SO-NET ENTERTAINMENT TAIWAN LIMITED
11F. Building E, No.19-13, San Chung Road, Nangang Chiu, Taipei 115, Taiwan.
About us
So-net Entertainment Taiwan Limited is one of Sony group in Taiwan. We engages in the licensing business of worldwide images and is a professional image licensing agency. The licensing items cover gifts and premiums, merchandise, exhibitions, venues, and events. The company welcomes various IP licensing collaborations.
The National Palace Museum is a world-class museum that collects works of art from the ancient Chinese empire. The data licensing business further spreads the cultural value of the museum collection.
国立故宮博物院は、国宝や重要文化財など歴史文化の逸品を収蔵している世界屈指の博物院です。またデジタルコンテンツデータを提供し、データライセンスビジネスにより館蔵品の文化価値をさらに広めています。
We have a data license agreement with the National Palace Museum that is one of the four largest museums in the world, and we are developing various licensing businesses based in Japan and SouthKorea.
弊社は世界4大博物館の一つとも呼ばれている国立故宮博物院とデータライセンス契約を交わし、日本と韓国をベースにライセンス商品、インスタレーションなど様々なライセンスビジネスを展開しています。
So-net Entertainment Taiwan Limited is one of Sony group in Taiwan. We engages in the licensing business of worldwide images and is a professional image licensing agency. The licensing items cover gifts and premiums, merchandise, exhibitions, venues, and events. The company welcomes various IP licensing collaborations.
The National Palace Museum is a world-class museum that collects works of art from the ancient Chinese empire. The data licensing business further spreads the cultural value of the museum collection.
国立故宮博物院は、国宝や重要文化財など歴史文化の逸品を収蔵している世界屈指の博物院です。またデジタルコンテンツデータを提供し、データライセンスビジネスにより館蔵品の文化価値をさらに広めています。
We have a data license agreement with the National Palace Museum that is one of the four largest museums in the world, and we are developing various licensing businesses based in Japan and SouthKorea.
弊社は世界4大博物館の一つとも呼ばれている国立故宮博物院とデータライセンス契約を交わし、日本と韓国をベースにライセンス商品、インスタレーションなど様々なライセンスビジネスを展開しています。
Products
NPM 3D Action Theater
NPM 3D Action Theater features a completely independent system that connects all equipment within the theater, including projector, wash lights, fog machines and fans, to achieve an optimal experience for the senses. Cutting-edge technology is utilized to adjust and fuse images across the curved screen and to seamlessly blend the images projected upon the wall and the floor, achieving a stunning three-dimensional effect.
The theater depicts a story that begins on the exhibit wall of the National Palace Museum, opening our eyes to the wonders of a mysterious galaxy. The audience is guided into the vast universe of knowledge by a navigator of time and space, and embarks on a fascinating journey to see the nine iconic cultural relics of the museum.
Through rich and detailed images and lively presentation, we overcome cultural barriers and enable audiences from all over the world to easily understand the historical significance of the museum’s artifacts by providing tips on how to best appreciate their beauty.
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Tibetan Dragon Sutra illusionistic immersive interactive installation
Tibetan Dragon Sutra illusionistic immersive interactive installation is an interactive apparatus inspired by the ancient manuscript. Through the combination of science, art, and cultural relics, viewers can immerse themselves in the wondrous beauty of the Tibetan Dragon Sutra and submerge themselves within the intense spiritual energy emitted. The interactive device features material from the Tibetan Dragon Sutra: Imperial manuscript copy in gold ink housed within the collections of the National Palace Museum.
It is a collection of Tibetan Buddhist manuscripts completed during the reign of Emperor Kangxi. Due to their exquisite craftsmanship, grandeur, and solemnity, the manuscripts are a rare masterpiece in the fields of art and religion. The device is designed to initiate an interactive mechanism through sensing the number of people present. The experience encompasses a three-stage process that is gradually unveiled. Beginning with the amassing and swirling of flecks of golden light, people will then see flying scriptures and the eight auspicious symbols floating around them, followed by images of holy Buddhist figures.
The theater is also equipped with seating similar to the zafu used by Buddhist monks to enhance the meditative and calming effect. After viewers take their seats, the ground surrounding them will begin radiating scriptures and the eight auspicious symbols of Buddhist rituals. Further into the display, the scope of the animations on the floor will gradually expand. Through augmented reality, viewers will feel as if they have received the blessings of the Tibetan Dragon Sutra as they read and comprehend the translation of the six-syllabled Sanskrit mantra while being surrounded by animations of Buddhist statues transforming from black and white into images of vibrant color.
Regardless of nationality or age, visitors can all experience the feast of the senses brought to them by the Tibetan Dragon Sutra.
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