Analysis of virtual museums in terms of design and perception of presence

Digitization of myth: The HimmapanVR Project's role in cultural preservation

“…Visitors can explore virtual museums at their own pace, which is often more convenient compared to physical locations [ 27 ]. Moreover, artworks and object artifacts are visualized with interactivity, providing a more immersive experience [ 28 , 29 ]. In our approach, we have employed full virtual reality technology to reconstruct virtual museums dedicated to Himmapan animals.…”

Designing virtual reality based 3D modeling and interaction technologies for museums

“…The study employed a qualitative research method, specifically document analysis. Content analysis was conducted for each of the virtual museums examined, and they were categorized based on their respective characteristics and attributes [ 15 ]. Scholars have proposed that the 3D modeling method in VR technology is a method that plays an important role in architecture, but they did not explain how to perform 3D modeling.…”

The Communication Challenge in Archaeological Museums in Puglia: Insights into the Contribution of Social Media and ICTs to Small-Scale Institutions

“…In particular, what stands out in the new picture is the persistence of the "virtual vs physical" antinomy: Several studies investigate, even at a distance of years from the pandemic, if and to what extent the former can replace the latter [81,82], while others have perceived "virtual" as something that can integrate with "physical" without being a substitute [83] and give life to innovative and hybrid contents [84]. Or, in other words, the vision of the post-pandemic time as a "return" to the physical dimension, on one side, and the concept of the pandemic as something that has permanently changed heritage fruition and the relation between museums and visitors, on the other side, coexist and stand up to each other.…”