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The document proposes a mobile app that allows museum tourists to interact with and better understand art pieces by scanning works to access descriptions, modifying pieces in an interactive artboard, and sharing or exhibiting their creations. The app aims to make understanding art more engaging and let visitors get creative by allowing them to put their own stamp on pieces in a simulated museum setting.
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Colab pitch
- 1. COLAB Pitch idea Long Qian
- 2. Inspiration… https://www.disneyresearch.com/publicatio n/ar-museum/ The Problem Tourists sometimes found it hard to get what does the art piece mean and can’t be involved.
- 3. Proposal The main idea is a mobile app that allows tourist to interact with the art pieces and collections as well as play with the spaces in the museum.
- 4. Functions Scan the art work and find it in the database along with brief description An artboard with the work on it for the user to play with (change the color, draw random stuff. etc) Save and share their creation to the social media Put user’s creation into the simulated museum scene to create user’s own exhibition
- 5. Task Flow
- 6. Idea explained… The purpose of this app is for user to: Visitors can be more involved in the museum when interacting with the art work Being able to get creative and make their own creation