In recent times, Nghe An Museum has boldly applied technology to its exhibition activities to reach and attract visitors. Visitors to Nghe An Museum, who were previously "forbidden to touch artifacts", can now touch artifacts and antiquities, explore famous landscapes, history, and people of Nghe An through 3D digital space; explore the digitized historical data warehouse... helping Nghe An Museum attract more and more visitors, especially young people.
In the nearly 200 m2 digital experience exhibition space on the 2nd floor of Nghe An Museum, Mr. Nguyen Huu Cong from Dien Chau district did not think that right in the middle of Vinh city there would be such a beautiful and interesting digital space.
He shared that with just one movement, my hand felt like it was touching an artifact that was thousands of years old. Information and even the smallest carvings were clearly displayed, which before when I came to the museum, I could only see through glass cases.
This is the result when the digital experience exhibition space with the theme Nghe An: Land and People was invested and built by Nghe An Museum in a modern and dynamic direction; with the introduced contents such as: Following the history, Scenic spots, Cultural heritage, Cuisine, People - Famous people of Nghe An...
Coming to this space, visitors will experience many modern digital technology applications. Through that, there will be many different ways to receive information. This is one of the special projects in the Vietnamese museum system that tells its story through technology with modern equipment.
At the exhibition booth “Following the course of history”, thanks to the application of AI technology system, without the need for a traditional tour guide, visitors only need to swipe their hands to see on the large screen a large amount of information, recording the development process of Nghe An, from the prehistoric period, associated with the history of building and defending the country, in the cause of fighting to protect national independence, unify the country, to the period of renovation. Although with this massive amount of information, viewers can easily access it systematically without feeling bored or burdened.
What’s more interesting is the application of AI technology systems in museum exhibits, helping to create personalized experiences for visitors. This AI technology system is capable of creating customized audio or visual guides to help visitors gain a deeper understanding of the exhibition content. The application of AI technology also works as a replacement for a traditional tour guide to answer visitors’ questions.
At the booth introducing historical sites, scenic spots, special national relics, famous cultural heritages of Nghe An, the digital map display brings the public a new experience, visual effects through mapping technology, lookup, and touch interaction. Static paintings, everyday scenes become alive through lighting effects and animated images projected on them.
This has created an attraction and novelty that helps visitors connect in a special way with the 3D digitized products. In addition, many other contents of the Land and People theme such as: Scenic spots; Tangible and intangible cultural heritage; Nghe cuisine are presented using Virtual Reality (VR) technology. This is a system that simulates 3D designs on computers to create a "real" world.
To experience this activity, viewers need to use VR glasses worn on their eyes and interact with the virtual environment through positioning and motion control devices, creating a realistic and vivid feeling.
Ms. Dao Thi Thu Van, staff of the Exhibition, Propaganda and Education Department of Nghe An Museum, said: The digitization and application of modern technology in heritage are vividly reproduced. With just a "touch", visitors can easily explore Nghe An right at the museum. The content recording the development process of Nghe An from prehistoric times to today's innovations is reproduced like a slow-motion film, helping viewers easily receive it with many vivid images, sounds, clips, etc.
Coming to Nghe An Museum, visitors cannot miss the 3rd floor, where there is a digital experience exhibition about Tham Om cave. This is a typical archaeological site of the late Paleolithic period in Nghe An. The cave is located in the limestone mountain range of Thuan Chau commune, Quy Chau district. The cave dates back about 200,000 years ago. To innovate the exhibition and attract visitors, especially the younger generation, students,
Nghe An Museum has invested in 3D Mapping technology to tell the story of Tham Om cave. In the space of Tham Om cave, technology experts have combined 3D technology and film technology to create visual, lighting, and sound effects that stimulate all the senses of the viewer. What makes 3D Mapping technology special is the presentation of content through 3D effects that form interactive image blocks in a three-dimensional space instead of just two dimensions as in the traditional way. The story of Tham Om cave will take viewers into a mysterious space, full of creativity, making many impressions and surprises. The story is led by the appearance of ancient Nghe people 200,000 years ago with torches in hand entering the cave...
Here, we met Nguyen Uyen Nhi and her classmates from class 11D of Thai Lao High School (Hung Nguyen). Uyen Nhi said: Coming here, we learned more about the development process of ancient Vietnamese people in Nghe An, enjoyed experiencing 3D technology at the museum, and checked in at Tham Om cave together.., "Coming to Nghe An Museum, we had very interesting experiences. We will introduce many friends inside and outside the school to visit, explore, and experience Nghe An Museum", Uyen Nhi shared.
Since the launch of the digital space at 7 Dao Tan Street - the address of Nghe An Museum, located in the Vinh Citadel area, it has gradually attracted a large number of people and tourists to visit, especially young people. There are many days when we welcome and serve many groups of 300 - 400 visitors, including many students from schools in Nghe An, Ms. Dao Thi Thu Van added.
Nowadays, the trend of modernization through the application of digital technology in exhibition and presentation is an inevitable trend of modern museums. Standardizing the museum object data system will help museums connect and share information conveniently and effectively.
Nghe An Museum currently has more than 30,000 artifacts and documents, of which three are recognized as National Treasures. The number of artifacts on display and introduced is still quite modest and has not reached many people.
The inauguration and putting into service of phase 1 of the "Digital Experience Space" is considered an important milestone of Nghe An Museum to meet the practical development and the increasing demand for historical and cultural values of the public. In the coming time, Nghe An Museum is submitting to competent authorities for consideration and allocation of funds to continue investing in digital technology items in the entire museum display system to support and renew the more modern display content, which is very necessary to preserve and promote values on the digital platform, making Nghe An Museum a valuable and attractive destination for Vinh city in particular and Nghe An province in general, said the Director of Nghe An Museum.
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