+ What could be more logical than organizing a new mediation path to update the Notre-Dame-en-Vaux + Cloister Museum? This modernization includes about ten touch tablets mounted on stands, + placed at strategic points throughout the visit. Each tablet presents its own eCorpus scenes, + displaying digital twins of column-statues and enriching them semantically, acting as true + digital labels. +
++ This setup invites visitors to see the sculptures before them with fresh eyes. Independently, + they can explore points of interest, read articles written by the museum staff, and view images + of other contemporary iconographies. This provides more information than a traditional label, + making it perfect for independent visitors or as a support tool for museum guides. +
++ Ten column-statues were selected to be enhanced by these digital labels. As capital works, + they are the first to benefit from a reconstruction hypothesis, resulting from a + close collaboration between the Museum team, a Scientific Council, and Holusion. + These hypothetical 3D reconstructions, colored to distinguish them from the original, + mark an advancement in research and museum mediation. +
++ This collection is available on the eCorpus website. + You can consult it for free now to appreciate the work done for the valorization of these + medieval masterpieces. +
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