Material Encounters with Digital Cultural Heritage
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The meSch project aims to connect physical museum experiences with online digital cultural heritage content through novel interactive exhibits. It will provide a platform for museums to create "smart exhibits" that enrich physical artifacts with digital information without requiring specialized technical knowledge. Several prototype interactive exhibits are proposed, including an app using location data to navigate exhibits, an interactive torch to explore exhibits layer by layer through pointing, and augmented reality apps to overlay 3D models on objects. The goal is to make exhibits more dynamic, contextualized and immersive through multi-layered narratives and interaction.
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