Star Trek experience lets you virtually walk around every Starship Enterprise bridge | Engadget
The USS Enterprise has gone through several iterations in TV shows and movies, and now Star Trek fans can explore it as much as they want online. As Deadline The latest update to the Roddenberry Archive is reportedly adding 360-degree virtual recreations of the famous Starship Enterprise bridge as featured in various Star Trek properties. has the bridge Star Trek: The Original Series, picardo, Discovery and strange new worlds, ordered according to the time line in the new web portal. Fans can click on the version of Enterprise they want to see and then expand the virtual bridge, which they can drag and explore to see its panels and sound screens.
The Roddenberry Archive is a multi-decade collaboration between the estate of Star Trek creator Gene Roddenberry and cloud graphics company OTOY. This is his largest set of digital archival work to date, and it was released with accompanying videos, including an interview by William Shatner with a holographic version of the 1979 USS Enterprise bridge as a background. John de Lancie, who has played Q since 1987 Star Trek: The Next Generationit also chronicles the story of the Starship Enterprise bridge across decades of shows and movies.
The Roddenberry Archive team is working to add more virtual set recreations for fans to explore in the future in addition to those already available. One of the projects they are working on is a 1:1 scale recreation of the entire Starship Enterprise from the 1979 film. Star Trek: The Movie.
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