museums

An art gallery in the U.K. has teamed up with roboticists to continue giving tours while it's shuttered due to coronavirus. Here's what they've developed.

Given a treasure trove of downloadable cultural heritage models — from ancient castles to dinosaur skulls and hellenistic statues — digital artists were asked to reimagine these artifacts and remix them with contemporary aesthetics.

Google Tango is making its way into the real world, and one of the first functional applications is at the Detroit Institute of Arts.

Gado Images is working to teach computers how to automatically tag and caption historic photos to give museums a leg up in digitizing big archives.

The Smithsonian acquired its first piece of code, making it open-source in the hopes that people will use it to create their own unique software.

Numerous museums have put parts of their collections online to easily explore with the click of a mouse. Here's the best online tours of museums worldwide.