Purpose
A cultural-information concept for museums, galleries and exhibitions. A tag associated with an exhibit can open descriptions and multimedia in a browser, while authorised editors maintain the published content.
Predictive AI
Prediction from this application's own analytics
Like every Cloud on Tap application, Art on Tap includes AI prediction based on the analytics it holds in the cloud. Those analytics draw on the records submitted through its authorised workflows, under the same role-based access as the rest of the record.
Predictions support people's judgement. They do not replace review, professional advice or the configured workflow.
The problem addressed
Printed labels have limited space and may not serve visitors who need another language or richer contextual information.
Intended audiences
- Museums
- Galleries
- Exhibitions
- Cultural venues
Capabilities
- Associate an information tag with an exhibit
- Present multilingual descriptions in a browser
- Link approved multimedia content
- Maintain exhibit information through editorial access
- Embedded predictive AI based on the analytics of the respective application in the cloud.
Roles
- Visitor
- Curator or content editor
- Administrator
Workflow
- 01Read the exhibit’s information tag
- 02Choose and view available language content
- 03An editor updates descriptions and media references
Requirements
- A COTIC-compatible smartphone or camera-readable link and network access for web content. Editors need an authorised account.
Important limitation
- Augmented reality, copyright licences and visitor analytics are not established as current features. Media rights and accessibility text need approval.
In practice · synthetic story
01 · Scenario
A visitor at a fictional gallery scans a label beside a sculpture and reads its short English or Greek description on a phone.
02 · Outcome
The result: the visitor accesses the exhibit’s published story at the point of interest.
Synthetic illustration. No real site, person or prediction result is shown.
Frequently asked questions
Does Art on Tap use augmented reality?+
Augmented reality is not confirmed in the available product scope.
Can the venue add audio or images?+
The concept can link approved multimedia, but the venue must confirm rights, formats and current availability.