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Welcome to the Museum Technology group. This group is for anyone who develops or is interested in technology in museums. This can be any form of technology used in exhibition spaces, cell phone tours, podcasts, etc.
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the revolution in Museum
Started by yves apeloig Sep 28, 2010. 0 Replies 0 Favorites
The subject is a little bit difficult because it is a real and strong innovation.Not an improvment as good as it can beIt means a new world of mediationSome of the functionality are uneasy to…Continue
museums and mobile technology survey
Started by Alexandra Korey. Last reply by Giasemi Vavoula Sep 28, 2010. 1 Reply 0 Favorites
Have you guys seen this survey from 2009 of the use of mobile technology in museums?…Continue
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Check out the new Magic Tate Ball from the folks at Thought Den!
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Comment by Rom on June 4, 2010 at 10:11am -
Hello Yves,
Is it possible to know more about your feature ?
Do you have a demo video ?
I don't get who it works....
thanks :)
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Comment by yves apeloig on June 2, 2010 at 10:57am -
I forgot
The system is so easy to configure, you can change the contents from a simple portable in real time, from writing to recording and installing on the system.
Means, you have a full control on your contents.
The system is able to consider what was seeing before and with what interest.
If I come in front of the Joconde from the greek antiquities, I will not get the same comments that if I comes from the egyptians one
Yves
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Comment by yves apeloig on June 2, 2010 at 10:46am
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Hi every one
I know it is not easy to understand the system I developped.
Imagine a so simple device you hardly pay attention, which doesn't need any handling, works hand free, directly usable by disabled, inside as well outside, without any supplementary equipment, without closing you in a bubble, knows what you are looking and how much you are interested, search and sequences according your "visual behavior" all kind of contents and can reconstitute precisely in the most enriched way you can ever dream, your path what you see, your preference
Behavioral interface are considered to belonging yet to laboratory or sciFi movies.
But Percipio is fully operational. I believe that kind of system, also called "mobile wearable human factor computing system", is the future.
All devices we know today, will disappear .
Of course I can be wrong but so far all indicators are in that direction.
It is difficult to find informations on this subject due to the extreme innovation of the concept, the technology and the functionalities.
The issue and consequences of that kind of system are huge, better to discuss about to be ready.
I will be happy to answer all your questions ;-)
Yves
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Comment by Megan Southwood on May 26, 2010 at 10:41pm
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Beyond the Shiny Object: Mission-Driven Museum Technology Development #AAM10 Presentation by Bruce Wyman, Beck Tench, Shelley Bernstein and Nina Simon on Slideshare
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the revolution in Museum
Started by yves apeloig Sep 28, 2010. 0 Replies 0 Favorites
The subject is a little bit difficult because it is a real and strong innovation.Not an improvment as good as it can beIt means a new world of mediationSome of the functionality are uneasy to understand such the "behavioral" one.Not because it is a…Continue
museums and mobile technology survey
Started by Alexandra Korey. Last reply by Giasemi Vavoula Sep 28, 2010. 1 Reply 0 Favorites
Have you guys seen this survey from 2009 of the use of mobile technology in museums?http://www.learningtimes.net/museums-mobile/archive/survey-results-2009/If…Continue
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