Surprised there isn't a greater interest in AR over FPV VR. The latter while immersive is expensive and technically demanding in maintenance and reliability. AR on the other hand affords multiple access and potentialy different selected experiences depending on the users demand in the same space.

Nothing new here if you're on the coal face. The issue is encouraging museums (trustees) to invest their funds in these mediums. Footfall, physical and digital is symbiotic and both are needed to sustain and promote your museum and improve both physical and intellectual access to your collections.

This second image is an ambrotype on glass of Sergeant John Loade, 4th Dragoon Guards c.1800s in its original wooden case.