Notes on the systems, methods and design decisions behind immersive technology, museums, archaeology, digital heritage and AI.
The useful question is not where to add a chatbot. It is which knowledge is difficult to retrieve, verify, connect or reuse—and whether AI can improve that system.
Read article ↗The challenge is not simply visualising archaeology in 3D. It is keeping the immersive interface connected to the evidence that makes the reconstruction meaningful.
Read article ↗Immersion is most useful when it amplifies the meaning of an artefact, place or body of evidence instead of competing with it.
Read article ↗The strongest interactive museums do not replace objects with screens. They expand the contexts in which objects can be understood.
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