CATHEDRAI: A VISUALIZATION SYSTEM IN ENHANCED REALITY FOR THE NATIONAL CONGRESS OF BRASILIA
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.29327/sbqp2021.438153Keywords:
Augmented Reality, Tourism, Congresso NacionalAbstract
This article presents the process of producing Augmented Reality (AR) experiences with the aim of improving the tourist visiting experience of the National Congress in Brasília. The proposed process demonstrates how it is possible to integrate architectural documentary information (technical drawings, three-dimensional models, historical texts, etc.) with the property of tourist interest. For this, the initial stage of the development of an application, CatedRAI, was presented, which will allow the superposition of the physical scenario with digital information.
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