A Spanish company creates gloves to ‘play’ art

“Don’t touch”. It is the first rule we find when you get access to a museum. But the Spanish Neurigital has decided to break that rule and Touching works such as David van Miguel ÁngelThe Venus of Milo or Nefertiti.

But it is not dangerous, nor can it put an end to the works, but the solution is the virtual reality for blind and that can feel how art is.

Neurigital does not use Virtual Reality -Helmen, but some Gloves with haptic reaction VRwho enable blind people to feel the artworks with their hands, even if they are not physically in the same place.

It works through a complex system of sensors distributed by the interior of the glove, the function of which is to capture the movements of the hand to transfer them to the digital universe and, at the same time, reproduce through vibrations of different power of different power of the sensation of the elements that are modified in the virtual world.

This new project called Towling Masterpieces has re -made the bust of Nefertiti, from Thutmose; The Venus of Milo, Alexandros de Antioch; Or David, by Miguel Ángel, as they have detailed from the company.

Users feel a three -dimensional recreation of the artworks in the air, but gloves technology allows them to appreciate the details and, for example, to distinguish the folds of the Venus skirt.