Advanced interactive digital storytelling in digital heritage applications

Rizvic, Selma; Boskovic, Dusanka; Mijatovic, Bojan

doi:10.1016/j.daach.2024.e00334

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“…Building on these foundations, other researchers have employed VR to create immersive and interactive virtual museum exhibits. Such initiatives not only enrich visitor interactions by enabling novel ways of engagement but also incorporate advanced deep learning technologies to assist curators in creating more engaging narratives [11,12]. The broader implementation of VR in museums has fostered a more dynamic visitor experience, facilitating direct interaction with exhibits in a virtual space, with international applications exploring the diversity of visitor experiences, particularly in cultural contexts such as China [13][14][15].…”

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Enriching User-Visitor Experiences in Digital Museology: Combining Social and Virtual Interaction within a Metaverse Environment

Alabau,

Fabra,

Martí-Testón

et al. 2024

Applied Sciences

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This study investigates the potential of integrating multilayer animations and sophisticated shader technologies to enhance visitor social interactions within metaverse exhibition spaces. It is part of a broader initiative aimed at developing innovative digital museology strategies that foster social engagement through virtual reality (VR) experiences. The methodology adopted seeks to provide a more immersive and human-centric exploration of 3D digital environments by blending elements of physical spaces with the interactive dynamics common in video games. A virtual exhibition space themed around Mars was created as a testbed to facilitate social interactions among users, who navigate the environment via avatars. This digital space was developed using a specialized Unity template designed by the metaverse platform Spatial.io. Overcoming the programming constraints imposed by Spatial.io, which limits the use of external scripts for security and stability, posed a significant challenge. Nonetheless, by leveraging the ability to modify shader codes used for material creation and employing advanced animation techniques with layered effects, the authors of this work achieved dynamic material responses to lighting changes and initiated complex asset interactions beyond simple linear animations.

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confidence: 99%

Enriching User-Visitor Experiences in Digital Museology: Combining Social and Virtual Interaction within a Metaverse Environment

Alabau,

Fabra,

Martí-Testón

et al. 2024

Applied Sciences

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Emerging Trends and Future Directions in Artificial Intelligence for Museums: A Comprehensive Bibliometric Analysis Based on Scopus (1983-2024)

Siri

2024

Geopolitical, Social Security and Freedom Journal

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Artificial Intelligence is changing the future of museums, opening the door to unprecedented innovations that are revolutionising the way collections are managed and experiences are designed. This bibliometric analysis, covering four decades of research (1983-2024) from the Scopus database, explores how Artificial Intelligence is transforming museum activities — from creating personalised visitor experiences to preserving cultural treasures through advanced digitisation processes. The study shows that the number of publications on Artificial Intelligence has increased dramatically in recent years, reflecting the growing momentum in the field. The integration of AI in museums demands careful reflection on its implications for human rights, cultural values, and social responsibility. As AI adoption accelerates, addressing ethical concerns—such as potential biases, transparency, and accountability—has become increasingly vital. Institutions are encouraged to develop robust ethical frameworks that mitigate these risks, ensuring AI does not reinforce inequalities or distort cultural representation. By embracing AI responsibly, museums can not only enhance visitor engagement and streamline operations but also uphold their commitment to inclusivity, safeguarding their role as stewards of knowledge, culture, and education.

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Advanced interactive digital storytelling in digital heritage applications

Cited by 2 publications

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Enriching User-Visitor Experiences in Digital Museology: Combining Social and Virtual Interaction within a Metaverse Environment

Enriching User-Visitor Experiences in Digital Museology: Combining Social and Virtual Interaction within a Metaverse Environment

Emerging Trends and Future Directions in Artificial Intelligence for Museums: A Comprehensive Bibliometric Analysis Based on Scopus (1983-2024)

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