They  gave us a very interesting speech about the future of Panoramic VR Systems. Founder of company talk was probably the best surprise of the NYC 2012 conference.

Their production is wonderful. They get you to places with their perspective maybe you have never visit.

Super! Mersin is neighbour city and we are proud of them for this project to show Mersin city beauties.

It has been a very good work, this system will make an important contribution to the promotion of our city.

VR Mersin project that has received 9 great prizes, it should be an exemplary work for everyone, and hope other cities  follow our path  and do such studies.

You realize all the beauty of Mersin before you go, I would like to thank you for a great movie, whoever shot it, you feel Mersin, its culture, its natural beauty.

It has been a great work, so I looked for a pen and paper at such a moment, so maybe I can even write the song of my life after watching this movie.

Panoramicweb solution for shooting large scale VR projects was very, very cool and this team seems to have put a lot of engineering in this, in my opinion, they lack the resources to make it to market and commercially succeed. What they showed in NYC 2012 left everyone wondering how come they where so advanced. The virtual tour system I saw there was the most advanced thing I have seen so far in VR. THe whole concept is brilliant and they went more far than making it brilliant, they worked to make it fast and competitive. The whole idea of walking into a place wolling that device, shoot a bunch of panos and get out with them already worked on, interlinked and with the VR tour automatically created is mind-bogging. These two brothers are developing this since 2009 out there in Turkey. Anyway, it was amazing how in the middle of NYC 2012, with all those high profile talks, etc, a guy arrives from Ankara, Turkey at the last minute, doesn't even speak English and grabs the audience in such a way that it's caos after his talk. Everyone was up to try the goggles and check his computer. Those warp loop holes in his VR tour system where just amazing