Putting It All Together

Use of Augmented Reality

Description:

Recreation of the ship and have certain images and scenarios pop up during a walk-through

How immersive do you want to be? Limited availability of technology for a small-sized crowd inspires use of AR.

Concepts:

• Use the lens from your device and run it through an app the museum made that
• Using the ability to rewind and forward scenes/scenarios
• Use of virtual buttons to read stuff, or tap on a person to listen,
• Existing Museum: Exhibits with QR Codes that can display stuff on your mobile device or some type of handheld device.
• *Audio - Bluetooth Earphones

Experience

• ~25 people admitted every 30 minutes
• 2 main sections
  • Walk-through of internals of ship and how individual pieces contributed to disaster
  • External experience of ship capsizing.

References:

• Quiver
• Return of the Obra Dinn
• Black Mirror Episode - Season 1 Episode 3 ("The Entire History of You")
• World War 2 Museum in New Orleans, LA

Costs:

• Total: $1,420,000 - $1,650,000
• $60k needed for the developers
  • Programmers
  • PR
  • Project Managers
  • Designers
  • Testing
• $1500/week per developer (10) ~ 15,000 for 4 weeks
• $1,350,000 - $1,575,000 for exhibition space for 1 month
  • ~$450/square foot of space
  • 3,000-3,500 square feet of space
• $9000 for the museum-owned phones
  • 100 phones
• $250 for museum-owned headphones
  • $.50 per pair of headphones