Make your website tailored for augmented reality museums

Many museums are also employing AI to digitise their extensive collections of written documents and further preserve these valuable materials. By making their collections digital, museums are not only safeguarding them for future generations but also making them more accessible to both researchers and the public.

Roll up your sleeves and do it yourself with our simple no-code tool. Upload your design for marker-based AR. A static trigger image that will be brought to life with the Overly app. Upload your content. Video, animation or 3D model that will overlay your marker or appear in WebAR space. Publish to the platform.

Add interactivity and publish your AR experience in just a few clicks. Follow the steps below to get started on your augmented reality journey. MyWebAR is 100% free to sign up, so you can start testing, prototyping and pitching your future augmented reality experiences right away.

Museums use augmented reality to enrich exhibits by overlaying digital content onto physical artifacts. AR offers interactive, educational experiences, enabling visitors to see additional information, animations, and reconstructions.

Museums use drones and 3D scanning technologies to digitize and document large structures or archaeological sites. These tools allow for precise, high-resolution mapping and recording, preserving historical sites in digital form.

Tourists can access information about their destination and the area while they explore through their smartphones. Travelers can use AR to find restaurants, bars, shops, transport, activities, and hotels, making navigation in unfamiliar areas quicker, more convenient, and personalized.

Improved experiences Immersive VR experiences dramatically enhance the museumsʼ storytelling potential. VR can make exhibits interactive, put objects in context, show their true scale, and bring an extra dimension to museum exhibitions and collections.

Typical Omeka Workflow To create an exhibition, the general workflow steps are: Create a new Item Set. Create Items that are assigned to the Item Set. Create a new Site. Create a Page in the Site. Add Blocks to the Page that include Items you created. Repeat steps 4 and 5 until you have completed your exhibition.