It belongs in a museum: How AR is helping fill gaps of lost history
Snap, the creators of Snapchat, has developed augmented reality ( AR ) technology that is being used to enhance visitors' experiences in museums and galleries around the world. This technology allows users to view 3D reconstructions of lost artwork and historic monuments through their smartphones. The Louvre in Paris has recently implemented this AR technology , showcasing 3D reconstructions of Egyptian antiquities. Snap's AR studio in Paris is leading the charge in bringing this technology to art , culture, and education, expanding its potential beyond simple filters on social media. AR has the potential to revolutionize the museum and gallery experience, offering new ways for visitors to engage with historical artifacts and artworks. By providing 3D reconstructions and interactive experiences, AR can bridge the gap between the past and the present, allowing viewers to immerse themselves in the cultural heritage of different civilizations. This technology has been s...