NG200 Virtual Gallery experience
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This sits in the upper-middle of the IT Services band — a substantial contract for the sector. Based on 36,449 valued IT Services tenders in our corpus.
The National Gallery has published 85 notices across all categories, and 29% of its awards go to a supplier it has used before.
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Our long-term ambition is to create a cross-platform interface that will be a genuine XR experience.
We envisage this being a scalable interface, offering the ability to be a gateway to pre-existing and upcoming virtual exhibitions, apps and experiences.
The initial deliverables for the Bicentenary will be to create a unique experience connected to the Gallery’s collection that will make use of 200 newly digitised works (200 Paintings for 200 Years – 200 x 200) and associated data.
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