Implementation of Augmented Reality Technology in Sangiran Museum with Vuforia

Purnomo, Fendi Aji; Santosa, Paulus Insap; Hartanto, Rudy; Pratisto, Eko Harry; Purbayu, Agus

doi:10.1088/1757-899x/333/1/012103

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“…The aftereffect of the enlistment object is an objective picture that has explicit keypoint include. Keypoint include that has been produced can be put away in a database and afterwards utilized in a match with a known article by the camera in the AR framework [21].…”

Section: Methods and Materials Augmented Reality (Ar) And Virtual Realmentioning

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The Visualisation of Muhammadiyah Museum Using Augmented and Virtual Reality Technology

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Umar

Sunardi

2021

Sinergi

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There is a lot of media for promotion. The brochure is still widely used because of its simple, portable, and easy to carry anywhere. However, in this age of sophistication, the brochure is not effectively used for the millennial generation. Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR) have been applied to many applications such as education, tourism, advertising, and news reports. With the rapid development of VR and AR technology, there are higher continuously requirements for enhancing brochure media effectiveness. AR and VR provide a potential solution for interaction between person and brochure as new emerging information technology. In this research, AR and VR are used to better educate tourists and visitors about the museum they choose to visit. Muhammadiyah Museum and its historical collection used as an example of applying AR and VR to the brochure as a promoting media. The Multimedia Development Life Cycle (MDLC) method applied to develop AR and VR. AR and VR system was tested by 30 under graduation students with 74.92% of acceptance. This research shows the AR and VR brochure is very feasible successfully sent information about the various kinds of historical collections in museum Muhammadiyah and very helpful as promoting media.

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Section: Methods and Materials Augmented Reality (Ar) And Virtual Realmentioning

confidence: 99%

The Visualisation of Muhammadiyah Museum Using Augmented and Virtual Reality Technology

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Umar

Sunardi

2021

Sinergi

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“…Natural feature-based method is susceptible to the changes in the exhibit location, light intensity, and reflectivity. Purnomo et al [ 18 ] discussed the impact of distance, angle, and light intensity in cloud recognition of 3D feature points on recognition effect based on Sangiran Museum. The results indicated that the greater scanning angle would reduce the recognition distance, and the greater distance of light intensity would widen the range of recognition; the average maximum tilt angle for keeping the object stable was determined as 25 degrees.…”

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A Survey of Museum Applied Research Based on Mobile Augmented Reality

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Zhu

2022

Computational Intelligence and Neuroscience

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Museums are the important places of education for preservation and dissemination of human material and intangible heritage. Nowadays, there are many problems in museums such as single display mode and fixed interaction style of collections, which makes cognitive load higher and visiting experience poorer for tourists. Mobile Augmented Reality is a technology that seamlessly integrates virtual information with real environment based on mobile devices. Museum applications based on Mobile Augmented Reality can improve the display richness and meet new visiting needs of the public in the digital era. Firstly, this article introduces the key technologies of Mobile Augmented Reality and its use in museums. Secondly, according to different application functions, classifiable explanations for Mobile Augmented Reality application examples are given. Thirdly, based on the progress in the application of Mobile Augmented Reality in museums at home and abroad, from three dimensions of content, guide, and interaction, designing thought regarding the application of Mobile Augmented Reality for museums is summarized.

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“…Augmented Reality (Azuma & Azuma, 1997)merupakan teknologi yang mampu menggabungkan objek maya dua dimesi ataupun tiga dimensi ke dalam sebuah lingkungan nyata dan dihadirkan dengan (real time). Teknologi ini merupakan salah satu teknologi yang menarik sekaligus mudah dipahami oleh siswa dalam proses belajarnya (Fendi Aji Purnomo, Santoso, & Hartanto, 2017;C. Wang, 2012) Wang, Shen, Ong, & Nee, 2009).…”

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Evaluasi Media Pembelajaran Interaktif Pengenalan Tata Surya dengan Teknologi Augmented Reality dan Virtual Reality

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The solar system is something that is learned but cannot be seen directly by students. Planet props available in laboratory are also very limited and presented in conventional models so that students are less interested in learning further with the existing planetary models. This study aims to evaluate the results of making astronomy learning media applications with Augmented Reality and Virtual Reality technology. This application is designed and developed using the MDLC method, namely concept, design, material collecting, assembly, testing and distribution stages. This interactive media is packaged using Augmented Reality and Virtual Reality technology which are presented in interactive catalog. This study have created the Android-based learning media of the Milky Way Galaxy Planet System. The material is presented in form of discussion about the Solar System that is taught in Middle School. This application can be run optimally with Quadcore 1.5 Ghz device specifications which has 3 GB RAM and gyro sensor. The assessment results from junior high school students on Design and Information Aspects get a Very Good and Very Good grades of 100%, then Navigation Aspects scores of 99.9%.

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Implementation of Augmented Reality Technology in Sangiran Museum with Vuforia

Cited by 10 publications

References 2 publications

The Visualisation of Muhammadiyah Museum Using Augmented and Virtual Reality Technology

The Visualisation of Muhammadiyah Museum Using Augmented and Virtual Reality Technology

A Survey of Museum Applied Research Based on Mobile Augmented Reality

Evaluasi Media Pembelajaran Interaktif Pengenalan Tata Surya dengan Teknologi Augmented Reality dan Virtual Reality

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