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Revealable volume displays: 3D exploration of mixed-reality public exhibitions

Guefrech et al., 2021

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16721750227086671427
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Guefrech F
Berthaut F
Plénacoste P
Peter Y
Grisoni L
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2021 IEEE Virtual Reality and 3D User Interfaces (VR)

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In this paper, we present a class of mixed-reality displays which allow for the 3D exploration of content in public exhibitions. The shared experience of the exhibition and the preservation of artworks are two very important aspects of these contexts, in particular for museum …
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