"Do touch!" - 3D Scanning and Printing Technologies for the Haptic Representation of Cultural Assets: A Study with Blind Target Users

Bruns, Arne; Spiesberger, Anika A.; Triantafyllopoulos, Andreas; Müller, Patric; Schuller, Björn W.

doi:10.1145/3607542.3617351

Proceedings of the 5th Workshop on analySis, Understanding and proMotion of heritAge Contents 2023

DOI: 10.1145/3607542.3617351

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"Do touch!" - 3D Scanning and Printing Technologies for the Haptic Representation of Cultural Assets: A Study with Blind Target Users

Arne Bruns,

Anika A. Spiesberger,

Andreas Triantafyllopoulos

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Bridging the Gap: Using Digital Interactives for Social Museums

Ergin

2024

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Designing the built environment with an inclusive approach that allows equal access to everyone is necessary for reducing social inequalities. Creating a physical environment that includes all segments of society and activates all senses is crucial in museum spaces. Digital interactions used in museum spaces offer new possibilities and interfaces to eliminate inequalities and increase inclusiveness in museum spaces. This study examines the integration of digital interactives in museums with a focus on the social museum concept. Through a comprehensive review of literature spanning museum studies on social museums, digital interactives, and inclusive museum concepts, this research investigates the role of digital interactives in fostering social engagement and facilitating interactive learning experiences within museum settings. Drawing on the theoretical framework and practical examples the paper explores how to employ digital technologies strategically to enhance visitor interaction, promote inclusivity, and facilitate knowledge sharing in social museum environments. This research demonstrates the transformative potential of digital interactives in museums as social spaces and provides a comprehensive understanding of the dynamic relationship between technology, museum practices, and social inclusion.

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Bridging the Gap: Using Digital Interactives for Social Museums

Ergin

2024

Yedi

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"Do touch!" - 3D Scanning and Printing Technologies for the Haptic Representation of Cultural Assets: A Study with Blind Target Users

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