Holomuseum: A Hololens Application for Creating Extensible and Customizable Holographic Exhibitions

García, Adolfo Muñoz; Testón, Ana Martí

doi:10.21125/edulearn.2018.0625

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“…The design had to be adjusted to the museological requirements, so it was important to determine what those qualities could be which has been named Museography 4.0. [23]. Museography 4.0 is the set of techniques and practices relative to the functioning of the museum, which have evolved from the analogical museography towards the natural, immersive, and intuitive integration of the digital data in the expositional context.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…In previous experients, it was noticed that some users had difficulty commanding the headsets by gestures with a finger snap in the air or "Air tap" [23]. Implementation of the voice commands were also problematic in the museum because of noise, so it was decided that an interaction be designed that was exclusively dependent on the visitor's position and the place where they looked.…”

Section: Augmented-reality-based Interfacementioning

confidence: 99%

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A Methodology to Produce Augmented-Reality Guided Tours in Museums for Mixed-Reality Headsets

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In recent years, the use of technology in the museum context has changed radically. It has switched from the display of information to offering emotive, immersive, and rich experiences with heritage. Virtual interactive media have the potential to put museums back into a relevant place in our increasingly digital society. The emergence of augmented-reality glasses offers the possibility to test and implement new methodologies compatible with this aim. However, most of the first examples developed in recent years did not take advantage of the possibilities of this new medium. This paper presents a novel methodology for producing mixed-reality applications for museums and heritage sites, with an intuitive, immersive, and natural way of operating. An experimental prototype designed for the archaeological museum of the Almoina is shown in the paper to demonstrate the benefits of the proposed system and methodology of production. In addition, the paper shows the results of several tests.

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Section: Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Augmented-reality-based Interfacementioning

confidence: 99%