The project HOUSE OF FRANK was presented in Bologna today, whose official start is fixed at the beginning of May and it will be host by Palazzo Poggi Museum in Bologna. This project will let the visitors to live the myth of Frankenstein through augmented reality. Throughout the month of May, at the Alma Mater Museum, it will be possible to experience the myth of Frankenstein in a different way from the traditional visit to the Museum, thanks to the ARtGlass solution and to the scientific curatorship of Eugenio Bertozzi: wearing smartglasses, it will be possible to experience the HOUSE OF... read more»

Santa Giulia City Museum opens to Augmented Reality, giving its visitors the opportunity to undertake an amazing virtual tour inside one of the most suggestive area of the museum, in order to celebrate its first 20 years of activity. From Thursday 12 July to Sunday 30 September, Brescia Musei Foundation and the Municipality of Brescia, in cooperation with the Cultural Heritage Superintendence and Lombardy Region, extend the ultra-technological trip of immersive vision to the complex of Domus, three years later the success achieved at BRIXIA Archaeological Park of Roman Brescia by the ArtGlass... read more»

A new project developed by Capitale Cultura International and ArtGlass and promoted by the Historical Archive of the City of Lugano and the Lugano Tourism Association, in collaboration with LAC- Lugano Arte e Cultura. From June 16, ARtGlass Experience comes once again back in Lugano, after the success achieved by the previous experiences: Villa Ciani, Cantonal Library, the Swiss Customs Museum and the Tremona Castello Archaeological Park in Mendrisio. The aim of this project is to literally give life back to Santa Maria degli Angioli’s neighbourhood with the Augmented Reality system,... read more»

Thanks to ARtglass US, augmented reality tours make their debut in the United States. At the historical sites of James Monroe’s Highland (Charlottesville, Virginia), smart-glasses will show 3D holograms, text, pictures and video alongside the real-life environment, helping people discover the residence of one among the most influential presidents of the United States (1817-25). The house currently standing was not where Monroe actually lived, that was destroyed by a fire after the property was sold in 1826. AR will allow people to view a 3D model of what the house looked like. The AR tour... read more»