Affectual Dramaturgy for Augmented Reality Immersive Heritage Performance

Dima, Mariza; Maples, Holly

doi:10.16995/bst.368

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“…For example, when the viewer watches a pair of dancing ballet shoes while listening to orchestral music, some of the audience spontaneously began to copy the steps of the shoes and danced alongside. Afterwards, they described feeling "as if the whole house came to life" [40].…”

Section: Mixed Reality the Realistic Armentioning

confidence: 99%

Digital Heritage, the Possibilities of Information Visualisation through Extended Reality Tools

Mudička

Kapica

2022

Heritage

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Many researchers in the field of cultural heritage point to the justification of the use of extended reality to present digital heritage. Research studies, but mainly user reactions, have responded to experiences with extended reality with a positive response. Technological research in the field of extended reality is advancing rapidly. In this review, we will cover the current possibilities and trends of extended reality. Specifically, we will focus on the application in creating interactive multimedia exhibitions in museums and galleries and presenting 3D digital heritage. We believe the practical examples shown will be an inspiration for application developers, content creators, and exhibition curators. Awareness of the possibilities and limits of the current state of technological progress is an essential requirement for utilisation of the full potential of extended reality.

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Section: Mixed Reality the Realistic Armentioning

confidence: 99%