Architecture and Digital Exhibitions the Einstein Tower World
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This work is part of a general research about three-dimensional worlds usability issues, aimed at analysing the current points of strength and weakness of immersive navigation in virtual worlds on the net and at developing new cognitive artefacts to improve the quality of these experiences. The Einstein Tower World, a system conceived in occasion of the German Expressionism exhibition held in 1997 at Palazzo Grassi in Venice, can be seen as a first implementation of the results achieved so far by our research.
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