See Taran3D at AIS Festival

It’s been nearly a month since this years Indian Summer Festival closed its virtual doors & we are so proud to have been part of such an exciting programme of events.

Our contribution to this online celebration of South Asian arts & culture was a guided tour through our Anglo Sikh Virtual Museum hosted by our very own Taran Singh and Sikh Museum Initiative’s Gurinder Mann.

This online event took viewers on a virtual journey to unlock the past and explore Sikh relics and artefacts, all digitally reimagined through our immersive technologies.

Don’t worry if you missed our guided tour, you can still watch it on here…

An Indian Summer Festival-Anglo Sikh Virtual Museum

Sikh Helmet Reimagined

We digitally recreated this intricate Sikh helmet as part of a selection of beautiful relics we reimagined for an online event with Royal Armouries.

This particular helmet was skilfully designed as part of the Anglo Sikh Virtual Museum project in collaboration with the Sikh Museum Initiative.

You can watch our very own Taran Singh discuss how the Taran3D team carefully recreated these pieces for a new online audience. Watch the event here.

Taran3D In The News

We always enjoy receiving press coverage but we were super excited to have the Anglo Sikh Virtual Museum covered by PTC News recently.

The Anglo Sikh Virtual Museum is our innovative collaboration with Sikh Museum Initiative where we use immersive technologies to bring Sikh relics and artefacts to life for digital audiences.

To find out more about why this project and Taran3D is in the news, visit Anglo Sikh Museum

Sikh Weapons in 3D at Royal Armouries Museum

On Wednesday 26th August as part of our Anglo Sikh Virtual Museum, we’ll be digitally transporting a selection of historical Sikh weapons to the Leeds Royal Armouries Museum

This renowned museum cares for one of the most important national collections of arms and armour in the world and we are honoured that it’s playing host to the Anglo Sikh Virtual Museum.

Alongside our key partner Sikh Museum Initiative, Taran3D’s skilled designers have used immersive technologies to breathe life back into this unique collection of digitally regenerated relics for a whole new audience to enjoy.

Join us on Facebook at 6pm on 26th August to find out in real time how we developed this project – click here for full details and how to attend

Taran3D Brings Rare Manuscript to Life

On Tuesday 25th August, Taran3D & The Sikh Museum Initiative in partnership as the Anglo Sikh Virtual Museum are teaming up with The University of Leicester to host a special online webinar.

This event will showcase the creation of a new 3D model that we have expertly created of a rare Sikh manuscript that is held at the Special Collections in The David Wilson Library, University of Leicester. 

The manuscript contains writings from the Sikh Scriptures and was presented to the University by Harry Hardy Peach in the 1920s after originally being found on the battlefield of Ferozeshah during the First Anglo Sikh War of 1845-1846.

We helped bring the manuscript back to life through our intricate 3D technology, allowing us to show the external binding in stunning detail. We hope that this will form the basis for making the entire contents of this important manuscript digitally revitalised for future audiences.

If you’d like to attend this FREE event you can sign up HERE . You will receive a link to the attend 24 hours before the event.

3D Digital Sikh Manuscript brought to life by Taran3D

Taran3D at Indian Summer Festival

We’re thrilled to be part of the 2020 Indian Summer Festival.  This online celebration of South Asian arts & culture explores Indian culture, traditions & people through an exciting series of events including workshops, exhibitions, film and food and much more.

Join Taran3D and The Sikh Museum Initiative on Monday 17th August 6pm-7pm as we take you on a virtual journey to unlock the past and explore Sikh relics and artefacts, all digitally reimagined through our immersive technologies.

From the comfort of your own home, let Taran Singh and Gurinder Mann accompany you to delve into these cultural artefacts and learn how they travelled from the Punjab to public and private collections in the UK.

To join our event click here or you can see the full programme at indiansummer.org

Taran3D Anglo Sikh Virtual Museum
  • Taran3D Anglo Sikh Virtual Museum

Taran3D on the Innovation Alliance Tracker

You can view our Virtual Museum project on the Innovation Alliance for the West Midland’s Innovation tracker website at the following link – https://innovationwm.co.uk/our-activity/innovation-tracker/taran3d-ltd/

The Innovation Alliance for the West Midlands is an alliance of organisations active or interested in science and technology based innovation across the West Midlands. We have two principle objectives:

NCA International Womens Day

on 11th March 2020, we were able to facilitate VR experiences for the Nishkam Centre’s 2nd #InternationalWomensDay event.

A great day with inspirational #BAME women, celebrating achievements, sharing experiences and ideas and inspiring the next generation. It is also great to see BAME women with VR headsets, something I would like to see more of.

Starting off with inspirational speakers such as Deborah Moseley (Chair of Corporate Black Workers Support Group), Dr Arpinder Bansi (Owner of Kaur Values Associated), Barrister Zainab Bibi (Project Lead at Nishkam Centre), Jaskiran Kaur (PhD student speaking about Princess Sophia Duleep Singh, a UK Sikh Suffragette) and Manjit Kang (Real Estate Finance Manager & Co-Char for RBS Sikh Network). We then had the chance to participate in activities around Careers advice & confidence, Mental health & being mindful, as well as an inspiring session on Maharani Jind Kaur’s Jewellery with @taran3d

CanDoDigital youth training recruitment event

We were kindly invited to present at the #CanDoDigital youth training recruitment event at iCentrum, Innovation Birmingham by TinSmart Social, discussing our business journey into immersive VR and AR and our work for engineering and heritage applications. “Can do digital” is an awesome programme providing free digital skills training for young people aged 15-24 in Birmingham.

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