Starting today, a new way to discover the Duomo is born, enjoying the possibility of an immersive guided tour embellished with an extraordinary immersive experience, through the use of Augmented Reality.Augmented reality integrates
Artglass srl managed to access the “POR FESR 2014-2020 – Action I.1.b.1.2 – TECH FAST LOMBARDIA” announcement. In fact, the measure aims to intercept technological development projects that have reached a certain level
Cultural valorization through the multimedia language of augmented reality has seen Fondazione Brescia Musei collaborate with ARtGlass/Capitale Cultura Group since 2015.Brixia Time Machine, the project resulting from this collaboration, has made the Brescia
ARtGlass takes its technology on a journey.With the “Mura Aperte” project, Capitale Cultura Group and ARtGlass have written a new chapter in the field of “Phygital” fruition of cultural heritage. For the first
Originally scheduled for 2020, on May 13, 2022, the first exhibition on Giovan Francesco Caroto (1480–1555), organized by the Civic Museums of Verona with Civita Mostre, finally opened its doors to the public in Palazzo della Gran
From May 20 to 22, 2022, inside the Renaissance masterpiece Fortezza da Basso in Florence, ARtGlass, a leading company in the Augmented Reality sector, participated as an Epson partner in the fifth edition of the Didacta Italia Fair.
In the enchanting setting of Lake Garda, the language of augmented reality is ready to make way for the visiting public at the Scaliger Castle, a suggestive and fascinating place in the town of
The patent enhancement selected and financed by the European Regional Development Fund under Action 1.1.2, Axis 1 Investment Priority 1b, “Project for the Economic Enhancement of a Publishing System and the Use of
With the project “The Castle of Brescia and the archaeological system of Brescia Museums – Accessible tourism and enhancement paths thanks to a new Augmented Reality“, the partnership between Fondazione Brescia Musei and
Monte Generoso, approximately 40,000 years ago. Here, Neanderthal Man and the Cave Bear shared a cave, at what is now the border between Switzerland and Italy. The giant plantigrades, mostly herbivores, were among
