The ARtSense Consortium SIMESITEM 2012 Wednesday 25th January 2012
The ARtSense ConsortiumSIMESITEM 2012
Wednesday 25th January 2012
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Project and Consortium Overview
Dr Nenad STOJANOVIC, FZI, Karlsruhe, Germany
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„I want a story tailored to my
interests!“
Detect Interest
Invited Speaker
Dr. Maurice BENAYOUN, Artist, Researcher,
Director of the H2H Laboratory
AR and Cultural Heritage
Dr. Areti DAMALA, Postdoctoral Associate Researcher
Cultural Engineering and Interaction Design
Centre d’Etude et de Recherche en Informatique – Conservatoire National des Arts et Métiers (CNAM – CEDRIC)
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ARCHEOGUIDE
project, 2001
P. Milgram and A. F. Kishino, Taxonomy of Mixed Reality Visual Displays, IEICE Transactions on Information and
Systems, E77-D(12), pp. 1321-1329, 1994.
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Towards mobile, lightweight and/or wearable AR museum guidance systems?
Museum of Fine Arts, Rennes,
France, 2007 [Damala et al. 2008]
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+Museum
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Contemporary
Artistic Creation =
Manifest.AR
Museum Visitors+
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Cultural heritage presentations
Ana Cabrera, Collection Manager
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Tile 18th century kitchen: we can
explain the social status and
household organization
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Coline Aunis, Web and multimedia project manager
Mus e des arts et m tiers : images
Museum s team and team s tasks
Museum’s team
- Department of Communication
- Department of Pedagogy
- Department of Collection
- Department of Documentation and photography
Team’s tasks
- Methodology and monitoring of work
- Investigations on the uses, constraints and needs of visitors and museum staff
- Research on contents
- Select, create, validate contents and scenario
- Dissemination of the results
Added Value of A2R
Today :
- 3D objects
- Objects under showcases
- No motion objects
With A2R :
- Seeing machines functioning
- Assist visitors to understand complex physical phenomena
- Rich content : technical, historical, links between objects
- Multi-supports : video, sound, visual, text
- Adaptation to the profile and expectations of the visitor
Artifact : Lavoisier s laboratory
Constraints
- Discourse of Artefacts :
scientist, technique, history, sociology
- Existing content :
Audio, video, sounds, documentation, etc
- Technical :
sound, light, 3D modeling, location
Challenges
- Tour into the museum (linked objects)
- Glasses of the laboratory
Roger McKinley, Research and Innovation Manager
Foundation for Art and Creative
Technology, Liverpool, UK
• Innovative
• Collaborative
• Connected
• Dynamic
• Valuing Diversity
Foundation for Art and Creative Technology
FACT
FACT Interior
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Target Audience
Central architectural feature
Ad Hoc and Punk
VIPs with good content
A “hidden” story is revealed
When the person was in the building?
Why the person was in the building?
Rich media content including movie film and
soundbites which offer emotively responsive
material.
Physiological data analysis based on media
experience rather than static facts
The FACT artifact for ARtSENSE User Case 1
The FACT artifact for ARtSENSE User Case 1
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BIOSENSING
SITUATION MONITORING
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Introduction to the Exhibit
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What is a “Refreshment”?
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What is a “Refreshment”?
What is a “Refreshment”?
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The Lady of the House
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The Lady of the House
The Lady of the House
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The Kitchen
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The Kitchen
The Kitchen
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The Family Pet
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The Family Pet
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High Interest Detected Low Interest Detected
Jan „lost“ in the kitchen
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USER
Technology Highlight
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Vuzix STAR 1200 iSTAR – combined AR
glasses with eye-tracking
Low resolution
eye-tracking
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