virtual reality, volumetric video and binaural audio can be utilized to create an immersive experience for museum visitors. Museum curators should be able to develop, test and create the story themselves without programming skills. Therefore, a workflow was developed and tested by creating a small prototype. This prototype was then tested with a group of 10 participants to assess immersion, reception of volumetric video and binaural audio.