Augmented Reality for Cultural Heritage data management
summary
Two concrete AR systems: a restoration app that uses SLAM tracking to 3D localize annotations and UV‑map multispectral imagery onto a fully scanned Leonardo statue so conservators can edit and share layered data in situ, and a museum visitor app deployed at Galleria dell’Accademia using beacon indoor positioning plus image recognition and a multispectral “scratch” reveal that runs as treasure hunts and localized highlights and is reported as working in public use.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:37Experimental application
- 1:48Museum application
- 2:30User experience
- 3:00Highlights
- 3:26Data
- 5:51Questions
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