From Discovery to Exhibition - Recomposing History: Digitizing a Cultural Educational Program Using 3D Modeling and Gamification

Xipnitou, Maria; Soile, Sofia; Tziranis, Ioannis; Skourtis, Michail; Papadimitriou, Alcestis; Voulodimos, Athanasios; Miaoulis, Georgios; Ioannidis, Charalabos

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“…For the time being, the mainstream algorithm is to define 3D key points on the object and predict the 2D key points on the image as the intermediate representation of the pose estimation in order to construct the corresponding relationship, and then obtain the object pose by calculating the 2D-3D correspondence relationship between those key points [16,17]. Some researchers have proposed a three-stage approach, in which the coarse-to-fine segmentation is achieved in the first two stages, and the results are fed into the third network, which outputs the vertices of the object's bounding box as a result of the results [18][19][20][21][22][23].…”

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A Design Method of Virtual Folk Museum Roaming System Based on Visual Interaction Technology

2022

Mathematical Problems in Engineering

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The effective display of museums can greatly improve the attention of museums. The traditional museum display methods are old and old-fashioned. Aiming at the lack of vivid and immersive display in folklore museums, based on augmented reality technology and artificial intelligence, a virtual folklore museum roaming system based on visual interaction technology is proposed for 3D visualization of cultural heritage. The method applies the 6D pose estimation algorithm of objects to the display of museum objects. 6D pose estimation of objects refers to detecting objects present in an image and estimating their 3D position and orientation relative to the observer. In the field of augmented reality, 6D pose estimation is used to measure the pose of objects in the real environment and add virtual objects to it with the correct pose, thereby realizing augmented reality applications on the mobile side. The experimental results show that the 6D pose estimation method proposed in this paper has an accuracy rate of 93.3% and a running speed of 30 frames per second, which meets the needs of augmented reality applications and can be used in augmented reality museum display systems to provide them with vivid interactive content. Breaking through the time and space limitations of cultural heritage objects, it brings an immersive visiting experience to the audience.

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A Design Method of Virtual Folk Museum Roaming System Based on Visual Interaction Technology

2022

Mathematical Problems in Engineering

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From Discovery to Exhibition - Recomposing History: Digitizing a Cultural Educational Program Using 3D Modeling and Gamification

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A Design Method of Virtual Folk Museum Roaming System Based on Visual Interaction Technology

A Design Method of Virtual Folk Museum Roaming System Based on Visual Interaction Technology

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