This virtual museum is currently being developed by the Research Centre in Evolutionary Anthropology and Palaeoecology (RCEAP) in collaboration with DigiArt. The museum is a showcase of the work by anthropologists at LJMU on skeletal material housed in their university collections. Because we don’t have an exhibition space, the virtual museum allows you, the public, […]
Staff and Researchers at LJMU working together with the Fab Lab have been testing methods to 3D Print models faster, hoping in the near future to allow museums and archaeological sites to recreate artefacts for their visitors, from assets used in the virtual museums and games developed during the DigiArt project.
Researchers throughout Europe meet on September 29 in Thessaloniki, Greece. DigiArt was present showing its Scladina Cave game with Oculus glasses – there was a queue of people waiting to play the game.
The DigiArt Consortium, meet in Namur, Belgium to discuss the progress of the project.
The DigiArt consortium visit the Scladina Caves in Belgium, during their October meeting in Namur.
DigiArt at Researchers Night, inviting people to 3D virtual tours and 3D designing space On Friday September 27th, DigiArt had the opportunity to be one of the main exhibitors in Thessaloniki’s Researchers’ Night. A crowd of teenagers and adults with enthusiasm about science and technology flooded in Thessaloniki’s Concert Hall to meet and experience futuristic […]
DigiArt presenting the use of the story telling engine as a tool for academic dissemination of scientific 3D models at the Annual Meeting of the European Society for the study of Human Evolution, Leiden, The Netherlands. 21-23 September 2017.
‘Being Human’ is a free, two-day arts and science festival, taking place on Saturday 9th and Sunday 10th September 2017, which explores the question of just what it is to be human. Visitors can discover a range of exhibitions about Richard III, ancient people from the Andes, disability in Roman times, 3D printing […]
Liverpool John Moores University PHD Student, Satu Valoriani shows us the principles of cranial reconstruction, and its uses for Anthropologists in this informative video, for Digiart’s Virtual Museum.
The progress of DigiArt project was presented in IEEE 3D TV Conference in Copenhagen [1]. The virtual reality tours for the 3 use cases and the story telling engine was presented. The presentation was addressed to 30 technical specialists in the field that have shown great interest for the project. Dissemination material such as the […]
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