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Applicating Virtual Reality to Chase the Dream of the Immersive, Interactive Narrative Experience in Museums

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By Zhennuo Song, Leighton Evans
| preprints.org
This version is not peer-reviewed. Zhennuo Song,Leighton Evans  * Zhennuo Song,Leighton Evans  * Submitted: 28 October 2025 You are already at the latest version Culture heritage institutions today are experiencing a digital transformation. Virtual Reality (VR), with the promise of immersive and interactive features, has drawn the attention of artists and curators.
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Picard: The Past & Future of Star Trek

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By Leighton Evans
| 25YL Verified
Leighton Evans and Paul Billington co-wrote this, but we can only credit one writer. If you like it, credit both in your mind. If not, it’s all Leighton’s doing and feel free to post angry comments at the end. Star Trek: Picard is coming and excitement has been building amongst fans ever since Sir Pat Stew (it’s Star Trek—we’re all family here!) took to the stage and announced it last year.
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Pokémon Go is not dead: A survey finds the game has 5 million players and is changing their lives

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By Michael Saker, Leighton Evans
| Scroll.in Verified
Augmented reality game Pokémon Go has been downloaded more than 800m times, making it one of the most successful examples of location-based media to date. Although its popularity peaked and then plummeted in 2016, it’s still being played by roughly 5m people all over the world on a daily basis – and our research shows it’s making a real difference to their lives.
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