From bright ideas to compelling prototypes
As the end of the year approaches, the UNI JENA team and their students are focussing on implementation methods for their prototype designs. Several ideas.. Read More »
As the end of the year approaches, the UNI JENA team and their students are focussing on implementation methods for their prototype designs. Several ideas.. Read More »
The selection of physiological monitoring devices and indoor positioning systems is now complete, and the centralized MinIO based storage infrastructure is fully operational. We can.. Read More »
Beyond traditional surveys and headcounts, META-MUSEUM is exploring the “inner life” of the visitor by capturing the real-time emotional and physiological responses that define a.. Read More »
The latest museum campaigns wrapped up with in-depth analysis that reveals both the strengths and the areas for improvement at partner museums. Using surveys and.. Read More »
We’re excited to share insights from the recent training module workshop based on TransforMEANS Theory, at the annual EMA Conference and Award Ceremony held in.. Read More »
META-MUSEUM project participated in the UNIGHT activities in Turin, which was part of the European Researchers’ Night. Collaborating with teams from POLITO, VILNIUS TECH, and.. Read More »
Researchers at the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam are currently investigating how brains and bodies respond to culture and heritage… Read More »
With the guidance of the UNI Jena-team a group of international students have begun to draft and visualise design prototypes… Read More »
VILNIUS TECH began developing the T8.1 M4 system—a new platform designed to monitor visitors’ emotional responses in real time during cultural events. Based on an.. Read More »