Cultural Heritage Experiments Configuration Kit (checK) is a web application built on the ATON framework, designed to support curators, cultural heritage professionals, and behavioural scientists in configuring and conducting controlled experiments in immersive 3D environments, without requiring programming skills. This document provides both a user guide (Part A) for researchers and practitioners, and a technical reference (Part B) for developers who wish to extend or integrate the system. checK was developed at CNR-Institute of Heritage Science and represents the second design iteration of the Experiment Planner prototype.

Design and Documentation of a Web3D Experiment Generator for Heritage Environments

Veggi, Manuele
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Pescarin, Sofia
2026

Abstract

Cultural Heritage Experiments Configuration Kit (checK) is a web application built on the ATON framework, designed to support curators, cultural heritage professionals, and behavioural scientists in configuring and conducting controlled experiments in immersive 3D environments, without requiring programming skills. This document provides both a user guide (Part A) for researchers and practitioners, and a technical reference (Part B) for developers who wish to extend or integrate the system. checK was developed at CNR-Institute of Heritage Science and represents the second design iteration of the Experiment Planner prototype.
2026
Istituto di Scienze del Patrimonio Culturale - ISPC - Sede Secondaria Firenze
web3d, experiment generator, digital heritage
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Utilizza questo identificativo per citare o creare un link a questo documento: https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.14243/595421
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