A rigorously controlled comparative analysis of three immersive systems deployed at the archaeological site of Villa Regina in Boscoreale, Italy shows that VR elicited the greatest spatial presence and engagement, AR improved perceived realism and contextual authenticity, and VR360 offered the most accessible but least...
Francesco Colace, Angelo Lorusso, Federico Martusciello et al.· Virtual Reality· 0 citations
Immersive technologies support heritage interpretation and management, yet research remains divided between cultural and archaeological heritage and urban planning. This systematic review, reported according to PRISMA 2020, aimed to examine the design, application, and evaluation of augmented, virtual, and mixed realit...
Francesco Colace, I. Fasolino, Michele Grimaldi et al.· Sustainability· 0 citations
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