This demo paper describes the pilot plant of the PALM-Cities Project, installed at a modern art museum in Genoa. The objective of the system is offering visitors a novel and immersive experience when visiting the exhibit. In fact, owing to automatic identification technologies, such as Near Field Communication (NFC) and the Quick Response Code (QR Code), people can interact with the surrounding environment by means of their own devices, e.g., smartphones or tablets, receiving personalized contents as they move in a given location. Different resources for the same artwork in the museum are delivered to different users on the basis of their preferences, such as, e.g., language, age and device.
Wolfsoniana Smart Museum. A Pilot Plant Installation of the PALM-Cities Project
COCCOLI, MAURO;
2013-01-01
Abstract
This demo paper describes the pilot plant of the PALM-Cities Project, installed at a modern art museum in Genoa. The objective of the system is offering visitors a novel and immersive experience when visiting the exhibit. In fact, owing to automatic identification technologies, such as Near Field Communication (NFC) and the Quick Response Code (QR Code), people can interact with the surrounding environment by means of their own devices, e.g., smartphones or tablets, receiving personalized contents as they move in a given location. Different resources for the same artwork in the museum are delivered to different users on the basis of their preferences, such as, e.g., language, age and device.
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