A critical piece of computing history in the palm of your hand
LEO I is a lost machine, in a lost room, in a lost building. Almost all evidence of it in the real world has gone. The Virtual LEO I app is a recreation of the room in which LEO was first built and operated.
Painstakingly recreated after several years of research, this is your chance to visit, explore & experience a world renowned piece of technology, and a chance to step inside the world as it was about to change.
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A historic artefact, lost to time, digitally restored using historically accurate 3D Modelling
More than three years of work has gone into the research of LEO I and translating that information into highly detailed 3D models to represent as much of the original installation as possible.
Virtual LEO I lets you see LEO in its operational state and delve deeply into many of its parts to understand how it worked, what it did, and why.
iOS
Experience Virtual LEO I from the comfort of your own home with our brand new iOS app.
Available to download via the App Store now.
Windows PC
Available to use as part of a wider LEO installation, at The Centre for Computing History, Cambridge, UK.
No booking necessary - visit today.
A project by
The Centre for Computing History
And
The LEO Computers Society
Kindly funded by
The National Lottery Heritage Fund
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