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3D Virtual Helicopter Ride Unveiled at Rajasthan Assembly Museum
✍️ UdaipurTimes.com
🗓 10 Nov 2026, 08:32 PM
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The Rajasthan Assembly Museum has introduced a 3D virtual helicopter simulation that lets visitors fly over iconic state landmarks.
The Rajasthan Assembly Museum has added a new 3D virtual helicopter experience to its exhibition roster. Using high‑definition stereoscopic screens and motion‑synchronized seats, the installation simulates a helicopter flight that circles key heritage sites and natural vistas across Rajasthan.
The exhibit is designed to attract school groups, tourists and technology enthusiasts, offering an immersive way to learn about the state’s geography and history without leaving the museum premises.
Museum officials said the attraction aligns with a broader effort to modernise displays and incorporate interactive digital content. The setup was installed in collaboration with a local technology firm specializing in virtual‑reality solutions.
Visitors can book a 5‑minute session, during which the helicopter model follows a pre‑programmed route over locations such as the Thar Desert, Jaipur’s forts and the lakes of Udaipur. Early feedback indicates that the experience is both educational and entertaining, prompting longer dwell times at the museum.
The museum plans to rotate the virtual route periodically, adding new landmarks and seasonal themes to keep the attraction fresh for repeat visitors.
The exhibit is designed to attract school groups, tourists and technology enthusiasts, offering an immersive way to learn about the state’s geography and history without leaving the museum premises.
Museum officials said the attraction aligns with a broader effort to modernise displays and incorporate interactive digital content. The setup was installed in collaboration with a local technology firm specializing in virtual‑reality solutions.
Visitors can book a 5‑minute session, during which the helicopter model follows a pre‑programmed route over locations such as the Thar Desert, Jaipur’s forts and the lakes of Udaipur. Early feedback indicates that the experience is both educational and entertaining, prompting longer dwell times at the museum.
The museum plans to rotate the virtual route periodically, adding new landmarks and seasonal themes to keep the attraction fresh for repeat visitors.