The María José Jove Foundation Art Collection app uses augmented reality to improve and exponentially increase access to information related to authors and their works, also facilitating accessibility.

With a gesture as simple as focusing our smartphone or tablet towards one of the pieces, the app will recognize the work giving us access to content that would not be possible to access through a traditional physical infrastructure, completing what we know about it or its author, both written and narrated, through its information sheet as well as multimedia content.

Likewise, it will include such attractive features as discovering other data of interest in the work such as details on its surface or its composition, in high resolution, historical peculiarities, etc., as well as listening to artists talk about them as well as other stories and curiosities. little known. In addition, we can make the visit freely or choosing the planned routes that the app will propose, where this will be our own guide to the facilities and works. Finally, it will allow us to know the collection thoroughly from home by accessing the collection.

All this results in an accessible tool, available on any smartphone or tablet, which bets on practical, dynamic and entertaining knowledge, knowing complementary training and arousing curiosity. It improves interactivity and favors attention, in an immersive, entertaining and playful way. In short, democratizing access to culture. It will be the basis for further adding works, information and tours designed for children and other special needs.

Highlight the innovation of the proposal that so far has only been implemented in a timely manner in museums as relevant as the Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery, The Metropolitan Museum, the Louvre or Reina Sofia.

This application has been developed by Xoia Software Development, a Galician augmented and virtual reality company that has become a benchmark applying these technologies in sectors such as Tourism, Culture and Heritage or Industry 4.0

They have created immersive interactive experiences in archaeological sites or exhibitions, highlighting the heritage of the road to Santiago throughout Europe, and, as is the case, the world of art, among other projects.