NEXUS-X eXperience Content โ Stories of Artifacts Connecting Eras
Immersive experiential learning by exploring artifacts and eras in history, MR content: Stories of Artifacts Connecting Eras
NEXUS-X eXperience Content – Stories of Artifacts Connecting Eras
"An immersive history-and-culture experience where visitors explore and learn firsthand by experiencing, through MR, the spaces within artifacts that connect the past and present across eras."
High-fidelity 3D modeling based on real artifact data
Expandable scenarios that span learning, experience, and exhibition
Experience history by directly interacting with artifacts in MR
Understand artifacts’ historical meaning and cultural context through visual materials
INTRO
Focus on passive viewing · Lack of immersive learning · Scarcity of experiential education · Limits to integrating education and promotion
The era of simply “looking at” artifacts in museums has passed. In practice, history and culture education still relies on exhibit viewing and textbook study, which does not sufficiently engage students and visitors. Opportunities to intuitively explore an artifact’s structure, period background, and cultural significance are limited, and effective experiential learning that combines education, exhibition, and promotion is lacking.
Bronze Helmet
White-Porcelain Moon Jar
SOLUTION :
Stories of Artifacts Connecting Eras combines real-artifact–based 3D modeling with MR technology, enabling users to explore the time and space within artifacts and vividly learn history, culture, and the arts. Beyond passive viewing, it lets learners intuitively understand and study internal structures and era-specific backgrounds and can be applied across education, exhibitions, and promotion.
1. Immersive Historical Exploration
Experience artifact interiors, period backgrounds, and cultural/art information realistically in MR.
2. Intuitive Learning Materials
Improve learning efficiency by linking videos, images, and text directly to the interior of artifacts
3. Layered Understanding of History
Explore culture, technology, and the arts by era for immersive learning and intuitive comprehension.
3. Applications in Education, Exhibition, and Promotion
Extendable to K–12 education and hands on experiences in museums and exhibition halls.
Stories of Artifacts Connecting Eras – MR Content Structure Stories of Artifacts Connecting Eras goes beyond simply viewing exhibits in a museum. Users directly explore artifacts and the spaces of each era and experience history and culture through immersive learning. Within MR, participants encounter key artifacts, historical events, and cultural contexts by era and develop intuitive understanding.
01. Tutorial
02. Prehistoric Era
03. Gojoseon and Early States
Introduces a journey to encounter pivotal moments in our history through ancient artifacts.
Follow the earliest footsteps to see prehistoric farming and community life.
Through the Dangun myth and the formation of royal authority, explore Gojoseon’s state system and the meaning of its artifacts.
04. Three Kingdoms
05. Unified Silla and Goryeo
06. Joseon Dynasty
Presents Goguryeo’s military power, Baekje’s refined artistry, and Silla’s golden culture and Buddhism the rivalry and culture of the Three Kingdoms.
Through Buddhism and international exchange, explore the culture and technology of Unified Silla and Goryeo.
Understand royal authority and daily life in Joseon through Neo-Confucianism, scholarship, and the arts.
07. Modern and Contemporary
08. Final Screen
Shows changes from the late Joseon period to the modern era through science and the introduction of modern technologies.
Concludes the experience of understanding and connecting history from prehistory to the modern era through artifacts.
Specialized Technologies of the Stories of Artifacts MR Content
Based on user-centered design, participants listen to content from history classes via images, videos, and narration, then immediately observe related artifacts in MR to experience the historical flow by era. This provides a living history experience within an interlinked storyline, rather than passive viewing.
1. Implementation of Immersive Historical Spaces
Key artifacts from each era from prehistory to the modern age are realistically arranged in MR so that participants can experience them sequentially within a single space. After reviewing class content through images, videos, and narration, participants immediately observe the artifacts to understand the flow by era.
2. Artifact-Centered Interaction Design
Participants intuitively observe the forms of artifacts in MR and learn relevant information and historical meaning in real time through narration and annotation. By utilizing 3D data of artifacts from the National Museum of Korea, participants experience forms identical to the real artifacts.
3. Era-by-Era Immersive Storytelling
Each era’s key events and culture are connected with artifacts so that participants naturally understand historical flow and socio-cultural change. For example, through major artifacts bronze tools and ritual objects, gold crowns and silver cups, celadon and white porcelain participants experience changes in power, social structures, technology, and the arts.
4. Modular MR Structure and Learning Expandability
A modular, era-based structure is applied so participants can experience in sequence Prehistory → Gojoseon → Three Kingdoms → Unified Silla·Goryeo → Joseon → Modern/Contemporary or, using the facilitator’s jump function, selectively explore specific eras. This modular design supports versatile use for education, research, and exhibitions.
Experience Time
About 20 minutes
Supported Language
Korean
Hardware Meta Quest3
Recommended Specifications
The moment you immerse, you grow!
Maximize your capability with XR and AI (X-RAI) technologies.
If you have any questions about Samwoo Immersion's content or inquiries about purchasing, you can receive more detailed information and assistance with your purchase through the 'Inquire' button below.
Immersive experiential learning by exploring artifacts and eras in history, MR content: Stories of Artifacts Connecting Eras
NEXUS-X eXperience Content – Stories of Artifacts Connecting Eras
"An immersive history-and-culture experience where visitors explore and learn firsthand by experiencing, through MR, the spaces within artifacts that connect the past and present across eras."
High-fidelity 3D modeling
based on real artifact data
INTRO
Focus on passive viewing · Lack of immersive learning · Scarcity of experiential education · Limits to integrating education and promotion
The era of simply “looking at” artifacts in museums has passed. In practice, history and culture education still relies on exhibit viewing and textbook study, which does not sufficiently engage students and visitors. Opportunities to intuitively explore an artifact’s structure, period background, and cultural significance are limited, and effective experiential learning that combines education, exhibition, and promotion is lacking.
SOLUTION :
Stories of Artifacts Connecting Eras combines real-artifact–based 3D modeling with MR technology, enabling users to explore the time and space within artifacts and vividly learn history, culture, and the arts. Beyond passive viewing, it lets learners intuitively understand and study internal structures and era-specific backgrounds and can be applied across education, exhibitions, and promotion.
Stories of Artifacts Connecting Eras – MR Content Structure
Stories of Artifacts Connecting Eras goes beyond simply viewing exhibits in a museum. Users directly explore artifacts and the spaces of each era and experience history and culture through immersive learning. Within MR, participants encounter key artifacts, historical events, and cultural contexts by era and develop intuitive understanding.
Specialized Technologies of the Stories of Artifacts MR Content
Based on user-centered design, participants listen to content from history classes via images, videos, and narration, then immediately observe related artifacts in MR to experience the historical flow by era. This provides a living history experience within an interlinked storyline, rather than passive viewing.
1. Implementation of Immersive Historical Spaces
Key artifacts from each era from prehistory to the modern age are realistically arranged in MR so that participants can experience them sequentially within a single space. After reviewing class content through images, videos, and narration, participants immediately observe the artifacts to understand the flow by era.
2. Artifact-Centered Interaction Design
Participants intuitively observe the forms of artifacts in MR and learn relevant information and historical meaning in real time through narration and annotation. By utilizing 3D data of artifacts from the National Museum of Korea, participants experience forms identical to the real artifacts.
3. Era-by-Era Immersive Storytelling
Each era’s key events and culture are connected with artifacts so that participants naturally understand historical flow and socio-cultural change. For example, through major artifacts bronze tools and ritual objects, gold crowns and silver cups, celadon and white porcelain participants experience changes in power, social structures, technology, and the arts.
4. Modular MR Structure and Learning Expandability
A modular, era-based structure is applied so participants can experience in sequence Prehistory → Gojoseon → Three Kingdoms → Unified Silla·Goryeo → Joseon → Modern/Contemporary or, using the facilitator’s jump function, selectively explore specific eras. This modular design supports versatile use for education, research, and exhibitions.
Meta Quest3
Recommended Specifications
The moment you immerse, you grow!
Maximize your capability with XR and AI (X-RAI) technologies.
If you have any questions about Samwoo Immersion's content or inquiries about purchasing, you can receive more detailed information and assistance with your purchase through the 'Inquire' button below.
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