Use of digital technologies in a museum context, with a focus on the transmission of culture and heritage.
LAMIC is a laboratory specializing in experimental museology, based on information and communications technology (ICT). It is a telecollaboration platform that explores relationships between objects, visitors and space, in a museum context. LAMIC is intended as a hub of reflection and experimental research that helps museums redefine their practices by allowing them to make more enlightened choices of state-of-the-art technological equipment and providing them with the necessary tools to create dynamic museum experiences better adapted and adaptable to the public. A variable-geometry research team uses LAMIC’s infrastructure to explore ways to conserve and highlight heritage. LAMIC is a partner in a number of projects requiring the use of digital technologies for cultural and heritage purposes.
3D digitization, digital screening, techno-culture exhibitions
- Arts and cultural industries
- Education
- Tourism and hospitality
- Utilities
Specialized labs and equipment
Specialized lab |
Equipment |
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Digitization room |
Callidus, Handyscan |
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2D digitizers: Colortrac |
Screening room |
Panoscope 360° |
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Stereoscopic projection |
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Cyclorama |
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Telepresence |
Exhibition room |
Robotics |
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MIDI sound and light system |
Editing room |
Video sound |
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Editing and recording |
Private and public sector research partners
- Musée des Ursulines de Québec
- Provincialat des Ursulines du Québec
- Canadian Heritage Information Network
- Réseau international sur le Processus de production du handicap
- Les musées de la civilisation de Québec
- Musée François-Pilote
- City of Saint-Hyacinthe
- MRC de Kamouraska
Additional information
Title |
URL |
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LAMIC |
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The Ursulines’ Chapel |
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YouTube – Essai du modèle 3D de la Chapelle |
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Page Facebook du LAMIC |