Towards a Sustainable Future: Ubiquitous Knowledge Mixed Reality Museum

Area of Science:

• Computer Science
• Human-Computer Interaction
• Digital Heritage

Background:

• The concept of the Ubiquitous Museum leverages ubiquitous computing for seamless user services across environments.
• Mixed Reality (MR) integrates knowledge from cultural heritage institutions and the Internet of Things (IoT).
• Intelligent environments can embed multimodal museum content, extending the museum's reach.

Purpose of the Study:

• To research user experience in knowledge dissemination within the Ubiquitous Museum framework.
• To demonstrate the practical application of this intelligent museum model.
• To explore the contribution of embedded museum content to sustainable development goals.

Main Methods:

• Utilizing ubiquitous computing principles to create a pervasive digital institution.
• Employing Mixed Reality technologies for content integration and knowledge harvesting.
• Investigating user interactions and experiences within the intelligent museum environment.

Main Results:

• The Ubiquitous Museum offers a novel paradigm for digital cultural institutions.
• Mixed Reality effectively bridges physical and digital museum experiences.
• Embedding museum content in intelligent environments shows potential for promoting sustainability.

Conclusions:

• The Ubiquitous Museum paradigm enhances knowledge dissemination and user engagement.
• Mixed Reality is a key enabler for the Ubiquitous Museum.
• This approach supports sustainable development through accessible cultural heritage content.