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Elizabeth Merritt
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Museums have a superpower – they’re one of the most trusted sources of information and that trust is non-partisan
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| People:
Sarah Roots |
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| The countdown is on to the opening of Warner Bros Studio Tour Tokyo. We hear the latest
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Letters to the editor |
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| Liseberg CEO Andreas Andersen tells us 2023 will celebrate the past, but also be the start of something new, while BALPPA CEO Paul Kelly explains why the organisation has launched individual memberships
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| Immersion:
Lightroom: up close and personal |
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The world is very beautiful if you look at it, but most people don’t look, they scan the ground in front of them so they can walk, they don’t look at things with intensity. I do
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| People:
David Camp |
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In terms of European attractions, my two favourite theme parks are Puy du Fou and PortAventura
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| PRODUCT NEWS |
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| Eye tracking AI Aquarium from ITRI helps visitors identify fish species |
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| It can take a while for visitors to identify the species of fish they’re looking at in an
aquarium – trying to match them up with information on an information panel can take time
and isn’t always straightforward. Now a new aquarium by Taiwan’s Industrial Technology
Research Institute (ITRI) helps by exhibiting marine life information in real time
according to visitors’ line of sight. |
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