The research of the Ename Center concerning Interpretive Technologies has a two fold mission: both to test the applicability of new technoligies for heritage presentation and to offer practical solutions to technical problems encountered in the development of specific heritage presentation projects.

In close cooperation with site interpreters and heritage educators, the Center has tested Interpretive Technologies prototypes in real world situations, in order to evaluate the suitability and robustness of the methods, techniques and equipment used. In this way, experience and expertise has been gained in virtual reconstruction methods, user interfaces for exploring virtual reconstructed worlds in time and space, in the use of the Internet for heritage presentation and in on-site outdoor interpretation systems.  

Applied technologies:

• websites
• timescopes
• character based interpretation
• audio interpretation
• CD's and DVD's
• 3D
• graphic panels