digital media for
cultural heritage
AR/VR/xR apps, holographic projections, interactive object recognition tables and other enable visitors to experience, explore and learn about cultural heritage in a new way – lost, invisible and fragile cultural heritage, as well as heritage under special protection regimes, can thus be experienced in its full and enriched glory.
The real and virtual worlds are increasingly blending – AR/VR/xR apps, holograms and interactive object recognition tables are enabling the rich cultural heritage to live on in the mixed reality era.
the
technology
A plethora of new digital media – from AR/VR/xR apps and portals, holograms, interactive object recognition tables, 3D and 360° videos, and interactive web solutions – offers immense opportunities to tell the stories of cultural heritage and engage visitors in it.
The design process demands engagement of diverse and interdisciplinary group of professionals, contributing heritage, digital technology, user experience and service design, as well as business expertise. Such solutions can function as stand-alone experiences or are incorporated in websites and exhibitions or other interactive settings.
Case study: Winemaking and winegrowing of Banovina Virštanj
Newly renovated Banovina Virštanj near Podčetrtek presents and invites one to experience the rich winemaking and winegrowing traditions in Virštanj. The building comprises of a wine cellar with winetasting offerings, ground floor as a common space with object recognition table and exhibition that serves also as a venue for wine-related events, and a VR room in the attic with several VR glasses, offering an insight into the life of vine and vineyard.
The main idea behind the project is to position and present the Virštanj winegrowing region to the visitors – thus the technology is incorporated into the wider experience of winetasting and wine-tour.
Digital innovation of
cultural heritage portal
One-of-a-kind portal with 3D models, attempts of 3D reconstructions and 360° photos, presenting the 2-year work of 31 Slovenian tourist destinations.
