A new audio augmented reality interaction and adaptation model for museum visits

Kaghat, Fatima Zahra; Azough, Ahmed; Fakhour, Mohammed; Meknassi, Mohammed

doi:10.1016/j.compeleceng.2020.106606

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“…In the context of audio tours, Shilov et al [27] proposed automatically generated personalized audio tours based on the context and tourists' preferences. Specifically to museum visits, Kaghat et al [28] advanced an adaptive and personalizable gesture-based audio augmented reality system.…”

Section: Personalization In Tourismmentioning

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Understanding Preferences in Tourism Email Marketing

Garbani-Nerini

Marchiori

Reale

et al. 2022

Information and Communication Technologies in Tourism 2022

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Nowadays, advanced tools allow the personalization of email communication with tourism clients or prospects based on explicit (e.g. name, age, language, country) and implicit indicators (e.g. ranking of activity in the opening rate of the newsletter, browsing preferences, online preferences provided by cookies, etc.). However, knowing how audiences react to emails allows Destination Marketing Organizations (DMOs) to create content clusters for personalized communication. The purpose of this study is to empirically investigate the preferences on tourism email marketing of different audiences based on a specific explicit indicator, namely the language chosen by users to receive communications by a DMO. A content analysis on a longitudinal dataset based on 131 newsletter messages sent between 2018 and 2021 to more than 50′000 contacts by a DMO in Switzerland was performed. Results show that content should be adapted to different audiences speaking different languages instead of providing just a translation. Specifically, the German-speaking audience seems to be more inclined to messages that focus on winter sports and hiking, the Italian-speaking audience to news about hiking and information on COVID-19, the French-speaking audience to news about promotions, while the English-speaking audience to contents on discounts and COVID-19-related. These results provide an important contribution to studies on tourism personalization of communication in the context of email marketing, suggesting the role of content adaptation according to the language and cultural background of the audience. DMO managers can also benefit from this research in understanding how to address a similar study on their datasets and compare the emerged content clusters.

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Section: Personalization In Tourismmentioning

confidence: 99%

Understanding Preferences in Tourism Email Marketing

Garbani-Nerini

Marchiori

Reale

et al. 2022

Information and Communication Technologies in Tourism 2022

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“…An audio-based augmented reality system introduced for the museum visitors in [5] where content personalization used as a key feature to enhance the experience of interaction. Here, they implement a system utilizing visitor behavior, interest, movement and head rotation with Sound Augmented Reality Interface for visiting Museum (SARIM) device which replace the manual interaction process.…”

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Augmented Reality-Based Elementary Level Education for Bengali Character Familiarization

Hossain

Ahmed

2021

SN COMPUT. SCI.

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Augmented reality is widely used technology in current years in different field of education to enhance the learning process. This study reflects a new way to learn Bengali letters and digits for the early age primary school going children using AR technology. Nowadays, smart phones are very much available in Bangladesh from the rural area to urban area. The proposed method helps to observe interactive 3D view of the characters using mobile camera-based AR application having different options to learn how to write the target image character, the pronunciations process and the word making using the target letter. The target images was taken from the book pages provided by national curriculum and textbook board of Bangladesh to ensure the physical book available. This study focused on help the children in learning the Bengali letters and digits in more interactive, realistic and interesting way rather than the traditional manner. The process designed depending on markerbased AR technology which is feasibly strong for the early childhood education. Usability test results present in later portion. According to the survey, the major findings of the study that the teachers thinks the study reflects a positive way of making the learning process more engaging and as reported by assessment student performance increased using proposed AR method.

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“…The simplest example for this is smart glasses, which is equipped with or connected to various sensors and can project, for example, a heat map of the viewed object, or display additional data from that object, by reading a 2D barcode [4]. Although most people treat VR and AR devices as optical devices, they can augment not only our vision, but also our other senses, such as hearing or touch [5]. We are currently in the -AR devices, however, some researchers say new generation devices will be coming soon, which will not focused on graphic quality but on weight reduction and sensor quantity and The following subsections describe the main hardware components of the device system and operation methods.…”

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The Role of Augmented and Virtual Reality Technologies in Developing Logistics Processes

Veres

Cservenák

Skapinyecz

et al. 2020

JERR

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Nowadays, manufacturing and service companies are increasingly using new IT-based methods and solutions. Two of these areas are the use of augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR). Kyrgyz National Agrarian University named after K.I. Skrybian (KNAU) and Kyrgyz State Technical University Named After Iskhaak Razzakov (KSTU) established VR laboratories with the support of an European project, in which the Institute of Logistics of the University of Miskolc played a key role. In this publication, we present the basics of VR and AR technology, with the current market and research shares and lastly its application in laboratories and industrial environments.

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A new audio augmented reality interaction and adaptation model for museum visits

Cited by 40 publications

References 9 publications

Understanding Preferences in Tourism Email Marketing

Understanding Preferences in Tourism Email Marketing

Augmented Reality-Based Elementary Level Education for Bengali Character Familiarization

The Role of Augmented and Virtual Reality Technologies in Developing Logistics Processes

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