Mobilizing 3D Virtual Artifacts Exhibition System of National Palace Museum

Pei-Jeng Kuo · Yao-Nan Lein · Wei-Hsiang Su · Yi-Ning Huang · Wei-Chen Chu

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Museums and Cultural Heritage Virtual Reality Applications and Impacts Interactive and Immersive Displays

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The online 3D Virtual Artifacts Exhibition System of Taiwan's National Palace Museum(NPM) has received high user recommendation since it launched a few years ago. NPM has curated 5 iconic artifacts which are demonstrated in 3D, interactive form. Researches have shown the system brought about an appealing gateway for those who are not particularly interested in artifacts.Now with the advent of interactive mobile devices such as iPad, new affordances for storytelling has created innovative approach to design contents that are more engaging and intriguing for all users.Based on new devices and modes of user experience, we are redesigning the 3D Virtual Artifacts Exhibition System, bringing users utterly new experiences on artifacts.*this project is funded by Taiwan NSC project number NSC 101-2420-H-004-006-MY3

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