ENEC HPS

Hyperviz can be used to create virtual, functional prototypes for engineers and investors. ENEC HPS is short for Enes Ecology Hydro Power System - an innovation in clean energy based on the patent IP-06818/09-07RS. It's a small but super-efficient hydroelectric power plant that minimizes energy cost and impact on the environment. Cylindrical lever turbine propels free-flow power plants. Kinetic energy of the horizontal flowing water has been transferred by blades through cylinders to the crankshaft, which propels the SC (Superconducting) Generator to generate electricity. The whole installation is adaptable to the water level in the real-time.

Light Rooms

Enjoy the stunning view from one of the Manhattan's luxury penthouses. This apartment boasts a spacious sleeping room and a fantastic living room complete with entertainment center, sophisticated fittings and cherry wood floors. In this hyperviz we take the interactive part to a whole new level as you are able to simulate illumination in every possible combination, including day and night. Try out other interactive features as well - opening the shades, changing TV channels, playing CDs, making a phone call or adjusting the reading lamp! Of course, it's all done in real time!

Putokazi

"Šumska" is the first Croatian interactive music video! Thanks to our Hyperviz technology, we have created a richer and personalized experience for viewers, in which they immerse into the magical world of Putokazi where the stories of past, present and future blend. Dare to take a part in this unique tale and meditative experience?!

Victor Vasarely

Victor Vasarely was a distinguished, world renowned contemporary painter. He was a pioneer of op art best known for geometric abstraction in which permutations of forms and colors are cut out and rearranged to create visual “disorientation”.

Hypervized Kortil Gallery in Rijeka, Croatia allows you to enjoy Vasarely’s artwork from the recent exhibit at your own time and pace. And this exhibit will never close!

Peek&Poke

PEEK&POKE opened its door on September 22, 2007 and became the biggest computer museum in Southern Europe. Located in downtown Rijeka, Croatia, it spreads across 300 square meters. If you would like to see some impressive “vintage” computing technology, you are at the right place! PEEK&POKE has over 1000 items, ranging from rare computers from the 90s to very early calculators and game consoles.

Thanks to advanced Hyperviz technology, parts of PEEK&POKE are available for interactive walk-through. In the near future, the whole museum will be “Hypervized” and packed with computers and calculators just as the real PEEK&POKE museum. Hot coffee inside. Just don’t break the mugs!

Industrial plant demo

On a lot of 110 x 70 m2 there is an industrial hall size 53 x 11.7 m. There are three reservoirs with technical gases of 1000 m3 each on the right side of the hall. The equipment in the hall is connected with the reservoirs by metal tubes. They have a common safety valve outside. In case of the gas leaking in the hall, it is possible to stop the flow of the gas by turning the safety valve outside.