Have you ever thought about it
While visiting the museum
If you do not use a mobile phone or other external device
Is there a way？
You can take a closer look at the exhibits through the glass
You can also watch detailed pictures and videos of exhibits
It can also interact with the exhibits in real time
Right now
A new product makes this wish come true easily
It's a transparent OLED screen
When you need it, it turns into an electronic screen that can display a wealth of information and interact, and when you don't need him, it's like a normal piece of glass that won't interfere with your visit. To some extent, transparent OLED screens will open up a new dimension of museum displays, redefine glass, redefine display cases, and redefine exhibition displays.
Traditionally, the multimedia display in the museum is mainly presented through TV screens, or projection and other equipment, which requires independent equipment or independent exhibition façade space to achieve. It is relatively limited by funds or space of the site. Most of the new technological means such as projection, 3D impact, and metaverse are detached from virtual display methods such as the manufacture of cultural relics.
In addition, due to the limitation of exhibition or exhibition space, it will be found that auxiliary equipment such as explanatory boards and charts are a certain distance from the cultural relics, and they can rarely be included in the same field of view for comparison reading.
At the same time, for the purpose of protecting cultural relics, glass display cases have become the most commonly used means of cultural museum exhibition halls. According to media reports, when the British Museum first opened, a German spectator left this description on a postcard: "We were taken to room after room, which was completely glass, and we couldn't remember what we visited." ”
The emergence of transparent OLED has largely solved the pain points of the combination of glass barrier and fence that has long plagued the curatorial exhibition of Wenbo, as well as the combination of exhibition tools for auxiliary display.
It is understood that transparent OLED is a self-illuminating display technology, less than 1mm screen thickness can be attached to the display glass of the showcase, so that the display cabinet in the transparent state that does not affect the viewing of cultural relics entity, but also can realize display, touch interaction and AR linkage and other functions, truly achieve the perfect integration and interaction of cultural relics, information and audiences in the space.
Pan Shouyong, professor of museology at Shanghai University, Weichang scholar and concurrently director of the library, once said that there are now many theories and applications of digital technology, and the emergence of transparent OED is still eye-catching. In the past, glass display cases were simple glass cabinets. Now it solves a lot of problems, such as it combines the screen and the transparent glass cabinet into one, which is definitely a breakthrough.
And it is not only a breakthrough in technology, but also a breakthrough in ideas. We can do exhibitions around a cultural relic in the future, and transparent OLED can display all the content of this cultural relic in an all-round way. For example, the display of cultural relics themselves, historical stories, excavation processes, meanings, etc., can be achieved through a screen, and transparent OLED should be the best technology in this regard.
Transparent OLED creates more curatorial methods
Since 2022, China Cultural Museum Development and Innovation Summit, 2022 Digital Display Forum, and the 19th Expo have been held successively, while conveying the digital concept of cultural museums, transparent OLED screens have also been fully integrated into the entire cultural and museum industry.
A variety of products operated by transparent OLED are constantly updated, transparent OLED all-in-one machine, splicing screen, show case, vertical cabinet, slide rail screen and other products, so that the audience and industry insiders are eye-opening.
Taking the transparent OLED all-in-one machine as an example, when the audience touches the screen, the display of cultural relics is instantly activated, and the relevant cultural relics information jumps on the screen, and the sense of history comes to the face. Moreover, the display of cultural relics can be rotated 360 degrees at will, understanding cultural relics from different angles, and truly entering the cultural relics and that history.
Unlike transparent OLED all-in-one machines, transparent OLED show cases have two transparent screens, which are more playable and presentable. The functionality of the front OLED transparent screen is similar to that of the transparent OLED all-in-one machine, which is to display cultural relics related information, archaeological excavation sites, etc., while the rear OLED transparent screen can simulate some scenes and make cultural relics more vivid. The horses on display at the scene are like galloping from history, shuttling through different scenes such as forests and grasslands. In the middle of the two screens, cultural relics are placed, which is more three-dimensional and vivid.
The transparent OLED vertical cabinet not only allows the audience to clearly see the exhibits in the cabinet through the screen, but also see the relevant information of the cultural relics presented on the screen. What's even more interesting is that the touch function allows the audience to feel the fun of archaeology. When the audience slides their fingers on the screen, the cultural relics "buried" in the sand are like being excavated, little by little, "unearthed", and finally fully presented in front of the audience, greatly improving the audience's interest and desire to explore.
In addition to the appearance in the exhibition, transparent OLED has also entered a number of cultural exhibition halls. For example, the "Accumulation of Rich Flow - National Museum Archaeological Achievements Exhibition" in the National Expo has a set of six 55-inch transparent OLED displays that are seamlessly spliced, which can achieve interactive effects such as touch and AR.
Nakajo Yoshikin Exhibition at the National Museum
In addition, places such as Huizhou Museum, Ningxia Museum, Sichuan Museum, Hubei Geological Museum, and even some foreign memorial halls have introduced this new technology. The museum also designed some customized and personalized interesting content that audiences like to see, especially children will like, according to the characteristics of transparent OLED in terms of space and interaction, and achieved good results.
Huizhou Museum
Pizhou Museum Western Jin Dynasty Treasures Decoction Temple Cemetery Archaeological Achievements Exhibition
It is worth mentioning that transparent OLED, because there is no backlight, emits less heat than LCD, and can also protect cultural relics when placed in front of cultural relics.
This year, the General Office of the CPC Central Committee and the General Office of the State Council issued the "Opinions on Promoting the Implementation of the National Cultural Digitalization Strategy", which clearly states that by the end of the "14th Five-Year Plan" period, the cultural digital infrastructure and service platform will be basically completed, and a cultural service supply system with online and offline integration and interaction and three-dimensional coverage will be formed. By 2035, a national cultural big data system with physical distribution, logical association, fast link, efficient search, comprehensive sharing, and key integration will be built, so that the panorama of Chinese culture will be presented and the digital achievements of Chinese culture will be shared by the whole people.
The great development of cultural digitalization requires the guidance of digital technology, but also needs some qualitative leap improvement, for the basic function of the museum's exhibition display, the change in the way of exhibition may be a way to link the future.
OLED transparent screen opens a new way of museum exhibition display, redefines the display cabinet and glass, and then continues to integrate Internet devices, integrate 5G technology, OLED transparent screen will comprehensively upgrade or even rewrite the spatial dimension of museum exhibitions, cross the boundary between virtual and reality, provide more refined and comprehensive knowledge interpretation, tell historical stories to people, rebirth ancient collections, and promote interactive digital experience in the exhibition hall.
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