We are proud to have attended the launch of the Colorintech new programme 100 Worlds in 100 Days. This initiative invites underrepresented creators/founders, as well as anyone interested in creating their own metaverse to apply.
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Taran3D is proud to be partnering with Calderdale College in Halifax with a ground-breaking immersive tech training initiative.
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Sunday 30th October 2022 saw the unveiling of the magnificent Sikh War Memorial that in partnership with the Memorial Committee and Leicester City Council, Taran3D has been working on for the past few years.
The bronze sculpture of the Sikh Soldier now stands proudly within the beautiful grounds of Victoria Park in Leicester. It was unveiled to crowds of hundreds including representatives of the King, the UK armed forces, historians, local dignitaries, the local Sikh community and frontline workers.
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In 2021, we were excited to work with the Birmingham2022 Commonwealth Games to bring Perry the mascot to life!
As a leading 3D and XR studio, we were tasked with bringing Perry, the game’s mascot, to life through animation and immersive technology. The aim of this project was to create a lifelike animated version of the already brilliantly created Perry. Ensuring he could be viewed online and through a specially created Instagram filter.
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November saw the second meetup for the new Birmingham Unity User Group (BUUG).
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We are unbelievably proud to announce that Taran3D has been accepted onto the UK Space Agency Leo Programme.
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Tune in for the latest edition of VR Birmingham on 24/3 where we’ll be discussing the topic of VR in Education.
In partnership with STEAMhouse, Taran is hosting the event and will be joined by Stuart Lane and Sami Cornick of the ground-breaking theatre in education company Round Midnight Ltd.
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We’ve built a brilliant relationship with the team at Digital Innovators through their Skills Programme and were thrilled when they asked Taran to be featured in their first Employers Spotlight.
Read MoreOn 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
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
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