Authors

  • Dilnoza Saipova
    National Institute of and Design named after Kamoliddin Behzod
  • Oybek Kasimov
    National Institute of and Design named after Kamoliddin Behzod
  • D. Saipova
    National Institute of and Design named after Kamoliddin Behzod

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.71337/inlibrary.uz.ijai.77630

Abstract

This article analyzes the development and new approaches of museums through digital architecture, virtual and augmented reality, artificial intelligence and other innovative technologies that play a key role in the new museum experience. Examples of the use of modern technologies such as virtual and augmented reality, gamification and interactive displays that enable museums to engage visitors in the learning process.

 

 

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TRENDS AND SOLUTIONS: INNOVATIONS IN MUSEUM SPACES

Saipova Dilnoza Shakasimovna

National Institute of and Design named after Kamoliddin Behzod

Senior teacher of the "Design" department, researcher

D.Sh. Saipova

phone: +99890 9917119 email:

dilnozasaipova84@gmail.com

Oybek Sadikjanovich Kasimov

Doctor of Philosophy in Art History, Professor.

Abstract:

This article analyzes the development and new approaches of museums through digital

architecture, virtual and augmented reality, artificial intelligence and other innovative

technologies that play a key role in the new museum experience. Examples of the use of modern

technologies such as virtual and augmented reality, gamification and interactive displays that

enable museums to engage visitors in the learning process.

Key words:

Gamification, interactive, technologies, innovations.

Museum design has undergone significant changes in recent years, driven by advances in

technology and visitor demands. Museums, which were once places to preserve and display art

and historical artifacts, are now becoming multifunctional cultural centers, using cutting-edge

technology to create interactive and immersive experiences for their visitors.

In order to determine the visitor’s perception of museum activities and to increase the efficiency

of using the museum collection in all types of activities, and not only in the research and study of

museum objects, the problems of developing scenarios and methods of working with visitors,

using interactive forms and using methods of museum pedagogy taking into account different

types of viewers have been posed[1]. Innovation in Design Contemporary museum spaces often

integrate the latest technological advances to improve the viewing experience of exhibits and

provide unique opportunities for visitors to interact with exhibits. The introduction of digital

technologies, virtual reality and augmented reality, as well as the use of retractable screens and

touch panels, significantly expands the possibilities for creating multi-layered, dynamic and

interesting experiences. Museums like the Museum of Art and Design in New York City are

making extensive use of 3D printing to create precise replicas of artwork that are accessible to

tactile interaction with visitors. This makes museum collections more accessible to people with

disabilities, as well as to anyone interested in deeper imagery and the creation of works of art.

Interactivity and visitor involvement One of the most striking trends in modern museum design

is the emphasis on interactivity. Unlike traditional exhibitions, where visitors simply observe

exhibits, modern museums provide the opportunity to actively participate in the learning process.

Using interactive displays, touch screens, augmented reality and gamification, museums are

making the experience of art and history more engaging and personalized. An example is the

Museum of Science and Industry in Chicago, which uses gamification to engage visitors in

scientific experiments. Here, visitors can not only observe processes, but also become

participants in experiments themselves, solve problems, and conduct experiments. This approach

greatly increases the interest and understanding of the material, and makes it more accessible and

exciting. New York Museum of Art and Technology Mercer Labs, where advanced technologies

serve as a source of unique art installations.


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New York: Mercer Labs Museum of Art and Technology

Immersive experiences designed to wow and inspire guests of all ages. Clever and complex

exhibits, very well executed. The "immersive" experience was particularly well done, as was the

giant LED mirror display.

Smart and complex exhibits, very well done. The immersive experience was especially well done,

as was the huge mirrored LED display. Mercer Labs (Museum of Art and Technology), as its

creators claim, is the city's first fully immersive museum, and is located in an iconic and

prestigious location, just across from the Oculus and the WTC tower.

New York: Mercer Labs Museum of Art and Technology

The museum is the brainchild of artist Roy Nachum, known for his Grammy-nominated

artwork for Rihanna’s 2016 album Anti and installations for LeBron James. While the discerning

viewer has likely seen and experienced similar immersive experiences at other museums and

galleries, Mercer Labs is a symbiosis of art and technology at its finest, taking even the most

familiar techniques to new heights. There are museums where the main thing is sound and tactile

sensations. A room with dozens of ultra-modern speakers that play some unearthly music, and

the low frequencies that you feel with your whole div make even the floor tremble.

The room itself is upholstered in a super soft and pleasant material, and the air is filled with

something between smoke and steam, which creates a pleasant feeling of infinity of space, where

instead of air there is something heavier and more viscous. Mercer Labs is a good reason to

rethink your relationship between art and technology. Use of equipment and augmented reality.

Technologies of implementation and augmented reality (VR and AR) have firmly entered the

museum space, opening new horizons for educational and entertainment programs. Virtual

limitations allow you to “travel” to historical eras, Aliexpress remote corners of the planet, or


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even move into space that is inaccessible in the imagination of life - for example, inspected

exhibits located in glass museums or storage facilities.

The Boston-based arts community uses VR to connect with historical events and cultural

practices in Europe, allowing for an experience of the past. It’s not just a static display, but a full

experience that can be experienced not only through the eyes but also through other sensory

inputs — sounds, tactile sensations, and even smells. Augmented reality, in turn, helps museums

bring exhibits to life. The Louvre in Paris offers its own mobile augmented reality app that

displays 3D models of historical objects or plays them as they would have been seen in ancient

times. Eco-friendly and minimalist design. Modern museums increasingly prefer

environmentally friendly and minimalist spaces. Museum design is focused on the use of natural

materials, the creation of energy-efficient technologies and a comfortable atmosphere for visitors.

This includes not only the use of environmentally friendly building materials, but also thoughtful

lighting, ventilation systems, and attention to the harmony and aesthetics of space. A visit to the

Museum of Forbidden Art will give you the opportunity to see the first and only collection of

censored and banned art.

The Museum, housed in a building in the early 20th century modernist

style, features over 200 works by artists such as Warhol, Picasso, Goya, Ai Weiwei, Banksy,

Gustav Klimt and others. An interactive digital guide will help you gain a deeper understanding

of the history and meaning of the banned art.

The Museum of Modern Art in Barcelona is built in an eco-friendly style, where the architecture

and interior are carefully designed to create spaces that are not only beautiful but also sustainable.

This allows the museum to be not only a cultural institution, but also an environmentally

responsible one. Social and cultural significance of museums. An important aspect of

contemporary trends in museum design is the ability to perform a protective function. Museums

become platforms for discussing current social issues such as climate change, equality, inclusion

and cultural diversity. More and more attention is being paid to exhibition themes that reflect the

cultural, social and environmental challenges of our time. The Museum of Modern Art in New

York has become a famous exhibition dedicated to a small number of people, social justice and

environmental issues. These themes not only attract visitors’ attention, but also stimulate their

reflection on the future of our world.

The Museum of Technology and Future (Tokyo, Japan) is a unique place where technology and

innovation are at the center. This museum is dedicated to the implementation of advances in

science and technology and their impact on the future. The main goal of the museum is not only

to show current achievements in technology, but also to give an opportunity to see how these

technologies can develop in the future and what changes they bring to the life of society. The

Museum of Technologies and Prospects is focused on getting acquainted with advanced

technologies, such as artificial intelligence, robotics, virtual and augmented reality,

biotechnology and many others. He actively uses modern discovered means and virtual tours, so

he visits contacts with exhibits and takes part in various scientific experiments. The museum

offers the opportunity to ensure the technological future through practical interaction with

exhibitions, which significantly increases the educational value. Technological barriers for older

visitors. Many modern exhibits, such as virtual reality or artificial intelligence, may be constructs

for older people or those who do not have much experience with modern technology. This may

result in some visitors not being able to fully enjoy the exhibition. In order for a museum to be

able to present an innovative exhibition, significant financial costs are required for the

maintenance and updating of equipment. New technologies quickly become obsolete, and the

museum must constantly update its collection, which causes an additional burden on the budget.


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Data security and privacy issues. With the introduction of modern technologies such as artificial

intelligence and biometrics, the issue of visitor data security arises. Since many exhibits require

statistical data collection for more accurate interaction, the museum must ensure strict measures

to ensure privacy and prevent information leaks. Solutions Training and support for different age

groups. To address technological complexity, the museum can organize training programs and

workshops for older visitors or those who are not familiar with new technologies. It can also

offer simple and clear instructions for using VR devices and other technologies. Investing in

Long-Term Competition and Partnerships with Companies To reduce the financial burden, a

museum can partner with technology companies that can provide equipment through sponsorship

or long-term agreements. This will help reduce the cost of updating and maintaining technology.

Ensuring data security through anonymization and encryption The museum must strictly comply

with data protection laws and implement systems for anonymizing and encrypting information

collected from visitors. To increase trust, a museum can publicly state its security measures and

provide full information about how data is used.

Using the symbolic meaning of worldview in works of art, its modern trends are also revealed.

An exception is the development of a miniature sanatorium with everything necessary for

admission to the sanatorium. [2.].

Conclusions.

The Museum of Technology and Futures in Tokyo plays a crucial role in

popularizing science and technology by showcasing the achievements of modern civilization and

the ways in which they can be developed. However, despite its innovativeness, the museum faces

a number of challenges, such as technological barriers for certain groups of visitors and high

maintenance costs. Addressing these challenges requires a comprehensive approach, including

training, partnerships with technology processes, and ensuring data security. Despite these

challenges, the museum continues to grow and attract more visitors, reflecting a unique

perspective on the future of technology and its impact on society. Museology began to acquire its

theoretical system, concepts, methods and place among the sciences, having gone a long way in

generalizing practice and systematizing material. But only in the last decades has the formation

of basic concepts and the creation of elements of a general theory of the discipline taken place,

which has become the most important direction in its development [3].

A modern museum exhibition is the result of a creative union| of a research fellow and an artist-

exhibitor, in which a scriptwriter sometimes takes part. There are still many unresolved and even

controversial problems in the art of museum exhibition. The means of creating a museum image,

the specifics of museum spectacle, the genre features of exhibitions, or what in art is commonly

called the “laws of the genre,” have not been sufficiently developed in a theoretical sense. The

methodology of artistic design requires comprehension and generalization across a broad

spectrum of issues. Therefore, the art of museum exhibition, like museum work in general, needs

creative experimentation, thanks to which it can be protected from templates and stereotypes.

Conclusion

Contemporary trends in museum design are leading to significant changes in the

placement of museums in cultural and educational institutions. Technologies play a key role in

creating new forms of interaction with exhibits, as well as in expanding educational

opportunities. Interactivity, virtual and augmented reality, an ecological approach and social

responsibility - all these elements make museums not just a place for admiring art, but active

participants in the educational and cultural process, opening up new horizons for the knowledge

and perception of history and art. Thus, the museum design of the future is becoming not only

technologically advanced, but also more accessible, engaging, ecological and socially oriented,

which opens up new opportunities for interaction with visitors and helps to more deeply


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understand and appreciate cultural heritage. Museology began to acquire its theoretical system,

concepts, methods and place among the sciences, having gone a long way of generalizing

practice and systematizing material. But only in the last decades has the formation of basic

concepts and the creation of elements of the general theory of the discipline taken place, which

has become the most important direction in its development.

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T.Yu. Yureneva MUSEUM STUDIES Moscow Academic Project 2004Thus, "Museum Studies" is a social science that studies the processes of social progress. The museum acts as a public, historically conditioned multifunctional institute of social information.

G.N.Eshanova. dots.nt,f.f.n “JOURNAL OF SCIENCE - INNOVATI VE RESEARCH IN UZBEKISTAN”JURNALI VOLUME 1, ISSUE 6, 2023.SEPTEMBER ResearchBib Impact Factor: 8.654/2023. 34-b

Latipovich T. A. Styles of Prototyping... Prototyping and about Layout //Middle European Scientific Bulletin. - 2022. - T. 20. - S. 76-80.

Makhmudova M. T. Features of a country house in hot countries //ACADEMICIA: An International Multidisciplinary Research Journal. - 2021. - T. 11. – no. 3. - S. 2167-2173.

Mannapova N.R., Saidyusupova M.F. ART SCHOOLSAT THE Composition and color solutions //Scientific progress. - 2021. - T. 2. – no. 6. - S. 1919-1921.

Kasimov O. S. Miguel A. a. a. theory and practice of modern science // theory and practice of modern science founded by: ooo "institute of management and social-economic development". - no. 10. – S. 24-31.

Saipova D. Lighting design and modern trends in the organization of museum exhibitions // Obshchestvo i innovatsii. - 2021. - T. 2. – no. 11/S. - S. 7-15.