Krzysztof Pietroszek
ABSTRACT
We present a mixed-reality exhibition for the Museum of Peace Corps Experiences designed using the Ad-Hoc Mixed-reality Exhibition Designer (AHMED) toolset. AHMED enables visitors to experience mixed-reality museum or art exhibitions created ad-hoc at any location. The system democratizes access to exhibitions for populations that cannot visit these exhibitions in person for reasons of disability, time-constraints, travel restrictions, or socio-economic status.
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