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• TITLE: AR Technology-Based Game for Finding Treasures in Museums

  AUTHORS: Xu Yang

  KEYWORDS: AR Game, Information Interaction, Unity 3D, Vuforia

  JOURNAL NAME: Journal of Computer and Communications, Vol.11 No.1, January 20, 2023

  ABSTRACT: With the vigorous development of tourism and entertainment industry, the traditional way of museum information display has been increasingly unable to meet people’s growing entertainment needs. Benefiting from the development of AR technology, AR museum games, a method of combining traditional museums with emerging information technology, can transform the knowledge display of museums from boring learning to active exploration, thereby improving the fun of the journey. By combining the museum auxiliary guide with AR games, the story of the museum exhibits is processed with interest, and the knowledge display of the serious museum becomes more vivid. The design is based on Unity 3d platform, and the Vuforia plug-in and UGUI interface controls that can be stable and efficient for image recognition are used to complete the development of museum AR games.