Oportunitats museístiques impulsades per la realitat virtual: arxius digitalitzats en l’era del metavers
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La tecnologia de realitat virtual (RV) ha portat noves perspectives i energia als museus d’art, tot impulsant l’avanç de noves tecnologies que poden abordar desafiaments futurs mentre satisfan les demandes de l’era del metavers. L’arxiu digital i les visites guiades d’avui dia, que depenen de la realitat virtual i de la recuperació més portàtil d’informació, aporten optimisme al desenvolupament de museus. La tecnologia de realitat virtual supera les limitacions dels museus tradicionals limitades per l’espai i el temps a mesura que l’arxiu digital es converteix gradualment en una realitat. Aquest estudi destaca els beneficis de l’arxiu en línia impulsat pel metavers des de la perspectiva dels usuaris, seguit d’una revisió d’exemples recents d’ús de la RV per a l’arxiu d’art multimèdia. Posem l’accent en la importància de continuar investigant les tecnologies emergents inexplorades en l’arxiu d’art multimèdia i proposem que les tecnologies de RV en el metavers siguin facilitadors essencials per a finalitats d’arxiu en línia. El nostre treball té com a objectiu ajudar els investigadors d’art, arxivers, professionals i artistes a comprendre els desafiaments i les necessitats futures de l’arxiu d’art multimèdia en el metavers encara en desenvolupament. A més, analitzem els casos actuals d’ús de la RV per a la conservació de l’art multimèdia després de descriure els avantatges de l’arxiu en línia impulsat per metaversos des del punt de vista dels usuaris. Posem l’accent en la necessitat d’estudis addicionals sobre noves tecnologies en la conservació de l’art dels mitjans. A més, les tecnologies de realitat virtual del metavers exerceixen un paper crucial en l’assoliment dels objectius d’arxiu en línia. Aquesta recerca contribueix a una millor comprensió dels desafiaments i els requisits futurs de l’arxiu de l’art multimèdia en el metavers en evolució per a investigadors d’art, arxivers i artistes.
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