Fostering Cultural Awareness in Museums and Monuments by Employing Extended Reality

Katerina Kontopanagou · Athanasios Tsipis · Vasileios Komianos

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Museums and Cultural Heritage Virtual Reality Applications and Impacts Augmented Reality Applications

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Fostering cultural awareness and user engagement in museums and monuments is fundamental for the successful promotion and valorization of Cultural Heritage. The current work aims at a brief discussion about the possibilities and benefits brought forth by the adoption of immersive technologies such as Virtual, Augmented and Mixed Reality, often jointly termed as Extended Reality (XR), in boosting user engagement and providing meaningful and long-lasting cultural experiences that ensure inclusivity and accessibility to all.

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