Samsung Galaxy Tab Active Series tablets are at the center of the success of “Notre-Dame de Paris: The Augmented Exhibition,” which dazzled Westminster Abbey in London earlier this year before moving to the National Palace Museum of Korea in Seoul this summer.
Created by the French startup Histovery with the exclusive sponsorship of L’Oréal Groupe and in partnership with Samsung Mobile eXperience, “Notre-Dame de Paris: The Augmented Exhibition” has been converted into a global success, which is driven by the experience only and immersive created by the tablets Samsung Galaxy Tab Active Series[1]. The exhibition has attracted almost half a million visitors in cities such as Paris, Washington, Montreal and Dubai and recently in Westminster Abbey in London. Starting July 2, the exhibition will move to Seoul, South Korea, where he will spend two months at the National Palace Museum of Korea to provide visitors with the opportunity to get to know better one of the most beloved monuments in France.
A physical and augmented exposure
“Notre Dame de Paris: The Augmented Exhibition” presents an exclusive immersion in the cathedral’s heritage, from the laying of the first stone in 1163 to the efforts restoration that are in progress, all through the eyes of contemporary workers. The exhibition was designed and produced by Histovery in collaboration with the public institution Rebuilding Notre-Dame de Paris and thanks to the sponsorship of L’Oréal Groupe. In what will be a New in Korea, this unique experience combines physical scenography and augmented reality, presented at the new Galaxy Tab Active5 and HistoPad, along with thousands of other Galaxy Tab Active Series tablets awarded by Samsung and operated by Histovery for all your projects.
Housed in the National Palace Museum of Korea, a former royal residence dating back to the 14th century, visitors to the exhibition will use Galaxy tablets to scan the 21 “Doors of Time” and discover 3D reconstructions of the cathedral at several key moments. of its history. Visitors to Seoul will also have exclusive access to a reconstruction of Notre-Dame de Paris in its current state, amid renovations, as the HistoPad solution has been updated to reflect every last restoration effort on the building’s iconic spire.
Samsung technology meets history
This exclusive experience is made possible by Samsung’s versatile Galaxy Tab Active5 tablets, based on Samsung’s vast legacy in creating premium rugged devices and equipped with an immersive screen that fully allows the realism of the content.
Galaxy Tab Active5 is a rugged tablet designed for demanding environments and built to withstand extreme conditions, thanks to the protection IP68[2] water and dust resistance and with high level durability through MIL-STD-810H[3] compliance with military standards. In addition, it offers an improved experience due to its compact and ergonomic format, while having a robust design. which ensures that it can withstand harsh environments and accidental drops with its protective cover. Created to face severe conditions thanks to its solid design, the tablet thus offers an improved experience with its compact and ergonomic format.
Equipped with processor power[4] and resolution[5] needed to render highly realistic details in 3D, the Galaxy Tab Active5 tablet brings to life the meticulous research work carried out by Histovery’s committee of scientific experts, offering an immersive and educational experience. Visitors can experience a snappier viewing experience with a refresh rate of up to 120Hz[6], which contributes more to the realism of the images. The tablet’s long-lasting, removable battery ensures uninterrupted use throughout the day, backed by fast charging[7] which enables up to 16 hours of video playback[8]or the equivalent of 3 to 4 visits.
The partnership not only enhances the visitor experience, it also demonstrates Samsung and Histovery’s commitment to preserving cultural heritage. Through cutting-edge mobile technology and sustainable initiatives, Samsung prioritizes safeguarding history for future generations, fostering a deeper connection to the past through meaningful innovations.
“We are delighted to be part of this ambitious project, placing our innovative mobile technology at the service of history. By creating this truly immersive experience, our hope is to bring to life the globally renowned story of Notre-Dame de Paris, underpinning one of the most important architectural stories in existence.”said Frédéric Fauchère, director and head of B2B Mobility Division, MX Business at Samsung Electronics France.
“This augmented exhibition sponsored by L’Oréal Groupe celebrates the extraordinary history and splendor of Notre-Dame de Paris. Thanks to the HistoPad’s innovative format, visitors of all ages can delve deeper into the cathedral’s 850-year history, reliving key historical moments from its construction in the Middle Ages to its ongoing reconstruction today. “We are very grateful to Samsung for making this exhibition possible and are honored to present it at the National Palace Museum of Korea, especially this year which will be marked by the reopening of Notre-Dame.”said Bruno de Sa Moreira, co-founder, director and executive producer of “Notre-Dame de Paris: The Augmented Exhibition.”
The exhibition, which will visit 15 cities on four continents, will travel for the duration of the restoration project before the cathedral reopens to the public on December 8, 2024.
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Exhibition details:
- From July 2 to September 1, 2024. Free entry for all.
- Hours: open every day, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Last entry one hour before closing.
- Inviting Korean and foreign visitors, all content is available in 13 languages: German, Arabic, Chinese, Czech, Korean, Spanish, French, English, Italian, Japanese, Polish, Portuguese and Russian.
- Inclusive versions are available for people with visual or mobility disabilities.
