Findings from Catholic University Broaden Understanding of Biomarkers [Analysis of the User Experience (On Site Vs. Virtual Reality) Through Biological Markers and Cognitive Tests In Museums: the Case of Museo Cristo De La Sangre (Murcia, Spain)].

A recent study conducted by researchers at Catholic University in Murcia, Spain, explores the impact of virtual reality (VR) and metaverse technologies on the user experience in museums. The study specifically focuses on the Museo Cristo De La Sangre in Murcia and compares the experience of visiting the museum in person versus using VR. The researchers measured the learning capacity and satisfaction of participants through cognitive tests and usability tests. The study highlights the increasing interest in new technologies and digital software in the museum sector, particularly in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. [Extracted from the article]

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