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Developing a Multitasking Augmented Reality Application for Theatrical, Cultural Content

Eirini Mamakou
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Georgios Karafotias
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Gabriel Gkourdoglou
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Georgios Loumos
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Antonios Kargas
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Dimitrios Varoutas
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Version 1 : Received: 6 February 2024 / Approved: 8 February 2024 / Online: 9 February 2024 (09:51:09 CET)

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Mamakou, I., Karafotias, G., Gkourdoglou, G., Loumos, G., Kargas, A., & Varoutas, D. (2024). Developing a Multitasking Augmented Reality Application for Theatrical and Cultural Content. Heritage, 7(7), 3578-3596. Mamakou, I., Karafotias, G., Gkourdoglou, G., Loumos, G., Kargas, A., & Varoutas, D. (2024). Developing a Multitasking Augmented Reality Application for Theatrical and Cultural Content. Heritage, 7(7), 3578-3596.

Abstract

Implementing digital technologies, such augmented reality and 3D models, to various cultural sectors is an ongoing procedure, especially favorable after COVID-19 pandemic. Even though such technologies are familiar to museums, galleries and archaeological places all over the world, little research or practical cases have been developed when it comes to theaters and theatrical costumes. Proposed research article describes the methodology of both reference material collection and applications development, while an analysis of functions and aesthetic results are described, especially when it comes to 3D models. The paper’s aim to reveal that theatrical operations (as part of cultural sector) as well as structured parts (such as acts, performances and costumes) can be preserved and served to larger audiences via technological means, such as an augmented reality application.

Keywords

Augmented Reality, 3D models, Digital Application, Theater, Theatrical Costumes

Subject

Arts and Humanities, Theater

Copyright: This is an open access article distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution License which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited.

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