Archeomatica

Leonardo da Vinci’s Last Supper: Enhanced Uses and New Digital Pathways

Franscesco Gavioli, Eleonora Ligas — Mon, 27 Nov 2023 00:00:00 +0100

SyncHolo: Holograms in the World of Art

Paola Rocca, Caterina Rai, Camilla di Giacomo — Mon, 27 Nov 2023 00:00:00 +0100

The use of holograms in exhibition design and the new frontier of inclusive communication to the
public: how holograms enrich the cultural experience and how digital technology synthesizes the
analog into experiences that amplify the perception of art and its meaning.
When introduced to the topic of holograms for the first time, one's mind may wander to a diverse
archive of pop culture and science fiction, transporting us to the distant worlds of Star Wars or Star Trek, or to the advertisements from Back to the Future.

At first glance, holograms appear as nothing more than a fantasy, a glimpse into a technology seemingly too advanced for our time. However, enthusiasts know that the era of holograms has begun, and we are already engaged in an ongoing technological pursuit. Experts in the field are aware that technology's evolution has impressively expanded the horizons of hologram applications.

Innovative solutions for the fruition of Cultural Heritage: VALUE

Antonino Lopes et alii — Mon, 27 Nov 2023 00:00:00 +0100

The digital revolution has helped to radically change perspective in the provisioning of goods and services in all market sectors. In the CH business, people visit's approach has substantially changed, with the introduction of new enabling technology, i.e., Artificial Intelligence and related technologies like Computer Vision, Machine Learning, eXstended Reality, etc. The digital evolution, by modifying the process of providing the cultural services, determines important changes both in the ways of
using the asset and in the role of the visitor, who more often has the possibility of interacting firsthand with the cultural artworks.

The VALUE project provides a different cultural fruition method, based on the use of mixed reality technologies capable of making the visit a unique emotional experience.

Digital narratives for education and cultural dissemination: an application case in the Colosseum archaeological park

Noemy Gabay, Dario Di Girolamo, Andrea Schiapelli — Mon, 27 Nov 2023 00:00:00 +0100

The integration of storytelling and gamification in cultural communication and education offers a powerful means to engage audiences and make cultural content more accessible and enjoyable. The Cultrip project exemplifies how these
methodologies can be successfully implemented, providing an interactive and educational experience for children at the Colosseum archaeological park. By embracing innovative approaches, cultural institutions can foster a deeper appreciation and understanding of heritage among diverse audiences, ultimately contributing to the democratization
of culture and knowledge.

Between architecture and Digital Twin: the 3D survey of the Visconti Tower of the famous Monza Park

Gianluca Renghini — Mon, 27 Nov 2023 00:00:00 +0100

In collaboration with the Consorzio Villa Reale, the topographic, 3D and aerial photogrammetric surveys of the Visconti Tower of the Monza Park were carried out. The surveys were carried out to obtain an extremely detailed, precise and georeferenced 3D model of the building in order to produce high-level internal and external elevations and floor plans and to obtain a digital twin of the structure. The survey is the result of different survey tools and techniques integrated together.

Museum Use

Francesca Salvemini — Mon, 27 Nov 2023 00:00:00 +0100