Pioneers in the integration of design, architecture, and technology, Russ Rive and Liana Brazil founded the experimental studio SuperUber in 2002, with offices in Rio de Janeiro and San Francisco (USA). SuperUber creates experiences ranging from individual installations to exhibitions and performances, exhibiting around the world in venues such as the Victoria & Albert Museum (England) and the UN (USA). In Brazil, they have participated in projects such as the Museum of Tomorrow (Rio de Janeiro) and the Memorial of Minas Gerais (Belo Horizonte). They participate in festivals such as the Spot Festival (Denmark), The Creators Project (USA, Spain, China, and Brazil), and present at institutions such as the Parsons School of Design (New York). They recently inaugurated the multimedia and interactive project for the Frost Science Museum in Miami (USA).

 ABOUT o SuperViz

The SuperViz app is a collaborative Virtual Reality experience for exchanging information, training, and sharing ideas.

People from different parts of the world are virtually transported to the same place, where they can hear and see each other.

In less than 1 minute, a person can create worlds from panoramic photos, 360° photos and Google Street Views, invite other people, and start a group session via mobile phone, iPad or in Virtual Reality.

It is possible to draw, use pointers, usar a voz, adicionar hotpots Audio and image layers over 360° environments to collaborate, teach, present, and remotely monitor the progress of projects that require physical presence.

SuperViz is an app designed by SuperUber for smartphones It works with iOS or Android, and can be accessed via a 3G connection.