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Museum Archipelago: 111. Why Software Hasn't Eaten Museums (Yet)
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Museum Archipelago: 111. Why Software Hasn't Eaten Museums (Yet)
Museums today are filled with software, yet they've largely avoided being "eaten" by the tech industry. Unlike music or movies, exhibitions can't be downloaded or scaled infinitely. There's only one Mona Lisa. But if the wrong platform finds the right leverage, that immunity may not last. Which is why the kind of software museums choose matters. TilBuci is a free, open-source tool used by museums to build touchscreens, kiosks, and projections. I…
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