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WART holding February 2025 planning, sharing session

A photo of stone statues scanned from the Egyptian collection at the Museum of Fine Arts at the Winchester Public Library. COURTESY PHOTO

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The following was submitted by WART:

The Winchester Augmented Reality Team (WART) will meet on Tuesday, Feb. 11, from 7 to 8:30 p.m., in the Large Meeting Room at the Winchester Public Library, 80 Washington St., Winchester.

Let’s share ideas on what local artists think about extending their art into AR for 2025. If you have an idea you wish to explore and work on, please send a note to hello@wart.win and WART can work out how realistic it is with available options.

Using AR as an alternative way to present information; for example, a tour of local sites with historical significance can reveal bits of history that are right here in town.

The conversation is not limited to artists and is available to anyone who sees an opportunity to explore sharing their information using AR to present it via images, video, green screen video, portals (360 view) - image and video, attached or standalone soundtracks.

These were scanned with the poly.cam app and inserted into the library lobby.

You can “walk” around the scanned object in the Hoverlay app.

Demonstrations of existing AR installations around Winchester can easily be done with the Hoverlay app. If you have not already used the Hoverlay app install for free from the AppStore or GooglePlay.

See the website for more information. The blog has examples of recent spaces created in AR and updates on current happenings in AR.

If you wish to post your own newly created spaces send a note with a link to your space to hello@wart.win.

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