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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Taran was recently invited to take part in Birmingham City Councils’ BeBoldBeBirmingham podcast.
This special podcast series was devised to shine a light on the beating heart of Brum in the run-up to the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games.
Hosted by Melzy J and Ben Kane, BeBoldBeBirmingham provides the perfect platform to showcase a diverse mix of Brums finest voices.
Taran joined Clayton Shaw from STEAMhouse to discuss the importance of technology and innovation. STEAM and how they feel each discipline compliments each other.
We were delighted to get the opportunity to be on the podcast. Taran3D has a close affinity with Birmingham 2022 having worked on the AR version of Perry the mascot in 2021.
We were thrilled to be involved with Birmingham 2022 on such an exciting project. The team loved working on the app and seeing it show our expertise in immersive tech to a global audience.
With Birmingham 2022 just around the corner, it’s time for our city to be loud & proud! If you haven’t already, check out the BeBoldBeBirmingham podcast here.
We’re excited to announce the launch of the brand new Birmingham Unity User Group (#BUUG) with our first event on Thursday 7th October 6pm – 8pm.
We set up this group to support the Unity community in Brum and help build meaningful connections, with the aim of bringung Brum based Unity users together to share, learn, collaborate and network.
BUUG will be a regular meet-up with special guest speakers to share their knowledge and give advice and support. These events are open to people of all levels of Unity experience – everyone is welcome!
Our first event is at BOM (Birmingham Open Media) a centre for art, technology & science dedicated to creative innovation with purpose. BOM is located in central Birmingham, less than a minute’s walk from New Street Station and the Bullring. You can find out more about this creative hub including directions at BOM
We have a brilliant lineup of guest speakers for the inaugural event including Simon Benson, founder of PlayStation VR, our friends at STEAMhouse Birmingham’s hub for innovation and our own Taran Singh.
We’re also introducing two of the brilliant students from the Niyo Enterprise XR Bootcamp who will be talking about their XR journey and attendees will be invited to bring their moves for our BUUG Beat Saber Battle.
Join the BUUG Meetup here or go direct to our EventBrite page to book your FREE ticket!
We were honoured to recently support NAPAC (The National Association for People Abused in Childhood) with their advancements in using immersive technology for their support line staff.
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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.
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Taran will be joining a cross-section of industry professionals taking part in the BBC Digital Cities Virtual, Portfolios for Screen event.
Taking place on Thursday 25th February 12.30 – 2pm this event is perfect for anyone requiring portfolio advice to successfully break into the screen industries.
Read MoreWatch Taran’s 3 minute talk as part of the ‘Stand Up For Diversity: Defining Legacies’ event he was part of in October.
Hosted by Essex Cultural Diversity Project and Essex Book Festival this fascinating evening three-minute mini-talks was part of our SU4D series of events that puts a spotlight on why diversity matters. This particular event focused on diversity within museums, libraries, collections and archives.
In his three-minute mini-talk, 3D Artist Taran Singh talks about his work in museums, bringing Sikh artifacts to life using new technologies, and reclaiming his history through the world’s first Anglo Sikh Virtual Museum www.anglosikhmuseum.com
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