SPF200 Virtual Exhibition

Haroko Studio proudly announces its latest endeavor: the commission to capture and create a 360 virtual tour for the SPF200 Exhibition, titled “Frontier Town to Safest City.” Tasked with capturing and preserving the rich history and evolution of the Singapore Police Force (SPF) over 200 years, Haroko Studio embraces the challenge with enthusiasm and dedication. The SPF200 Virtual Exhibition invites viewers on a captivating journey spanning from 1820 to the present day, tracing the remarkable evolution of the Police Force. Leveraging cutting-edge technology and innovative storytelling, the studio endeavors to deliver an immersive digital experience that honors the enduring commitment of generations of police officers to safeguarding Singapore’s security and prosperity.

The SPF200 Virtual Exhibition stands as a testament to the enduring legacy of the Singapore Police Force, chronicling its remarkable journey from a fledgling frontier town force to a beacon of safety and security in the global community. This exhibition offers visitors a poignant glimpse into the trials and triumphs faced by the SPF throughout its storied history. From battling secret societies and criminal elements to embracing technological advancements in crime detection and prevention, the exhibition captures the essence of Singapore’s policing evolution and the indomitable spirit of its officers.

As the chosen partner entrusted with the creation of the SPF200 virtual tour, Haroko Studio embarks on a mission to translate the essence of the exhibition into a dynamic and interactive digital experience. Employing top-tier equipment and expertise in panoramic photography, the studio meticulously captures every detail of the exhibition space, from dimly lit corridors echoing the challenges of the past to brightly illuminated showcases symbolizing Singapore’s present and future security. With a keen eye for storytelling and user engagement, Haroko Studio seamlessly integrates archival photographs, videos, and artefacts into the virtual realm, offering users an unparalleled opportunity to explore the exhibition’s narrative at their own pace.

Furthermore, Haroko Studio goes beyond mere documentation, infusing the virtual tour with interactive elements that invite users to delve deeper into the SPF’s history and mission. Through engaging features such as audio narratives from former officers and interactive exhibits, users are not only spectators but active participants in the unfolding story of Singapore’s policing journey. By bridging the gap between physical and digital realms, Haroko Studio ensures that the SPF200 Exhibition’s legacy transcends geographical boundaries, reaching audiences far and wide with its message of gratitude and appreciation for the men and women who dedicate their lives to keeping Singapore safe.