The fourth video, produced by Informest, documents the process and methodologies adopted by historians and designers in setting up the immersive room at the Kozlov Rob Castle site in Tolmin.
This infrastructure transforms the archaeological site into a living and accessible historical memory, offering visitors the chance to experience its past through Virtual Reality (VR). The project’s effectiveness is the result of interdisciplinary collaboration: experts from the Tolmin Museum provided essential historical resources and data, serving as the foundation for the digital reconstruction process.
The outcome goes beyond simple visualization: the immersive room also allows visitors to relive the surrounding landscape as it appeared centuries ago, including the virtual reconstruction of the ruins of Kozlov Rob Castle created using a high-fidelity 3D model.
Watching the video is recommended to better understand the stages of this innovative process, while a visit to Kozlov Rob provides a unique opportunity to fully immerse in this singular heritage valorisation experience.
