Adaptive Immersive Experiences: Comparative Study on Villa Regina |
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| Liliana Cecere, Francesco Colace, Muhammad Khan, Angelo Lorusso, Domenico Santaniello, Carmine Valentino |
- Abstract:
- The application of immersive technologies for enhancing and managing cultural resources has become a vital frontier in the digitization of archaeological artifacts. This contribution introduces an application designed for Villa Regina in Boscoreale (Pompeii Archaeological Park), which encompasses the development of two digital environments: a 360° virtual tour for dissemination purposes and a VR environment derived from a parametric BIM model intended for maintenance and data visualization from sensors (Digital Twin). The objective of this study is to analyze and evaluate the two solutions for various user profiles, assessing their functional, communicative, and operational efficacy on several levels. The comparative assessment, conducted through simulations and qualitative feedback, highlights the strengths, shortcomings, and integrative potential of the two systems. Implementing a rule-based recommendation system is suggested to enhance the personalization of the experience. The concept proposes a cohesive and flexible perspective on digital technologies for heritage, adept at integrating public communication and technical administration within a dynamic information ecosystem.
- Download:
- IMEKO-Metroarchaeo-2025-096.pdf
- DOI:
- 10.21014/tc26-2025.096
- Event details
- IMEKO TC:
- TC26
- Event name:
- TC26 MetroArcheo Conference 2025
- Title:
Metrology for Archaeology and Cultural Heritage
- Place:
- Bergamo, ITALY
- Time:
- 15 October 2025 - 17 October 2025