Researchers have used augmented reality to bring back extinct ice age animals.
Next, they created aa custom augmented reality app that visitors could use to see the creatures on the museum grounds. If visitors hold their phones up in front of the lawn near the museum entrance, for example, they can watch a young mammoth fall into a tar pit—and hear scientists explain how many animals met their end in the bubbly asphalt quagmire more than 10,000 years ago.
The models are a bit pixelated , but the lower resolution allows them to bePalaeontologia ElectronicaWhen the researchers tested a similar app, they found that museum visitors who used it did a better job of recalling the animals’ names and remembering their habitats, compared with visitors who only received printed materials. The researchers say this new type of “paeloart,” can help museumgoers successfully learn about the past.
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