Yeosu, May 8, 2012—Smartphone and tablet users can extend the immersive undersea experience from the Israel Pavilion at the Yeosu Expo with a proprietary app. This application illustrates Israel’s leadership in science and innovation by offering a virtual pavilion tour, key marine facts, and social network connectivity in an interactive and easy-to-navigate manner.
The app provides a comprehensive virtual tour of the pavilion, allowing the user to either self-navigate through the many exhibitions on display, or select the autopilot mode to be taken through the pavilion. In addition to this tour, users can also access a wide breadth of information as related to areas covered in the pavilion including: technology, education, science, culture and environment.
“The Israeli Pavilion at Expo 2012 Yeosu has been designed to take the visitors into an exciting underwater fantasy experience,” said Yaffa Ben-Ari, Commissioner General of Israel. “The imaginary voyage takes visitors into a world of knowledge about Israeli scientific and technological developments. We offer visitors the opportunity to relive the experience as well as ‘diving’ into the wealth of inspiring discoveries by scanning the Q code to their smartphones and tablets."
Specifically, the Israel Pavilion Korea 2012 app is available to iPhone and Android smartphone and tablet users. This app is available free of charge in both the Apple App Store and the Android Marketplace. Users can easily connect this app to their own Facebook and Twitter accounts by clicking on the ‘i’ icon. The Israel Pavilion Korea 2012 app was developed by Totem Imaging and Animation.