Long time no see! Due to some deadlines regarding my PhD, it’s been a while since I last updated the SensiMAR page.
But this does not mean that the work on SensiMAR has stopped! First results are out!
A publication related to the SensiMAR study was awarded as best communication of young researcher, last November 23 at the conference ICGI 2019. A proposal for designing a multisensory AR app is made and the current article presents some insights included in this awarded communcation.
SensiMAR was out for user tests. In a total of 8 days, Conimbriga’s visitors were able to see more, to hear more, and to smell more. The house of Cantaber was augmented with a virtual reconstruction, a soundscape, and a smell of garum.
Over the last month, I have produced visual content to be on display for the SensiMAR experience. This data relates to the reconstruction of one part of the House of Cantaber, from Conimbriga. This article shows what was reconstructed, and why.
– “Where is SensiMAR taking place? Conimbra was a huge Roman city, can you be more specific?”
– “Yes, I can. Let’s explore the House of Cantaber.”
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