V i r t u a l · P a s t · L i b e r i a
An HUIX-2099 initiative to reconstruct and preserve Liberian heritage through immersive 3D storytelling, low-bandwidth XR experiences, and community-led curation.
Overview
Virtual Past Liberia explores historical reconstruction, architecture, and oral histories using accessible XR modules. The program emphasises local collaboration, ethical stewardship, and offline-capable experiences for low-spec devices.
Medical & Social Implications
Carefully designed immersive content can support health education, mental-wellness interventions, and training scenarios — while requiring safeguards for motion sickness, privacy, and equitable access.
- Health education through culturally-grounded narratives.
- Low-bandwidth XR modules for clinics and schools.
- Community review processes for culturally sensitive content.
Platform & Program
Built on the HUIX-HORIZEN platform, the program focuses on modular scenes, avatars, and multi-user sessions with privacy-first telemetry and partner integrations.
Learn more on the Research page or view related prototypes in the showcase below.
Prototypes & Resources
- Prototypes Showcase — early video and image prototypes.
- Project code & asset references: VPL-001 and related artifacts.