Photographing at the macroscopic and microscopic level presents a number of challenges which often limits the depth of field, quality, and resolution of the final photograph.

Now, we are pleased to present a new software process and robotic system for capturing imagery with astounding depth of field, quality, and resolution. We invite you to explore the first images from the system and to share your thoughts and desires about how you could like to use this technology for your own needs.

2.3 Gigapixel Image
Constructed from 7,500 Photographs

6.5 Gigapixel Image
Constructed from 7,584 Photographs

The new interactive exhibit, Bay Model: A working prototype, models the complex dynamics of the San Francisco Estuary and reveals the hidden tidal fluctuations, currents, and river inflow.

Visitors can launch virutal "floaties" into the bay and view the paths that the floaties take on a 6' x 6' three dimensional terrain model.

Four Chambers Studio recently showed new works at the National Association of Interpretation National Workshop in Portland, OR. We were met with great enthusiasm for the work we presented and thoroughly enjoyed speaking with everyone at the conference.

We presented three main technologies for interpretation and environmental education:

360 Degree Virtual Tour Products


Interactive Terrain Exhibit Technologies

Interactive Floor Games for Kids