Augmented reality to promote and visualize scientific knowledge in the RNPLS&T’s Open Archive

Abstract

The author examines library services based on augmented reality technology. The concept of augmented reality comprises various instruments and approaches to their application. The author demonstrates the significance of and prospects for using modern augmented reality technologies to popularize and visualize scientific knowledge accumulated over many years in the library's open archive collections. The scope of practical applications of augmented reality interfaces in the areas of library services and knowledge management systems or Big Data is hard to overestimate. However, the depth of theoretical research in the area indicates the dynamic development and the scale of further research and development in the field of library services and knowledge management systems or Big Data. The author examines the augmented reality instruments as part of ALS IRBIS64+.