Modelos mentales, globalización y desarrollo humano

Carvajal, Alejandro Botero; Ceballos, Paula Andrea Loaiza

doi:10.35985/9789585522107.10

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“…The feasibility and inevitability of combining virtual reality technology with museums have been demonstrated to a certain extent [1][2][3] . Scholars have conducted in-depth explorations on immersive projection technology [4] , 3D modeling and texture technology [5] , and the realistic experience supported by wearable devices [6] . It is precisely because of the assistance of virtual reality technology that museums are no longer limited to simply describing complex historical and cultural information, but are more focused on improving and enhancing the experience and feelings of visitors.…”

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The Exploration of the Two Forms of Representation of Virtual Reality Technology Applied to Museum Display

Ao,

Du,

et al. 2024

Advances in Social Science, Education and Humanities Research

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In the current era of booming emerging information technology, the application of virtual reality technology is an important trend in the future development of museums and an important means of implementing new media applications. It can enrich the dimensions of museum exhibitions, drive traditional museums to transform into new media armed museums, touch visitors' multiple senses including vision, hearing, and touch, and stimulate their enthusiasm to participate in museum exhibitions, Improve the efficiency of learning and cognitive activities within museums, and maximize the social educational potential of museums. This article focuses on exploring the two most basic situations in which virtual reality technology is applied to museum displays. It provides a detailed explanation and comparative analysis of each situation from several aspects such as target positioning, presentation characteristics, technical core, specific effectiveness, and development direction, providing reference for colleagues in carrying out work in related fields and exploring new ideas for museum displays to further diversify their forms of expression.

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