Archaeology at Home, created by DigVentures, was launched as a response to the conditions imposed on the practice of archaeology during the Pandemic. The platform increased the accessibility of archaeology and acted as a much-needed social network.
The Life Code application is an augmented reality app that encourages visitors to discover the Darwin Museum in an educational, interesting, and fun manner.
Casa Batlló ‘10D Experience’ offers new 2,000 sqm of Casa Batlló never seen before and presents a long list of new features. The new ’10D Experience’ of Casa Batlló presents the most fascinating immersive experience ever imagined. Artificial Intelligence, Augmented Reality or Machine Learning are some of the features of this creative cultural proposal.
What if Anne Frank got a video camera for her birthday, on 12 June 1942, instead of a diary? Anne Frank video diary consists of fifteen episodes. All characters, locations, and events in the series are based on diary letters Anne Frank wrote between March and August 1944.
Underwater Augmented Reality is for a really immersive dive! Consisting of a tailor-made underwater tablet that allows the diver to better orientate itself in the submerged environment and enhance the diving experience.
The physical barrier created by the sea makes that underwater archaeological sites are out of sight en therefore often out of mind. Through this virtual museum, one has the opportunity to explore these historic time capsules.
The ‘Embroidery Craft’ website is part of the eponymous project focused on preserving the intangible cultural heritage of the Uherský Brod region.
Stories from the Waterways is a digital media film series conveying the importance of waterway heritage and people’s sense of place and connection with the natural and built environment.
“Art made accessible to anyone!” Meet the Masters is an innovative art experience that immerses you – literally – in the life and work of the Flemish Masters Jan Van Eyck, Pieter Bruegel the Elder and Peter Paul Rubens
Lost Ports of the Zwin investigates the role of Bruges as a late medieval harbour and the entire maritime-cultural landscape of Zwin region.
‘HOME’ provides the climax to a suite of three audiovisual installations on the guided tour route through the Carrickmacross, Workhouse.
Heritales – international film festival aims to promote the dissemination of heritage through various media. The festival presents anthropological knowledge of different cultures through cinema and documentaries, focusing on the dissemination of material and immaterial heritage
Everything is Music is a location-based digital trail for mobile. It allows visitors to discover musical stories of a town or village.
The Dutch New Library in Almere modernised the children’s space. For the youngest visitors, a ‘magic book’ was developed, in which they can play with letters and words. This life-size magic book takes children on an interactive treasure hunt through fairy tales and adventures.
1238 The Battle of Iceland is an immersive exhibition that goes further than a regular history museum. Welcoming people of all ages, the exhibition offers its guests to see and take part in history through virtual reality. The exhibition invites its guests to experience history in a super modern and artful interactive installation.
Data Experience is an innovative, many-voiced AR experience about the VOC that provides a wide audience with new perspectives to stimulate dialogue in the polarized debate about the VOC past.
The Culture in Crisis platform brings together those with a shared interest in protecting cultural heritage. The platform provides a forum for sharing information, raising public awareness, and supporting action.
‘The Pincer Jaws of Heaven” is an immersive triple-projection that connects visitors to the raw power of Kavanagh’s words, and the places, and landscapes that inspired them.
The Aztec Sun Stone Theatre is an audiovisual show combining 3D video mapping animation with real objects.
“Please Touch!” and the ARCHES project as a whole enhance the quality of life for people with disabilities to better experience art and cultural heritage, and allow them to be an active part of it.
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