Interactive Projection Mapping: Proyecto Patrimonio ANGLO

Interactive projection mapping offers a novel way to enrich the experience of UNESCO World Heritage Sites, as demonstrated by its application to Fray Bentos Industrial Landscape. This technique combines digital fabrication, videomapping, and immersive environments to create an engaging and educational exploration of heritage. By developing a representative model of the site, researchers showcased how projection mapping can integrate images, information, and interactive elements to make cultural experiences more attractive and informative. The approach highlights the potential for this method to bridge gaps between technology and heritage preservation, providing both academic and public audiences with a deeper understanding of historical landscapes.

Barber, G., & Lafluf, M. (2016). Interactive Projection Mapping: Proyecto Patrimonio ANGLO. Blucher Design Proceedings, 795–801. https://doi.org/10.5151/despro-sigradi2016-627