Virtual Memory of Mexico is a transmedia project developed using digitalization, 3D printing, and linking printed objects to 360° videos to disseminate the material and immaterial cultural heritage of Mexico, including the natural treasures of Hidalgo.
Audience members can choose a printed object that represents Hidalgo’s heritage, such as the Tula Pyramid, a mask of San Bartolo Tutotepec, or a basaltic prism from the Geopark Comarca Minera. Once placed on a sensor, relevant 360° videos are triggered on each topic. Digitizing cultural artifacts plays a key role in advancing technology’s role in education.
Community Project Members:
- Diana Sol Guzmán Pérez
- Miguel Israel Olvera Zamitiz
- Alejandro Mendoza Gamiño
- Eloy Monter Hernández
