Making history alive and interactive: Designing an iPhone App to present the Summer War of Osaka byobu

Erminia Carillo · Rieko Kadobayashi · Masaki Chikama · Shinji Shimojo · Karina Rodríguez Echavarria · David Arnold

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Museums and Cultural Heritage Mobile and Web Applications Interactive and Immersive Displays

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Mobile technology is becoming increasingly widespread in museums and cultural heritage sites, and many institutions have already developed applications that can be downloaded on mobile phones. Amongst these, iPhone Applications are certainly the most popular. The research briefly presented here describes the phases of the development of an iPhone application to interactively present the story of the people and places depicted on the Summer War of Osaka byo̅bu (traditional Japanese wooden folding screens) currently displayed at Osaka Castle Museum, Osaka City, Japan. The iPhone application will also be integrated with the Tiled Display Wall system of the Knowledge Creating Communication Research Center of NICT (Kyoto) to test various interaction functionalities.

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2007Using a Mobile Phone Tour to Visit the Ueno Zoological Gardens and the National Science Museum in Tokyo, Japan

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