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Scan real artifacts at The Metropolitan Museum of Art with your iPhone to collect 3D replicas for your digital collection. Over 200 scanned objects with 138 publicly available online, scanning approximately 70 new works annually. These 3D objects can be viewed in AR on mobile or shared in VR spaces like Apple Vision Pro.
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Acropolis Museum
Use augmented reality in the Acropolis Museum's Parthenon Gallery to see the Parthenon marbles restored to their original vivid colors and reconstructed within the temple's frieze. The AR overlay reveals ancient polychrome painting on the marble sculptures, transforming how visitors understand classical Greek art.
Emissive / Musée du Louvre
Reveals the details of Leonardo da Vinci's masterpiece invisible to the naked eye using infrared scans, X-ray imaging, and scientific analysis. The first VR experience ever presented by the Musée du Louvre, created for the museum's landmark 2019 Leonardo da Vinci exhibition. Step behind the glass and examine brushstrokes, hidden layers, and the enigmatic smile in extraordinary detail.
Explore art in augmented reality through Google Arts & Culture. Features AR-enabled artworks from world-renowned museums and cultural institutions.
Google Arts & Culture
Walk through virtual museum galleries featuring works by Vermeer, Frida Kahlo, and other masters using AR on your mobile device.