Click main photograph to view - iPad users click thumbnails. This is a edited version of the full size Interactive Tourist Photograph PIBO for visitors to Perth, Western Australia. This demonstrates the quality and unlimited quantity which will benefit the end user replicating the reality of what they would see and hear.

These Interactive elements can be combined with many other examples allowing the end user to view the information at any time.

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Click main photograph to view - iPad users click thumbnails. Demonstrates the use of the Interactive PIBO to record heritage and historical static exhibitions from Museums, Art, Clubs or consumer products as an Interactive catalogue.

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Click main photograph to view - iPad users click thumbnails. Demonstrates the use of the Interactive PIBO to record components of a product replacing the video by using photographs where components are identified and the visual movements are totally under the control of the user.

This is an active and fully operational resource.

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Click main photograph to view - iPad users click thumbnails. Demonstrates the PIBO concept to record the history of Clubs and Societies.

Identifies individuals and their profiles with a mouse over function and includes video.

Photo thumbnails not available.

Click photo to view Adobe Flash Demo

Click main photograph to view - iPad users click thumbnails.  Demonstrates the various uses of the interactive photograph in replacing video where the viewing is under the control of the user and highlighting individual components shown within the photograph.

Click photo to view Adobe Flash Demo

Click photo to view Adobe Flash Demo

Click main photograph to view - iPad users click thumbnails

This file tells the  story of Pte Lawrence Saywell, the last Australian soldier killed in WW2 on 8 May 1944, VE Day, the day that all hostilities ceased in Europe.

The facts are confusing as to where he was killed, how he was killed and why his body remained in the school for 5 days before being buried.

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Click main photograph to view - iPad users click thumbnails This section demonstrates how important historical photos sitting idle in museums can be collated to tell the true story whether it is culture, heritage or military.

HMAS Perth - HMAS Yarra - HMAS Vampire - HMAS Canberra

The Ships - The Service - The Crew - The Enemy - Animations & Video