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“We are going to stage this disinfection device to reassure the public. Ultimately, this confinement has been conducive to reinvention. We have had time to think about solutions to be able to democratize these experiences,” she continues. Museums strengthen their online VR devices This is also the bet of more and more museums which offer – in addition to exhibitions – interactive and immersive experiences. This is the case of the National Museum of Natural History, the first museum to have set up a permanent room, the Virtual Reality Cabinet of the Grande Galerie de l'Evolution .


This space relies on virtual reality as an educational kazakhstan cell phone number list tool for scientific knowledge. 1666 Source. of Paris Since its opening, this new mediation system – incorporating a demanding health system – has been full to the brim. Stéphanie Targui, head of digital at the Museum, is working on several new experiences and hopes to be able to welcome the public again by the end of the year.


Festivals set up virtual platforms Many festivals have also had to adapt to current circumstances. The Tribeca Festival – which was held in New York in April – offered, in partnership with Oculus, a free virtual platform giving access to around fifteen VR films. The result. 50,000 visitors to this program, opening the festival to a much more varied audience. Source. Tribeca Film Festival in New York In France, Laval Virtual – the XR world’s spring meeting place for 20 years – offered its visitors the chance to create an avatar to meet up and attend scheduled conferences via a virtual platform .