Serious Games in the museum: an overview

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This document discusses using serious games and interactive storytelling in museums. It provides examples of projects that use natural interaction technologies like hand gestures, augmented reality, and body motion to bring museum artifacts and historical sites to life. These include allowing visitors to interactively explore restored frescoes, virtual tomb reconstructions, and reconstructed heritage sites. The goal is to enhance the museum experience and make heritage more engaging through multimedia storytelling and educational games.

Serious games
in the museum:
an overview
Daniel Pletinckx
Visual Dimension bvba
Belgium
V-MUST is funded by the European Commission under the Community's Seventh
Framework Programme, contract no. GA 270404.

Interactive storytelling
•  Visiting a museum = an experience
•  Provide a layered, multi-perspective story
•  Reveal the human factor
•  Interactive
•  User choses based upon interest, curiosity, exploration
•  Passive user profiling
•  Storytelling
•  Interactive storytelling = contradictory
•  Story divided in many parts
•  Works like a puzzle, finding connections

Interactive storytelling through
•  Natural interaction – hands (Leap Motion)
•  Spatial Augmented Reality
•  Tangible Interfaces
•  Virtex (museum objects)
•  Virtex Light (monuments)
•  Natural interaction – body
•  AdMotum (real time 3D + Kinect1)
•  TimeGate (real time 3D + Kinect2)
=> Serious game

Natural interaction: I Colori di Giotto
Giotto fresco and digital restoration, Assisi

Natural interaction: I Colori di Giotto
Giotto fresco, digital restoration, Assisi

Natural interaction: I Colori di Giotto
3D model of Giotto fresco, 2010, CNR-ITABC

Natural interaction: I Colori di Giotto
Interactive exploration of Giotto fresco, 2010, CNR-ITABC

Natural interaction: Etruscanning
Museo Gregoriano Etrusco, Vatican Museums

Natural interaction: Etruscanning
Regolini-Galassi tomb, excavated in 1836, objects in Vatican Museums

Natural interaction: Etruscanning
Interactive virtual Regolini-Galassi tomb (CNR-ITABC & Visual Dimension), 2011

Natural interaction: Etruscanning
Interactive virtual Regolini-Galassi tomb (CNR-ITABC & Visual Dimension)

Natural interaction: Etruscanning
Etruscanning setup at the National Museum of Antiquities, Leiden, Netherlands

Natural interaction: Etruscanning
Etruscanning setup at the Allard Pierson Museum, Amsterdam

Natural interaction: Etruscanning
Permanent Etruscanning installation at the Vatican Museums, Rome, 2013

Natural interaction: Vrouw Maria
Vrouw Maria, Maritime Museum of Finland, 2012

Natural interaction: Aquae Patavinae
Archaeological park and museum at Montegrotto, Italy, 2012

Natural interaction: Aquae Patavinae
http://www.aquaepatavinae.it/

Natural interaction: Imago Bononiae
Imago Bononiae, interactive virtual reconstruction of Bologna, 2013

Natural interaction: Imago Bononiae
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mm08iplSfLA

AdMotum @ Sarajevo
Natural interaction implementation of Cim basilica in Keys2Rome exhibition

AdMotum @ Sarajevo
Interactive Cim basilica in Keys2Rome exhibition

AdMotum @ Rome
Interactive Forum of Augustus in the Keys2Rome exhibition

AdMotum @ Amsterdam
Interactive Plasmolen villa (Nijmegen) in the Keys2Rome exhibition

AdMotum @ Alexandria
Interactive Serapeum (Alexandria) in the Keys2Rome exhibition

TimeGate @ Ename
Archaeological site of Ename, Belgium

TimeGate @ Ename
Natural interaction implementation of Ename abbey interior

TimeGate
Natural interaction implementation of Ename abbey exterior

TimeGate
Natural interaction implementation of Ename village

TimeGate
Natural interaction implementation of Ename abbey and village

TimeGate
Natural interaction – gesture editor

TimeGate
Gesture editor – selection of significant body parts

TimeGate
Gesture editor – gesture recording

TimeGate
Educational game – part 2 VIDEO

Ename educational game
Ename heritage centre

Ename educational game
Ename heritage centre – educational unit

Ename educational game
Ename heritage centre – outlook on archaeological site

Many thanks!
heritage@visualdimension.be
exploitation@v-must.net

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Serious Games in the museum: an overview

1. Serious games in the museum: an overview Daniel Pletinckx Visual Dimension bvba Belgium V-MUST is funded by the European Commission under the Community's Seventh Framework Programme, contract no. GA 270404.

2. Interactive storytelling •  Visiting a museum = an experience •  Provide a layered, multi-perspective story •  Reveal the human factor •  Interactive •  User choses based upon interest, curiosity, exploration •  Passive user profiling •  Storytelling •  Interactive storytelling = contradictory •  Story divided in many parts •  Works like a puzzle, finding connections

3. Interactive storytelling through •  Natural interaction – hands (Leap Motion) •  Spatial Augmented Reality •  Tangible Interfaces •  Virtex (museum objects) •  Virtex Light (monuments) •  Natural interaction – body •  AdMotum (real time 3D + Kinect1) •  TimeGate (real time 3D + Kinect2) => Serious game

4. Natural interaction: I Colori di Giotto Giotto fresco and digital restoration, Assisi

5. Natural interaction: I Colori di Giotto Giotto fresco, digital restoration, Assisi

6. Natural interaction: I Colori di Giotto 3D model of Giotto fresco, 2010, CNR-ITABC

7. Natural interaction: I Colori di Giotto Interactive exploration of Giotto fresco, 2010, CNR-ITABC

8. Natural interaction: I Colori di Giotto Interactive exploration of Giotto fresco, 2010, CNR-ITABC

9. Natural interaction: I Colori di Giotto Interactive exploration of Giotto fresco, 2010, CNR-ITABC

10. Natural interaction: Etruscanning Museo Gregoriano Etrusco, Vatican Museums

11. Natural interaction: Etruscanning Regolini-Galassi tomb, excavated in 1836, objects in Vatican Museums

12. Natural interaction: Etruscanning Interactive virtual Regolini-Galassi tomb (CNR-ITABC & Visual Dimension), 2011

13. Natural interaction: Etruscanning Interactive virtual Regolini-Galassi tomb (CNR-ITABC & Visual Dimension)

14. Natural interaction: Etruscanning Etruscanning setup at the National Museum of Antiquities, Leiden, Netherlands

15. Natural interaction: Etruscanning Etruscanning setup at the Allard Pierson Museum, Amsterdam

16. Natural interaction: Etruscanning Permanent Etruscanning installation at the Vatican Museums, Rome, 2013

17. Natural interaction: Vrouw Maria Vrouw Maria, Maritime Museum of Finland, 2012

18. Natural interaction: Vrouw Maria Vrouw Maria, Maritime Museum of Finland, 2012

19. Natural interaction: Vrouw Maria Vrouw Maria, Maritime Museum of Finland, 2012

20. Natural interaction: Vrouw Maria Vrouw Maria, Maritime Museum of Finland, 2012

21. Natural interaction: Aquae Patavinae Archaeological park and museum at Montegrotto, Italy, 2012

22. Natural interaction: Aquae Patavinae Archaeological park and museum at Montegrotto, Italy, 2012

23. Natural interaction: Aquae Patavinae http://www.aquaepatavinae.it/

24. Natural interaction: Imago Bononiae Imago Bononiae, interactive virtual reconstruction of Bologna, 2013

25. Natural interaction: Imago Bononiae Imago Bononiae, interactive virtual reconstruction of Bologna, 2013

26. Natural interaction: Imago Bononiae Imago Bononiae, interactive virtual reconstruction of Bologna, 2013

27. Natural interaction: Imago Bononiae https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mm08iplSfLA

28. AdMotum @ Keys2Rome AdMotum setup, 2014

29. AdMotum @ Sarajevo Natural interaction implementation of Cim basilica in Keys2Rome exhibition

30. AdMotum @ Sarajevo Natural interaction implementation of Cim basilica in Keys2Rome exhibition

31. AdMotum @ Sarajevo Interactive Cim basilica in Keys2Rome exhibition

32. AdMotum @ Rome Interactive Forum of Augustus in the Keys2Rome exhibition

33. AdMotum @ Amsterdam Interactive Plasmolen villa (Nijmegen) in the Keys2Rome exhibition

34. AdMotum @ Amsterdam Interactive Plasmolen villa (Nijmegen) in the Keys2Rome exhibition

35. AdMotum @ Amsterdam Interactive Plasmolen villa (Nijmegen) in the Keys2Rome exhibition

36. AdMotum @ Alexandria Interactive Serapeum (Alexandria) in the Keys2Rome exhibition

37. TimeGate @ Ename Archaeological site of Ename, Belgium

38. TimeGate @ Ename Natural interaction implementation of Ename abbey interior

39. TimeGate @ Ename Natural interaction implementation of Ename abbey interior

40. TimeGate @ Ename Natural interaction implementation of Ename abbey interior

41. TimeGate @ Ename Natural interaction implementation of Ename abbey interior

42. TimeGate @ Ename Natural interaction implementation of Ename abbey interior

43. TimeGate Natural interaction implementation of Ename abbey exterior

44. TimeGate Natural interaction implementation of Ename village

45. TimeGate Natural interaction implementation of Ename abbey and village

46. TimeGate Natural interaction – gesture editor

47. TimeGate Gesture editor – selection of significant body parts

48. TimeGate Gesture editor – gesture recording

49. TimeGate

50. TimeGate Educational game – part 1

51. TimeGate Natural interaction implementation of Ename abbey and village

52. TimeGate Educational game – part 2 VIDEO

53. TimeGate Educational game – part 3

54. TimeGate Educational game – part 3

55. TimeGate Educational game – part 4

56. TimeGate Educational game – part 4

57. Ename educational game Ename heritage centre

58. Ename educational game Ename heritage centre – educational unit

59. Ename educational game Ename heritage centre – outlook on archaeological site

60. Many thanks! heritage@visualdimension.be exploitation@v-must.net

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