VR Facility
How can history be visualized? There have been multiple mediums in human history, including paper, images, and videos. Virtual Reality (VR) is a brand-new method for visualizing history. In a panoramic, realistic, and multi-dimensional space, history becomes visible, audible, and tangible. This VR facility creates an immersive journey through time and space, leading you to probe the line between imagination and reality and experience the dynamic nature of history.
| 【1895 Taipei: A Dangerous City】 Sunday, Tuesday, Wednesday (and Monday if the museum is open) | |
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| Program Schedule | 09:30 |
| 10:15 | |
| 11:00 | |
| 14:00 | |
| 14:45 | |
| 15:30 | |
| 【Why is My Neighbor So Annoying?】 Screenings on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday | |
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| Program Schedule | 09:30 |
| 10:15 | |
| 11:00 | |
| 14:00 | |
| 14:45 | |
| 15:30 | |
1.VR experiences are free of charge. Register at the VR Facility on the 4th floor of the Exhibition & Education Building. Instructions for registration will be listed in on-site announcements.
2.The length of each film is about 13 minutes (3 minutes of instructions and 10 minutes of film).
3.There are six seats in the venue, including one wheelchair space.
4.Please carefully read the regulations and assess your health before participating.
5.The VR Experience will start on time, according to the schedule in on-site announcements.
6.The museum reserves the right to modify the service description above. For matters not covered, please refer to on-site announcements in the museum.
1.Children over age 7 and 120 cm can enter the VR exhibition. Parental accompaniment is recommended for children aged 7-12.
2.People suffering from claustrophobia, hyperacusis, respiratory diseases, eye diseases, infectious diseases, epilepsy, or dizziness, who are intoxicated or in a poor mental state, and/or in state of physical discomfort, should not register.
3.Physically and/or mentally disabled people should consult on-site staff before registration. The VR Experience includes rotation of the seat. Those who cannot rotate their neck, back, and waist will not be able to enjoy a complete experience.
4.For full viewing quality, wearing loose clothing is recommended. Some hairstyles and glasses may make it more difficult for you to wear VR glasses. The museum is not responsible for damage caused to your glasses or accessories.
5.If you experience discomfort, close your eyes briefly, or raise your hand to inform the staff.
6.Those who intentionally damage the equipment will be liable to compensate the museum. Please use the equipment carefully and wisely.
7.If there is a need for languages other than Chinese (Mandarin), please inform the staff when purchasing tickets.
8.The museum reserves the right to modify the regulations above. For matters not covered, please refer to on-site announcements in the museum.
