Location-Based Artifact Installation Interaction

Our project establishes digital 3D models of artifacts through digital scanning technology and develops proportionate interactive devices that can interact with projection images using spatial location technology. The project aims to commemorate the Southward Evacuation of the artifacts led by the Palace Museum in China during World War II. By allowing visitors to physically touch the artifact installations for experiential purposes, it breaks the traditional exhibition limitation of only being able to view artifacts from a distance. This approach enables audiences to gain a more comprehensive understanding of cultural heritage through a multi-sensory experience, thereby encouraging reflection on the value and significance of artifact preservation.