Abstract
In this study, we discuss a technical development trying to answer the question: Is it possible that visually impaired people can “see” the art? Probably, the answer is no, but we believe that it is possible to construct a similar multi-sensorial experience. In the Pinacoteca of the University of Concepción a project was developed that integrates 3D printing, “iBeacons,” a gyroscope, floor guides, and mobile applications to bring the art closer to visually impaired people. This paper highlights the challenge, the experience, and the results of the experience.
Details
Presentation Type
Paper Presentation in a Themed Session
Theme
2018 Special Focus - Inclusion as Shared Vision: Museums and Sharing Heritage
KEYWORDS
Visually Impaired, Art
Digital Media
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