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Hatching the Museum Egg
The document outlines a project for a digital lab hackathon at the Science Museum in London, focusing on creating an engaging visitor experience without reliance on screens or apps. It emphasizes the use of Bluetooth and beacons to enhance interactions with exhibits and provides a prototype for a 'museum egg' concept that helps visitors remember their experience. Next steps involve addressing technical aspects such as beacon security, power, and data management.
Hatching the Museum Egg
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- 53. super team happyclub Science Museum London Digital Lab Hackathon “What would you do if the Science Museum and its data were your creative playground for 2 days?”
- 56. MEMENTO A unique andvalued object to help you fondly remember your visit
- 57. PERSONAL A remember ofwhat you liked the most, on your visit through the galleries
- 58. NO SCREENS Focus onthe exhibits. Keep your phone in your pocket
- 59. FRICTIONLESS No flaky wifi.No expensive data roaming. No phone battery drain. No app download. Bluetooth & beacons
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- 83. Science museum’s beacons Securityof beacons Power life of beacons Granularity of exhibit cases Manufacturing costs Non return vs user value Customer service point & automation Ownership & other museums Data storage & dashboard 💬