Monument Lab has created a new augmented reality app that allows user to tour portions of Philadelphia using their phones. The free app, called OverTime, uses a format similar to the popular Pokemon ...
What if you could roam the galleries of the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, learn about the artwork, and even play some trivia games, all from the comfort of your phone screen? That day has ...
Mighty Children’s Museum hosts an augmented reality traveling exhibit offering hands-on learning and family resources through ...
ROCHESTER, N.Y. — The Strong Museum of Play is just two days away from reopening. Last week, News10NBC brought viewers inside the construction zone to check out the new 90,000 square foot building.
VR museum ‘Augmented Curiosities’ encourages visitors to explore African artifacts in immersive ways
On Main Library’s fifth floor, visitors can grab a virtual reality headset and be virtually immersed in material culture from an African collection. The exhibition, called “Augmented Curiosities: ...
Those who have always wanted to be part of a famous work of art, soon may have their wishes fulfilled. The Norton Museum of Art is set to launch an augmented reality app Jan. 2 that it says will make ...
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (WAND) - The Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum (ALPLM) is partnering with Google Public Sector to change the way people get information from the museum. New technology ...
Charlotte is notorious for making over the old with the new. If you’ve ever found yourself both admiring new construction and wondering what it replaced, you’re not alone. And now there’s an app to ...
The Smithsonian’s National Postal Museum today launched a new augmented-reality experience that brings to life “Owney the Dog,” mascot of the Railway Mail Service. The experience, offered via iPhone ...
RICHMOND, Va. -- The Valentine Museum will soon host augmented reality tours to give folks an opportunity to learn about the stories of Richmond. The museum is partnering with ARtGlass to provide ...
Abstract sculptor Anton Bakker’s math-derived structures are on exhibit at some of the world’s best-known sites, including the Washington Monument grounds, New York’s Times Square and equally ...
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