Heritage Augmented Reality Investigation
A blog about Heritage Research, Mobile App Development and Augmented Reality Implementation
Sunday, 4 March 2012
Important meetings
Now I am back at work after a 2 month break following an achilles heel injury. Held two important meetings recently. First with Eric Tatham who will be doing the programming for the project. We have agreed an outline for the scope/functionality of the mobile phone application. Programming should start at Easter. Also had meeting with Laura Hadland who is reponsible for collections within Leicester's Museum Service. Laura will be co-ordinating the content for the application. Further updates to follow
Tuesday, 22 November 2011
About
This project is focused on developing a design methodology and software tools for heritage augmented reality applications. The aim is to explore the use of virtual heritage reconstructions to recreate the experience of historical events using both augmented reality and mobile geo location (GPS) technology. This new system which would run on a smartphone or pad device will increase the appreciation and understanding of the cultural heritage of a specific location as well as greatly increase the accessibility and relevance of museum collections. This projects is Using the Virtual Romans ongoing research as its case study as well as testing model.
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