论文信息 - From 3D Web to VR historical scenarios: A cross-media digital heritage application for audience development

From 3D Web to VR historical scenarios: A cross-media digital heritage application for audience development

This work presents the MUVI project — Virtual Museum of Daily Life — as a test bed for evaluating different cross-media outputs as a key to audience development for cultural contents. The open source framework of the project is based on Blender and Blend4Web.

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