Imersar · VR and immersive experiences
Road to Agincourt Virtual Museum
A web-based virtual museum centred on the Battle of Agincourt, Henry V and the maritime history of the Grace Dieu.
Introduction
Road to Agincourt is a web-based virtual museum exploring the history of the Battle of Agincourt and the role of Henry V. The wider museum material also connects the story to the Grace Dieu, one of the largest ships of its era.
The virtual museum format provides an accessible way to combine 3D spaces, historical interpretation, images, documents and digital exhibits without requiring visitors to travel to a physical venue.
Virtual heritage
The project demonstrates how cultural organisations can preserve and present stories through guided rooms, interactive displays, models, media and informational overlays.
Online access
The experience was designed as a free-to-access virtual museum, allowing visitors to explore heritage content through a standard web browser.

- Web-based virtual museum
- Battle of Agincourt and Henry V interpretation
- Grace Dieu maritime heritage
- Digital models, displays and historical media
- Free online access

The Imersar Engine
Reusable immersive application technology
The Imersar Engine is a set of tools that runs within the Unity game development engine. It provides reusable functionality for content management, API integration, usability, navigation and the delivery of immersive experiences across desktop, mobile and virtual reality.