The MIT Museum now has the Collections of the former Holography Museum in New York City. That Museum may have had some exhibits that displayed holograms and used them didactically.

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On Jul 10, 2019, at 4:32 PM, Calvin Uzelmeier <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

We are experimenting with some different ways of engaging audiences with narrative content, including both true holograms and pseudo-holograms like Pepper's ghosts and persistence-of-vision effects. I am curious how other institutions have utilized these types of visuals and to what success. Anyone have any examples to share? Anyone using a true hologram to help audiences engage with objects or characters? Anyone using a pseudo-effect for a similar purpose? We are especially interested in anyone combining these kinds of effects with voice interaction like New Dimension's in Testimony by USC's Shoah Foundation.

Thanks in advance for the input!

Calvin Uzelmeier, Ph.D.
Director of Featured Content, Exhibition Support & Special Projects
Rochester Museum & Science Center

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