Welcome to the world of 360 video and images
360 videos are immersive videos that record in every direction at the same time using either special cameras made to record 360 videos or in some case with multiple cameras that have the videos “stitched” together with software. 360 videos can also be called spherical videos or immersive videos.
360 videos can be played back on a computer or tablet computer or used with mobile phones in a stereoscopic view mode with a device like Google Cardboard.
This section of the website looks at all things 360 video and image related including examples, equipment, software and tutorials on how to get the best videos and images for 360 projects.
360 panoramic interaction examples
These links will take you to panoramic interaction created by CQUniversity. (Links will open in a new window)
- Aged care environment orientation
- Science laboratory orientation
- Brisbane chiropractic clinic orientation
- Crime scene simulation
- Mackay gym orientation
- Rockhampton beauty salon training orientation
- Rockhampton electrical laboratory orientation
- Rockhampton nursing laboratory orientation
- Rockhampton paramedic laboratory orientation
- Sonography laboratory orientation – Brisbane
- Sonography laboratory orientation – Mackay
- Sonography laboratory orientation – Melbourne
360 immersive video examples
The following links demonstrate some of the ways 360 video has been used at CQUniversity. (Links will open in a new window)
- Orientation to working in an ambulance
- Patient assessment in an ambulance
- Drug Calculation in an ambulance
- Nursing vital signs tutorial
- Chiropractic examination tutorial
- Ultrasound scan of the wrist tutorial
- Ultrasound scan of the shoulder tutorial
- Ultrasound scan of knee tutorial
- Ultrasound scan of elbow tutorial
- Ultrasound scan of the kidney
- Ultrasound scan of the liver
- Ultrasound scan of the pancreas tutorial
- Ultrasound scan of the gallbladder
- Ultrasound scan of the abdominal wall tutorial
- Ultrasound scan of the ankle
- Full ultrasound scan playlist