interactive holographic technology
Museums get Creative with 3D Interactive Holographic Technology
What questions would you ask of your favorite deceased artist or head of state? Museums use all kinds of technology to keep viewers and especially children engaged in history. Artificial intelligence is the next tool in the museum canon and is an ideal place for 3D holograms. For one, museums have the funding to collaborate and create an interactive avatar that is both educational and a popular ticket-selling attraction. The Museum of Art and Photography in Bangalore has collaborated with Accenture Labs to create a digital twin of painter M.F.