Push Start VR

Push Start VR We provide mobile virtual reality services focused around education for schools in Tasmania.

We are back in action! Thanks to  for having us back for the Lift Off! Festival running for the next 3 days.Come on down...
04/10/2022

We are back in action! Thanks to for having us back for the Lift Off! Festival running for the next 3 days.
Come on down and check out Habitat Earth, screening 4 -5 times a day

Some great pics in here! Hopefully we can create another virtual gallery for the entrants!How about that spiny stone cra...
19/07/2019

Some great pics in here! Hopefully we can create another virtual gallery for the entrants!
How about that spiny stone crab! ;)

Science seeks to understand the universe. Photographs let us see that universe in new and exciting ways. This album contains the work of Tasmanian Photographers who have entered the BeakerStreet@TMAG Science Photography Prize. This year, to shine a spotlight on our backyard, all entries are of Tasmanian, Southern Ocean or Antarctic content. You can vote for your favourite photographs by liking them within this album (any ‘react’ will be counted as a ‘like’). There is no limit to how many photos you can vote for. The six photographs with the most votes will become competition finalists, and a further six will be chosen by our competition judge Matthew Newton. Finalists will have their work exhibited at TMAG during BeakerStreet@TMAG 2019, a pop-up science bar at the Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery, 16-17 August. POLLS CLOSE JULY 24 2019 at 5PM!

Thanks to our competition supporters Gordon River Cruises and Pennicott Wilderness Journeys, who have contributed incredible prizes for the winners.

This competition would not be possible without the support of Full Gamut, Hobart's amazing art printers and framers, who will be preparing the finalist photographs for exhibition. Find them at www.fullgamut.com.au.

Had the pleasure of experiencing this in VR.  Hopefully we can get a VR experience into the curriculum!  Great work John...
18/07/2019

Had the pleasure of experiencing this in VR. Hopefully we can get a VR experience into the curriculum! Great work John Stephenson

Welcome to Virtual Hobart Town, a digital platform for exploring the colonial history of Hobart and Tasmania. Experience what it was like to walk down the hi...

Hey! check out the Google Expedition that students of ours created using NeosVR - https://poly.google.com/u/2/view/d47Ou...
17/04/2019

Hey! check out the Google Expedition that students of ours created using NeosVR -
https://poly.google.com/u/2/view/d47OuM4qNIN
It's so amazing what you can do with neos - now students can create their own content for expeditions!
Thanks to Taroona High School for having us along and thanks to the students that really put the effort in.

If you would like to find out more about doing something like this with your school then please feel free to contact us.

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These are a series of images captured from within VR worlds created entirely by students at Taroona high school in Tasma...
17/04/2019

These are a series of images captured from within VR worlds created entirely by students at Taroona high school in Tasmania

17/04/2019

Here is a vid from our most recent gig at Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery. It was part of the Beaker Street Triassic Night. Thanks for having us along again!

music by Bensound

28/02/2019

"Rang the Earth Like a Bell!" That's a pretty accurate description of what happens when a large astral body strikes our planet. Take a terrifying tour of impact strikes and extinction events at Triassic Night (www.beakerstreet.com.au/triassic for tickets) with Brittany Trubody, TastroFest founder and prolific science communicator.
(Here's Brittany hanging out with NASA astronaut Mark C Lee)

Hi all!We are currently offering FREE VR incursions for schools around Hobart.  Please let any teachers know :)
05/02/2019

Hi all!
We are currently offering FREE VR incursions for schools around Hobart. Please let any teachers know :)

Here is a video from this years TastroFest.  It's the next step in VR for education - affordable, multi-user virtual env...
15/10/2018

Here is a video from this years TastroFest. It's the next step in VR for education - affordable, multi-user virtual environments.
If you would like to lean more or have us come to your school (high school) or business to demonstrate the technology please get in touch.

Footage from an event we attended recently called Tastrofest (astronomy festival). Worlds were created with the NeosVR Metaverse engine - https://neosvr.com/...

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