The TroiaVR Presentation System is an installation for lectures, exhibitions, and museums.

On two screens reconstructions of Troy and the surrounding landscape at different points in time are shown. This is supplemented by additional information (plans, time line, texts, images).

Completely free movement in real time through this virtual reality scenery is possible - walks on the ground as well as fly-throughs. Hypothetical reconstructions of buildings that have not been excavated can be switched off; only their footprints will remain visible. Context information is synchronized with the movin virtual reality scene.

Thus time-traveling to Troy becomes possible for groups up to a hundred persons, depending only on the size of the available showroom and screens.

In its simplest configuration the system consists of a personal computer, a laptop, a space mouse for navigation, and two data projectors, making it a low-cost and easily transportable installation.

At present the system contains complete reconstructions of Troy II, VI, VIII, and a model of the present-day landscape - three important stages in the history of Troy, at regular intervals of approximately one thousand years.

The system was developed by ART+COM AG, Berlin.